Keivard Yaily Gatew ay
OF SEW .A RD. ALASKA — Established August 18, 1904
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LET'S LIVE IT BACK TO THE EAGLES
We may save our sea lions and our eagles and our
bear; but can we save our face? May it be our privilege
ever to look a he-man in his handsome phsigonomy and
say we had anything to do with Alaska. We thought we
did. But no: they’ve got us skinned outside. They know
more about it than we do. They will protect the sea
lions, irrespective of the fact that each one of them eats
twenty to fifty pounds of fish a day and he, himself is
worth nothing beyond a possible hide value.
Militarists of all the powers are dissatisfied with
the London treaty, so it must be an eminently fair ar
rangement.
Juneau must be getting civilized judging from the
number of robberies which continue to be reported.
Farmers are probably wondering what would have
happened if Congress had failed to give them ‘‘farm re
lief.”
Biological note: Wall Street takes them in as lambs
and turns them out as goats.
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COilllS III STATES
NOT SO BAD AS IS
I
1 "All this talk of poor business f
1 in the States and no work is un
| true.” stated c. R. Rose, field
j secretary of the United States
I Chamber of Commerce, Washing-.
I ton, D. C., who returned to Sew
! last evening from the Interior
; where he met with civic bodies!
i and business men and taking
i three-year subscriptions to Na
tion's Business, the U. S. C. of C.
official publication. Mr. Rose left
I for Seattle on the S. S. Aleutian.
I “The greater percentage of bus- ;
in ess men are too often nrone
, to cry poor times and no busi- .
iness when there is absolutely no
I reason for doing so, as at the
| nresent- time. Our sources of in- !
| formation is authovitive and in !
i almost every branch of business;
! in the United States today, a 30
i ner cent increase is noted. Mer
chants making the rounds cry
I ing hard times, make hard times.
And the opposite is also true. Talk
land preach optimism and fine ;
i business, and that will be the re- !
I suit.’’
j How about the labor .situation
| outside, the Gateway asked the
| young Washingtonian. Isn’t it
jtrue thousands upon thousands j
nre out of work? Alaskans return- i
ling from brmf sojourns in the]
] To-clad, glacier, co’d. wild regions,
| throughout the States, declare j
conditions out there are terrible, i
Are our friends liars?
“Well, those things are not
♦rue.” Rose answered, looking ye
scribe square between his fever
| lit eyes.
The end.
Mrs. A. D. Balderston, manager
of “Gordon’s” returned yesterday
; from a few days visit at Moose
’ Pass.
LIBERTY THEATER
8 O’CLOCK
ONE SHOW
8 O’CLOCK
‘THE SINGLE STANDARD”
A wonderful story of a girl who defied the conventions,
and got away with it. An unusual and stirring tale of a
love adventure. Come and see what you think of a single
standard of morals for both men and girls.
Educational Reel and a Paramount News
Sunday - One Show
:'M) Sham
Once again we have a fine dog picture with
the famous
"F L A S H”
as the star
The play is an exciting melodrama titled
“ SHADOWS OF THE NIGHT'!
A thriller and fast action story of a city gangster striv
ing to keep the upper hand against the police. A fine de
tective story with the wonderful dog solving the problem.
Something good and different. And to give you the laughs
we will show you those two master funsters.
*—STAN LAUREL — OLIVER HARDY—*
in the two-reel comedy.
“Should Married Men Go Home”
Also an interesting News reel
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and repairing. We stock t
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Mail orders promptl}
attended
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