Now doing business at new location. (Hogue & 1 vcten Co,
building.) New supply of fresh meat arrives on every boat
from the south.
FRYE-BRUHN CO.
Geo. Anderson
Of Juneau, Alaska
P l A N O T U N E H
Will be in town soon to take care of his rade
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discount on all canned goods and 1 5 percent on all dry goods
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SYLVANIA
Lovell M. Limpus is a reporter
on me New York Daily News. The
News is supposed to have the larg
'jest circulation iu the world. It is
a conservative sheet and stands tor
uu tilings big business advocates.
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l ine News sent Limpus to Pennsyl
i vania to write up the coal strike,
i lie coal strike has been going on
ior a long time and is so bitterly
, carried on that it is almost a war
! Limpus went on his mission decided
ly prejudiced against the miners.
Like his paper, he was a hide bound
conservative. What he saw in Penn
sylvania was so horrifying, revolt
ing, brutal and bloody that he
j comes back to his employers strong
or ior the miners and their cause
iban he was for the mine owners
and operators when he went away,
no says: “We saw, literally thou
sands of women and children actual
ly starving to death. We saw thou
sand . of evicted families living in
baro-board- shacks. We unearthed
a system of despotic tyranny remi
nisci m of Czar ridden Siberia at its
worst.
vve iounu ponce uiuiuiuv
and industrial slavery. We found
the weirdest dock of injunctions
riiai . vei emanated from American
temples of justice. We found rot
ten graft, dishonesty and brutal
neartlessneas. We unearthed evi
dence of terrorism, mob beatings
and near lynchings. We located ma
j (dane guns and tear gas bombs pre
! pared to back up the ready riflles
j that wait to crush any rebellion cf
| hunger crazed men—striking min
j ers and nearby we heard the chil
: dren of those men crying for food
in empty kitchens. We were en
tertained, cajolled, persuaded and
browbeaten. We were praised, we
were arrested and we were released,
but we uncovered the truth.
“This, you know, in a state where
nol so long back hundreds of thou
sands of dollars were rampaging j
around between political iron heel
ers and where parasites galore ac
tually stink of money.
Alt Alaska Edition of the Cordova
Times is on sale at Worth’s. A fine
souvenir to send home.
GIVING AWAY OUR SHIPS
Senator Fletcher, of Florida, say3 j
that Coolidge is responsible tor the j
shipping board’s policy of “yield- \
ing to private interests.” New j
York financiers, headed by L. R ^
Wilder, announced that it would \
j submit an offer to buy all the gov j
ernment ships, except those on the
Pacific. This would put Uncle Sam
practically out of the ’shipping busi
ness. It is the Morgan interests
that is, probably, backing the buy
ing program. It has leaked out that
Coolidge desires the House of Mor
gan to get the vessels. IT6 likely
referred to this banking octopus
when, in his message, he advocated
the selling of the fleet without de
lay. It is conceded that the U. b.
Senate would condemn the proposi
tion and Coolidge may force the
shipping board to act and ratify the
deal before Congress can act.
Fletcher says that the Govern
ment-owned fleet cost the American
people $4,000,000,000 and has been
sacrificed by the Harding and Cooi
idge administrations. He says that
fine ships have almost been given
ivaic iiittri t5»L» iicivts utJtiil
served, the public interests ignored.
Seven of the finest steamers afloat i
were sold for $4,500,000. The gov
ernment paid $30,000,000 for the
same vessels. And the purchasers
have five years to pay in. Coolidge
doesn’t need to talk. Actions speak
louder than Avords.
There’s the big S. S. Los Angeles
She was German built at a cost of
$1^600,000. The Shipping Board
spent another $2,000,000 on her.
Then she was sold (?) for $100,000.
No wonder big business thinks Cool
idge all right.
Senator Fletcher continued: 'T
denounce the infamous contrats
entered into by the Shipping Board
under the cost-plus system.”
This was the system in which the
operators made all the money and
the government stood all the losses, j
Very nice, indeed, for the plunder
bund. Where the government boats
were properly handled, they made
money. Instance the Panama Line
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coming out ahead last year $700, I
000.
For the life of U3 we can’t seQ
why any more Coolidge. That he;
VOTE FOR
WM. H. CASWELL
For Delegate Republican National Convention
Twenty-five continuous years residence in Alaska
Every Month
in the Year!
1928 Sales Dates
May 23
June 27
July 25
August 22
September 19
October 24
November 21
December 12
February 21
March 21
April 25
Special Sales Held on Request of Shippers.
Advances Made on Shipments WhcPn Requested
Seattle FurExchange
A 65 MARION STREET VIADUCT A
• SEATTLE, USA. Sp
doesn’t choose to run again is for- [
tunate, really. The government
handling of its ships would send an
ordinary mortal to the cooler for
life, but Coolidge and the Shipping
Board not only get away with this
aw stuff, but have made themselves
to helpful to the private interests
hat the cry is for four years more
if the same kind of philanthropy. j
HEALTH REPORT
Middle December records of the
If. S. Health Department show that
11 the States there were 2,277 cases
»t diptheria; 4,817 cases of measles,
poliomyelitis (infantile paralysis)
114; scarlet fever, 3,616; smallpox,
799; typhoid fever, 339; pneumon
a, 763.
Get your Drugs, Medical Supplies and Sundries at
People’s Drug Co.
DAHL and SKEI, Owners
Prescriptions filled by Graduate Pharmacist
Now is the time to
get your supply
of first class
JOB PRINTING
Prompt attention given
Large or Small Orders
jjob Pr nting Department
New York Restaurant I
OPENS 6:30 a. m. to 1 2 p. m.
Serves or)ly the j test i n tt>e
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Special Rates for Parties
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ADMIRAL ROGERS Jan. 25 Jan. 28 Feb. 2
ADMIRAL ROGERS Feb. 8 Feb. 11 Feb. 16
Regular pores or call ror Evans and Watson include: SetcMKan.
Petersburg, Juneau, Cordova, Vald'v, Latouche, Seward, Seldovta,
;;nd Kodiak Island ports.
Round trip tickets on Sale Nov. 1st, Feb. 28th, both dates Inclusive,
good for return leaving Seattle on or before March 26, 1928.
EDWARD LOCKEN—Agent Petersburg, Alaska
PACIFIC COASTWISE SERVICE
The *DMIRAL LINE
H. F. ALEXANDER, President