PINCHOT VS. COUNCIL OF
NATIONAL DEFENSE
(Concluded. )
It ought not take a profound
statesman or a professor of logic to
understand this. The question
whether a man should represent two
clients and make money out of the
one at the expense of the other has
often been decided in a court of
chancery', it is especially plain when
ono of his clients is himself. There
is nothing ocult about the proposi
tion. It ought to be as clear as
sunlight that as long as these gen
tlemen remain in their duel cap
acity of mornng patriots and after
noon pirates, the war will be a mark
for suspicion and hostile criticism,
both at home and abroad.
Must Change Their Practices.
Nothing that the council of na
tional defense can do will change
this situation until its members
change their practices. It will be
useless for them to try to hide
their assaults upon the people and
the government under a cloud of
patriotic utterances, or by denounc
ing everybody else as disloyal.
There is only one way for them to
save the war from legitimate crit
oism and that is by ceasing to carry
on economic warfare against their
own country and concentrating their
efforts on fighting Germany. If
they will not do this voluntary, it
ought not to be hard to make them.
It is within the power of Congress
to make a law requrir.g every man
who serves upon the council of na
tional defense to file with clerk of
the House or the Senate a statement
of his connections with these corp
rations, these war- profiting corp
orations, and of the earnings, gross
and net, which these corporatons
have made sdneo the war and in
the pre-war period; also a statement
of the stocks owned by them in auy
corporation, whether standing in
their names or in the names of oth
ers in thier behalf.
For thtir own protection, as well
os that of the public, they should be
likewise required to file a statement
of all their purchase or sales of
stocks of any corporations which
through the action of the council
may be the reepient of government J
contracts; such statements to be
public property and obtainable upon
the aplicaticn of any citizen. Pub
lic opinion will probably soon do
BUTTER, EGGS
AND POTATOES
We hare in “tock the same grade
of Butter, Eggs and Potatoes that
the other stores carry and we will
sell them at the same price or less
in some cases. But, in addition to
the common grades we have exerted
our utmost to be able to offer
something better, not uecessariy
cheaper. Our effort was product
ive of the following result.
. BUTTER
Our Alberta pickled butter is
especially churned for us and is
made from clean, pure and whole
some pasteurized cream. In fact
other buyers must wait and go
without until our orders are filled.
The Consolidated Creamery Co.,
of Ellensburg Washington, is a co
operative institution of the farmers
of that vicinity who have success
fully miu-keted their product-: in
this way for Several years and in
this manner they have been uble to
give the public as direct as possible
the best butter fresh and unmixed
at a better profit to themselves and
less to the consumer. Our price
per 2 pound brick $1.35.
EGOS
Our Ranch Eggs are all gunr
auted to bo not over a week old
when shipped last fall. Par dozen
Ut cents.
POTATOES
Our potatoes that we are now
offering are the very latest YAKI
MA BURBANKS the Potatoes that
made the N.P.R.R.Co. Diners fam
ous for their big Potato Bake. Full
weight crates, per crate $5.59.
A. Polet
the rest. But if this action fails,
a Congressional inquiry is in order.
Profiteers Not “Thinly Veiled."
I am aware that, if our great
metropolitan papers should loam of
the publication of the figures I have
quoted above, and especially if they
should read the august names of
our distinguished captains of financo
in conection with them, they would
be righteously indignant. They
would probably go as far as to de
nounce this letter as pro-German
propaganda or as a “tinly veiled”
attack upon the country in time of
war. Well, there Is nothing thinly
veiled about the actions of our pro
fiteers, unless you w'ould caill the
onslaught of a hungry school of
sharks upon a whale a thinly veiled !
proceeding. The only difference asj
far as I can see, is that the sharks j
are a little franker about it than the |
profiteers. They do not tear thej
whalo until th y are full of whale
meat to the gills; then sheer off for
a minute and circle around him,
scowling at all the little fishes and
telling them to love dear old Uncle
Whale and n ver critseize him. Nor
do they occasionally appease public
opinion by vomiting up a little
whalo meat (recently an integral
part of their beloved jvhale) for
the ben fit of the Red Cross hospi
tal fish, whose duty it is; to take
care of Unde Whale, should he get
into a fight and be wounded by
some wicked alien enemy.
D.cidcdly, the sea-going sharks
have points of distinct moral sup
eriority, even if their less develop
ed brains have not yet mastered
l ho delightful subtleties of up-to-date
business patriotism. Yes, if the
papers chose to consider it a disloy
al act to point out the conditions
which are undermining the country’s
confidence in the war, then let them
make the most of it. If it is loyal
ty to stand by in silence and watch
the profiteers give the people and
the government a black eye at such
a time as this, then God save
America from loyalty!
I say this deliberately and 1 think,
with sufficient sense of the serious
ness of my word3. Our Congress an"
our administration, by allowing mem
fairs of the council of national
defense to exploit the war, while
they direct our industrial mobiliza
tion; and by generally permitting
great corporations, which supply the
fighting and producing clases with
the necessities of lfe, and the gov
ernment with the necessities of mil
itary operations, to retain gigantic
war profits practically immune from
taxation, is doing more in a day to
make the war unpopular among
the rank and file of the people than
all the anarchists, anti-wr.r agitators
and pro-German Propagandists will
accomplish in the war’s entire term,
though it should last five years or
even a decade.
Amos Pincliot.
Indoor Picnic at BIG
Eagle Hall tonight
The |>ark is ready,
The trees are in bloom;
So bring along your steady,
There'll be plenty of room.
There'll l»o ice-cream,cake and
sandwiches galore;
Kcellent music and an
excellent floor.
Gents taxed one dollar,
1 .adies admitted free;
You slioudn’t holler,
Neither shall we.
Kverybody is welcome to the
indoor picnic, which will take
place in the Kagle Park at 0:30
P. M. tonight, February 23rd, under
tlie auspices of the Ladies Moose
heart Legion.
Admission for Gents $1.00, I sid
les free Ice-cream and cake
25 cents. Sandwiches and coffee
25 cents.
First-class Unalakleet dog sal
mon for sale at 12 cents a pound.
Hee Duffy O'Conner. .. ........
FEDERATED UNION CHURCH
Rev. Clias. Howard Shank, Minister
Rcsidenca, Room 21, Golden Gate.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
11 A. M. Bible School an*
children« service. R. B. Julias,
superintendent.
8 P .M. Worship and Sermon,
Topic: “Mr. Wordly Wiseman.”
Excellent music by Chorus Choir.
'Ihls church extauJs a cordial in
vitation and a large welcome to all,
to these services, rich and poor alike,
regardless of crt-.d or nationality.
NOTICE TO REGISTRANTS
Local Board No. 8.
Address Nome, Alaska.
FORM No. 102, PREPARED BY PROVOST MARSHAL, GENERAL,
List of names of persons whoso Registration Cards are in the possession
of tills Local Board, in the order of their liability for military service, as deter
mined by this Local Board, as required by the Rules and Regulations.
Serial No.
Name
Address given on registration card Order No.
126
107
43
10
140
18
182
46
223
117
75
194
15
218
31
183
56
5
54
72
112
128.
11
■6
93
103
154
51
30
199
25
122
222
121
221
90
191
130
168
175
212
49
8
23
102
86
71
113
156
169
155
133
185
211
1461
229
58
150
19
4
115
206
228
136
96
128
91
17
237
202f
164
124
240
76
158
1
187
52
105
36
105
241
40
10(1
157
236
214
29
114
151
61
209
33
32
63
64
224
41
48
38
127
88
89
217
242
232
198
195
145
98
44
226
7
216
26
239
82
55
42
106
Birger Waldemer Johnsson..Front St. Nome, Alaska.. 1
John Holmes Scott.Front St. Nome, Alaska.. 2
Harold Patrick Alton.Front St. Nome, Alaska.. 3
Hjalmer Ingvar Jacobson.80 D St. Nome, Alaska.. 4
Auden Hoem.Front St. Nome, Alaska.. 5
Harold John Lyle.King Place Nome, Alaska .. 6
Solomon Berg.Kotzebue, Alaska. 7
Eivind Sigurd Berg.2nd St. Nome Alaska.. 8
John Donaldson Macdonald.St Michael, Alaska.. 9
Paul Bradshaw.Front St. Nome, Alaska.. 10
Ole Wirum.W. Front St Nome, Alaska.. 11
Oliver Martin Wesley Cass.St Michael, Alaska.. 12
Frank William Lilly.Front St. Nome, Alaska.. 13
David Roy Stein.StMichael .Alaska.. 14
Elnar Johanson.Elite Hotel Nome, Alaska.. 15
Archie R. Ferguson.Shugnak, Alaska.. 16
Carl Albin Berg.3rd St. Nome, Alaska.. 17
Joseph Glen McDougall.2nd St. Nome Alaska,.. 18
Leonidas Kosmas Giannopolos.Steadman Ave. Nome, Alaska.. 19
Finn Resvoll.2nd St. Nome, Alaska.. 20
Edwin Hoven.2nd St. Nome, Alaska.. 21
William Schiller Connanton.3rd St. Nome, Alaska.. 22
John Hadgi Nicholas.Front St. Nome, Alaska.. 23
Henry Joseph Weber.2nd St. Nome, Alaska 24
William Epstein.2nd Ave. Nome, Alaska.. 25
Frans Ogren.D. St. Nome, Alaska.. 26
Theodore Gulhaugen .. ..Lutheren Mission, Port Clarence, Alaska.. 27
Ole Larson Hoel.Front St. Nome, Alaska.. 28
Holger Heen.Front St. Nome, Alaska.. 29
John Manners.On board ship Sarah, St Michael, Alaska.. 30
Edwin Robert Nelson .1st. Ave. Nome, Alaska.. 31
John Eric Bilmark.Nome, Alaska.. 32
Henry C. Olson.St Michael, Alaska.. 33
Jens Thompson.2nd Ave. Nome. Alaska.. 34
Oliver James Feom.StMichael,Alaska.. 35
Fred Albert Haering.2nd and D St Nome, Alaska.. 36
Richard Nathaniel Sundquist.Candle, Alaska.. 37
Pietro Mina tel .. San Martine al Tagliamento, Prov. of Udine, Italy.. 38
Jose Uscundum:.Drehil Near Tolosi, Guipuzces, Spain.. 39
John Alto.Box 58, Nome, Alaska.. 40
Niels Jensen Hornum.Juneau, Alaska.. 41
Patrick Sheridan.King Place, Nome, Alaska.. 42
Lauri Asplla.B. St. Nome, Alaska. . 43
Tom E. Watson.Nome, Alaska.. 44
Karl Fritzof Bockholm.E. St. Nome, Alaska.. 45
John Peter Heikkila.Nome, Alaska. . 46
Samuel Salathael Beam.Front St. Nome, Alaska.. 47
Ivar Lystrup .. .. \.West Front St. Nome, Alaska.. 48
Rolf Helding Dahlberg.. ..Bluff, Alaska.. 49
Per Albert Peterson .. Willow Cr. Wade Hampton Precinct Alaska.. 50
Fred Alfred Henton.Teller, Alaska.. 51
Alexander McIntyre Grant.Front St. Nome, Alaska.. 52
Bill Hatoff.“No Home" Candle, Alaska.. 53
Clyde Phillips.St Michael, Alaska.. 54
John Michael Campbell.Haycock, Alaska.. 55
Robert E. Flynn.St Michael, Alaska.. 56
James Joseph Bogan.Front St Nome Alaska.. 67
Carl Jorgensen.Haycock, Alaska.. 58
Chester Patrick Doyle .Front St. Nome, Alaska.. 59
Morris Pasco ft.Nome, Alaska.. 60
Edward Phillip Ross.Nome, Alaska.. 61
Lewis Christopher.St. Michael, Alaska.. 62
John Nelson Manners.St. Michael, Alaska.. 63
Stephen Sid Kelly Biroscok.Nome, Alaska.. 64
Karl Nordlund.? .Front St. Nome, Alaska.. 65
Henry Walter Johnson.416 2nd St. Nome, Alaska.. 66
George Groven Grovell.Front St Nome Alaska.. 67
Conrad Martin Wold.3rd and B St Nome, Alaska.. 68
Don Wallace Brown.Nome, Alaska .. 69
George Cameron.St Michael, Alaska.. 70
John Misoovich.Kisevo Hercigovin, Austria.. 71
Fred R. Bourdon.'Front St. Nome, Alaska.. 72
Alex Fame.Front St. Nome, Alaska.. 73
Charles Henry Lescher.2nd Ave. East. Nome, Alaska.. 74
Steve Boinich .. .. Willow Creek, Wade Hampton Precinct, Alaska.. 75
Olaf Alfred Hallstrom.....2nd St. Nome, Alaska.. 76
John Nelson...Candle, Alaska.. 77
Austin Patrick Gurley.1st Ave. Nome Alaska.. 78
Arne Sandvick.Marshal City, Alaska.. 79
Frederick James Walter Wise.Front St. Nome, Alaska.. 80
Alexander Johnson.St Michael, Alaska.. SI
Ole Christian Nerby.Bethel, Alaska.. 82
Louis Swanson.160 Cambart St Vancouver, B. C... S3
Charles Kamp.B St. Nome, Alaska.. 84
Andrew Anderson .. Willow Creek, Wade Hampton Precinct Alaska.. 85
Charles Wesly Brown.Nome, Alaska.. 86
Robert Ray Gunn.St Michael, Alaska.. 87
Peter Ringseth.Livingood, Alaska.. 88
Mike Kopata.D. St Nome, Alaska.. 89
Earast Albert Liden.Haycock, Alaska.. 90
Victor Per Westland.Nome, Alaska.. 91
Rudolph Louis Turnquist.St Michael, Alaska.. 92
Mike Ounpu...B St Nome, Alaska.. 93
Andrew Peterson.2nd St Nome, Alaska.. 94
Trygve Kjelsberg.1st Ave. and D St. Nome, Alaska.. aa
Ralph J. Miner.2nd Ave. Nome, Alaska.. 96
Florence Felix McCarthy.St Michael, Alaska.. 97
Frank Salvetore Polet.Front St. Nome, Alaska.. 98
Peter August Blomquist.Nome, Alaska.. 99
Alexander Evenson.Nome, Alaska.. 100
John Enoch Olsen.E. Front St. Nome, Alaska. .101
Sigfred Paul de Ronne.Front St Nome, Alaska.. 102
Fred James O'Rourke.2nd and D. St. Nome, Alaska. .103
Irvin Orville Martin.St Michael, Alaska.. 104
William Lloyd Powell.Fortua Ledge, Alaska. .105
Anton Johann Ernst Boddln .Council. Alaska..106
Alfred Thomas Murphy. Akutorak, Alaska.. 107
Lee Lewis.St Michael, Alaska..108
John Borzell .Haycock, Alaska. .109
Fred Erickson.B. St Nome, Alaska..110
Martin Laust Kristian Anderson.Front St. Nome, Alaska. .111
Herman Rademaker.St Michael, Alaska. .112
George Konstantine Gramalis.Front St, Nome, Alaska..113
Axel Skjellerup.St. Michael, Alaska..114
Norman Rattery.Elite Baths. Nome, Alaska. .115
Andrew'Hollum.Council, Alaska..116
Rudolf Lambert Eklof.f.Front St. Nome, Alaska..117
John H. Karazanos.Front St. Nome, Alaska. .118
David Halver Johnson.361 3rd St. Nome, Alaska.. 119
W|orrcn Edward Welsh.Front St Nome, Alaska. .120
Serial No.
Name
Address given on registration card Order No.
21
238j
176
230
66
62
207
67
77
ICO
69
84
94
143
-14
109
ISO
69
174
361
189
129
213
163
99
144
104
79
83
142
119
335
-13
20
331
87
190
37
210
95
92
50
153
231
34
81
27.
132
24
149
97
219
45
186
179
12
108
178
9
70
16
134
173
184
166
60
208
137
80
123
204
139
57
159
197
165
72
22
171
234
53
225
85
73
152
28
362
181
243
170
101
116
193
235
147
39
35
47
111
177
167
201
141
68
66
227
110
143
2
115
3
118
220
188
172
200
192
233
203
196
Edward Dickerson Webb.Solomon, Alaswa..l21
George Hallaff.Council, Alaska. .122
Charles Rudolph Hearing.Box 197 Nome, Alaska..123
Carl Hugh Pearson.Council, Alaska. .124
Alfred Julian Liomen.let Ave. Nome, Alaska. .125
John El got Carlson.3rd St Nome, Alaska.. 126
William Thomas Parker.St Michael, Alaska. .127
August Henry Bookman .Front St Nome, Alaska. .128
Carl Wilhelm Nelsson.D. St Nome, Alaska. .129
Christen Christenson Dahl Willow Cr. W)ule Hampton Precinct Ala. .ISO
John James Mitchell.B. St Nome, Alaska..131
Vacilis Maheras...E. St. Nome, Alaska. .132
Raymond Story Pollister.Nome, Alaska. .183
John Martin Johnson.aycock, Alaska..134
Mike Hatsoff .2nd Ave. Nome, Alaska. .135
Donatus Frazier.Front St. Nome, Alaska. .136
Nicola Christian Bing Von Roenne.Nome, Alaska.. 137
John Victor Bogan.. . .B. St Nome, Alaska. .138
John Gorov Zell.Deering, Alaska. .139
George Shields .. ..Willow Creek, Wade Hampton Precinct Alaska ..140
Geo. W. Smith.Candle, Alaska. .141
Axel H. Anderson.Nome, Alaska.. 142
Rex Holbrook Weiler.St Michael, Alaska. .143
Fred William Karow .. Willaw Cr. Wade Hampton, Precinct, Alaska..44
Albert Washington Murray.Front St. Name Alaska. .145
Isaac Fetter Norberg.'.Haycock, Alaska. .146
Peter Kasovic..Front St. Name, Alaska. .147
James Powell Ross.4th Ave. Name, Alaska..14S
Melville Gordon Jolliffe.Front St. Nome, Alaska. .149
John Emil Tavast.E. Front St. Nome, Alaska. .150
James Frankes.Front St. Nome, Alaska. .151
Spire Allujovich.2nd. Ave. Nolle, Alaska.. 152
Irving McKenny Reed.Steadman Ave. Nome, Alaska.. 153
Charles Lewis Sciarini.2nd Ave. Nome, Alaska.. 154
George Einbo.W. Rront St. Nome, Alaska. .155
Johan Edward Englund.Front St. Nome, Alaska. .156
Patrick J. Ruane.Candle, Alaska. .137
George Harlan Reed.3rd St Nome, Alaska. .158
Harry Vincent Johnson.St Michael, Alaska. .159
Adolph Moesle.B. St. Nome, Alaska. .160
Nick Okesoff.2nd St Nome, Alaska. .161
Christian Lessen Jensen.D. St. Nome, Alaska. .162
George Modini.Haycock, Alaska. .163
John Charles Thompson.Council, Alaska.. 164
Leonard D. Lewis .2nd Ave. Nome. Alaska. .165
Alvin Charles Dilg.Alaska Bank Bldg. Nome, Alaska.. 166
Frederick John Katzer.3rd. St Nome, Alaska.. 167
Jack Kristan.Front St Nome, Alaska. .16S
Jessie James White.Box 308 Nome, Alaska. .169
Holger Johnson.Haycock, Alaska..l70
Peter J. Palsson.Steadman Ave. Nome, Alaska. .171
John Lawson.St Michael, Alaska. .172:
John Soderholm.Norre Smedsbyn Lulee, Sweden.. 173
Carl Fritiof Larson.Candle, Alaska. .174
Aug. C. Wheeler.Nome, Alaska.. 175
Miner Smith McLain.Golden Gate Hotel, Nome, Alaska. .176
Ernest Balsiger.Front St Nome, Alaska. .177
Alex Buloft.Gallacia, Russia. .17$
Bernard Ferry.Gwendove Co. Doungal, Ireland. .179'
Ralph Lomen.1st St Nome, Alaska. .189
James Andrew Doyle.3rd St Nome, Alaska..181
Dem Rosoff.D. St. Nome, Alaska. .182
Ernest Gustafe Nystrom.Box 241 Nome, Alaska.. 183
Delbert E. Replogle.Noorvik, via, Kotzebue, Alaska..184
Carl Arthur Dahlstrom Willow Cr. Wade Hampton Precinct Alaska.. 185
John Nikko.Front St. Nome, Alaska. .186
Floyd Lee Allen.St Michael. Alaska. .1ST
Jacob Wilhelm Carlstrom.. .. .. E. Front St. Nome. Alaska. .188
Axel Emanuel Berg.Nome, Alaska. .189
Harry Haggerty..Nome, Alaska. .190
Benjamin Harrison Wolfe.St Michael, Alaska. .191
Galassi Dante.Cadroipo, Odlne, Italy. .192
Faxon Clifford Lewis.3rd St Nome, Alaska. .193
Harvey Vail.Smiths Fbils, Ontario, Canada..194
William Cameron Quayle.St Michael, Alaska..195
Alexander Kasenek-Williow Cr., Wade Hampton Precinct Alaska. .196
Albert Lokke .. ....2nd Ave. Nome, Alaska. .197
Christian Aaberg.Pioneer Igloo, Nome, Alaska. .198
Frederick Olsen.Willow Cr. Wade Hampton Precinct Alaska..199
Frederick August Bittner.Council, Alaska. .200
Willard Carlyle Dill.1st Ave. Nome, Alaska..201
Gunnar Jensen.St Michael, Alaska. .202
Jack Marrasovich.Front St., Nome. Alaska. .203
Carl Johnson.B. St. Nome, Alaska..204
Kristen Larsen Madsen.Haycock, Alaska. .205
Ivan Lepri.Front St Nome, Alaska. .206
John Hanho.Tammerfors, Findland. .207
Warren Ferguson.Shungnak, Alaska..20S
Tom Thompson.Haycock, Alaska..209
Andrew Miscovich .. ..Willow Cr. Wade Hampton Precinct Alaska.. 219
Louis A. Swing.113 i>. st. Nomo, Alaska. .211
Ivan Ban.2nd St Nome, Alaska. .212
John Burnell..St Michael, Alaska. .213
Ralph Tapia.Council, Alaska..211
Clyde Byron Hager.Haycock, Alaska. .215
Milo Sladovick..Front St. Nome, Alaska..216
Dominick Francis Lisson.Steadman Ave. Nome, Alaska. .217
Earl Clifton Modini.Nome, Alaska. .218
Leioy Francis Weils.2nd. St. Nome, Alaska..219
Hldeichi Takngi.3rd st., Nome, Alaska..229
Gustav Reinlsch.Front St. Nome, Alaska. .221
John Orle.rolik nussia. .222
John W. Fuller.Fortuna Ledge, Alaska. .223
William Arthur Chatland.St. Michael, Alaska. .224
Charles Murray...E. Front St. Nome, Alaska. .225
William Karje ..Front St Nome, Alaska. .226
Charles Goodwin Thompson.2nd St., Nome, Alaska. .227
Martin Jefferson Birch.St Michael, Alaska. .228
William Bloom.... .. Front St. Nome, Alaska. .229
Earl Okazoff
.Haycock, Alaska. .239
Hil1.2nd Ave. Nome, Alaska..231
Charles Rudolph Ohrom.Front St. Nome, Alaska. .232
Mfred Robert Proehi..St Michael, Alaska. .233
Ove M. Elvadahl
Nome, Alaska. .234
Edward Pettet Westenhaver.3rd St. Nome, Alaska. .235
Harold Leroy Tovsen.. Mlchaeli A,aska. ,236
Arthur W. Nylander.Box 243> Nome Aiaaka..287
Boris Magids
• Deering, Alaska. .23*
Niels Christian Nielsen.. Michael, AlaMta..239
Etienne Marie Chappet...st Michael, Alaska..240
John Pohlner.Nome, Alaska. .241
Olof Anderson Krivly.St Michael, Alaska. .242
Charles Oliver Bacon.st Michael, Alaska. .243
Local Board No. 9, Nome, Alaska.
* G. J. LOMEN, Chairman
E. GRIMM Clerk
Dated 9th day of February. 1918, and as Corrected February, 22, 1918.
DANCING SCHOOIj.
At the Miners Home Club Hall,
Dancing elaas every Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday, and Friday even
ing from 8 P. M. to 11 P. M. Ad
mission to class $1.00. Private
lessons 81.00 per hour.
MRS. GKO WALDHEIM, Teacher
Fur garment* 'mule and repaired
at the >oiae Tailoring Company.
Bring your forfeiture notices to the
Industrial Worker
GKT THR NEWS IlKiHT. REA..
I HE WORKER.