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The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08
IN
 BAD PLIGHT

VICTORIA, R. C.. June 3-A wire les message from Tkeda, on Queen Charlotte island, says that the fishing schooner Princess Victoria CT Prince Rupert arrived at Jedway today with four Japanese seal hunters picked mp In a starving condition after trying ey p,Tieuces in the open sea. 60 miles from Che Queen Charlotte islands They had been lost three days from ,he Japanese schooner Toza Maru and had gone two days without food. when found hey were heading to- wards Che open sea.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08
TOWN TALK

F. H. Sm.h of Fairbanks, is a E rtb Avenue Hotel guest George Prindle. and party of the .u. s. Geological survey are guests of the Pullen House,
 Mrs. Minnie Bond, a mine owner of Fairbanks, on her way inside, is stop ping ct the Fifth Avenue Hotel
 Herb. Sbcaru, a son of Wm. Shear CT, and we'll known in Szagway, ar. rived in town on one of the late boats.
 lave Dunbar and Archie McKulops, two travelling men, well known in the ucrth. are registered at the Pullen House.
 Miss Hazel Gould arrived on the Dolphin last urgbt and win remain with her sister, Mrs. Fred Ftckbardt for Che summer.
 The LaToucbe is on her way to Skagway with load machinery s, the interior. and should arrive a thin few days
 The Amur arrived in port this morn ling at Q o'clock with about a5o tons or eight. She will probably sail south tomorrow evening.
 The Dolphin arrived in port last .u ght at g:85 o'clock with 45 passen- .rers and 102 tons of freight sailing sgdth at o'clock this morning
 Dan Kennedy Jr. of Juneau. . brother of James and George Kennedy of this city, Tassed through Skagway ! u,is morning on his way to Dawson.
 Wm. Leake. one of the old time ! EIoudikers arrived in Skagway, with bis wife on the Dolphin and will leave for the interior in few days.
 There will probably be a base ball game tonight at o'clock, between .ue Skagway team and the Signal Corps men, who are in town at pre- s,Lt
 The Table GHote dinner at the . Puuen House is better than ever. Why don't you try it. You are vel come.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08
TRY I
POINTER TO BUYERS OF WATCH.
 ES AND JEWELRY.

II you want to buy a watch for yo,r.elf; il you want to buy a pres ert for the birthday or wedding of A relative or a friend, Ia piece of chaste jewelry is always the very test article TOT such purposes) or if you want to invest your savings in aiamouds-they are always worth the noney-remember that We GIVE VALUE, DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR, to GU. patrons, and we have the choic- est and best selected stock of GOOD THINGS in he North. Our line is complete and our PRICES ARE RIGHT. TIT. us once and always be our customer
 We are opticians. We test the eyes and carry the goods they re quire. We give free examinations, and if you do not need our assistance j. will not cost one cent to find 1t cut.
 Our repair department acts prompt ly; our workmanship is the best and our mottos are: "As GOOD AS NEW and SATISFACTION GUAR ANTEED."
 |, IKUTA,
 Jeweler and Opucian.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08
GIVING 0..T
THE STRUGGLE DIsCOURAGEs MANY A CITIZEN or ALASKA.

Around all day with sa aching bsck;
 Can't rest as night
 Enough % make any one give og~"
 loans Kidney Pills will give re- aeved life,
 They will cure the bacEachei
 Cure every kidney uL
 Here Is convincing proof that this IS so:
 Mrs. H. N. Thomas, l4O2 S4th St, Oakland, Cal, says;
 The merit Of Deans Kidney Pills has been thoroughly proven Co me and Couse eQueDLy have no hesiLa- ton in recommending them About two years ago I suffered from pains la my back and believe the trouble WEs caused by excessive running of lge sewing machine. AS Deans Kid hey Pills have been used by a mem Jsr ot our family with the best Of results, I was advised to try them, Much to my qualification they proved 70 be just what required, driving away my aches and pains and lmproy ing ny health. z have kept a supply .a the house since then, knowing llst they ca1 be relied upon to give relief from kidney disorders.
 For sale by all dealers. Price % cents. Fostar-NIburD CO., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the Unit ed States,
 Remember the nsme-Doau's-aud .ake no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08
NOTICE or HEARING FINAL
 ACCOUNT.

The Administrator of he Estate of Thomas EeudrlsE aa.aasa5 hay Iaz on He gIe day 1T May. 1ail fsd bis final account la Hs Court 5I the Comufss'oner Ear Che District .s Alaska D.vsiar E5 g-z f1 Trehsfs at 7sagear Pra rrt before Martin Coeway Eco. Commissioner rrI ar rrTso Prats'a Trfe- hH .arararo fz r-Hrr that reh Com
 orar has ordered H F1T rru Hr. at 2rr.1as tho afternoon. l.s office .a faa Court rsIa .a said precinct fHa tne anE rH.a -a Er hearing of said ar
 All tert'aF 7t Interest are r-aHT notified a ba frsre a-asaat rr srae -ara uhg aa prayers .- H petition t forth Fa a1f grant.
 H H LaFasr-
 Grar-Hrffre Administrator
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08
FORM 4 NEW
 0.L COMPANY

One of Che new Alaska corpora Gous. whose papers have been l..rI a. Juneau. is the Eaa'Ia OH go. of Seattle The capital stock is u.a. Q s2.0ooo00 and Che following are the Iucorp0ratars r aW" O. vancouver. B. c. John T. Steele. O. E8udIogk Bay Alaska and Major (. Funt Henry R. Harr.mau F. 0.Fr15 and w N French an o. Seattle"
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08
ON
 WAY INSIDE

A party of EeuaI Corps Hr rived 5a tHa Dolphin las. night and an. registered a .Hr fuIIar HaHe
 They are in number end on H..r way nad. a r.I.r. tIa corps operators 0H t.. EaeenmaH. .a.a a-H line Tn .Ha interior
 TH. party in charge uE Ser
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08
LEAVES
 F0R THE NORTH

SEATTLE. June S-Tna United -uus revenue cutter Rush Io.. ".H. yesterday for Har.us sea- On her return in October sin. win probably b. withdrawn from th. aEarHu.". sauee and sold The Rush
 Eu.r. In INs1 and is one Q. the last o- the wooden revenue .H..""
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08

PILES CURED rN TO fs DAYS.
 Your druggist yin refund money g PA2O OINTMENT faHs Co cure any
 cass of Ttc1ine Blind. Bleeding or T7ArudinE Piles in to 70 dave soc.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08

.CST-A small coin purse of mot tied green leather, containing a small amount of |. s. coin and an Euglisa siN-peUce. Kinder will please return Co the Alaskan office for reward
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08
SMOKERS ATTENTION

W. W. BouEhton has taken the aElrcy for ths justly famous
 EL ENFINITO CLEAR
 HAVANA CIGARS. 5.CO0 just received from the fac. ry at Tampa. Fla. Ii you want the best don't fau to give these goods a uiaL
 Evidence. Brown thinks his nartuor's wife hls mighty poor judgment "Thal s0E
 "Ycs."
 "WhyTH
 Marrying Brown was optional with her"
 S5o for @ home cooked meal ol ick. clean service. Where2 At ths New Home Restaurant Fifth Avenue. half minute from Broadway
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08

The meals at the Pullen House are unsurpassed. Have you been oYer2 Everything the best that the market are rds. 51C,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08
Not In Some FamiIiss.

"A man ought to have two pairs of shoes. It is economy"
 "Oh, Is itT'
 'sTt is for a fact"
 'rHow is he going to keep his wife from giving the pair be isn't wearing to a begEsr7"
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08
Mant.s th. Trinminos.

'Tm tired Of life Some Of these days I am going to shuttle or. "You are bIufing,"
 "Not me
 'There is the river handy" 'sTo0 moist"
 "A gun costs but @ few dollars" "See here, do you think ] nm a cheap guy? IT cant go the automo- bile route I won't at all"
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08

AT JUNEAU,
 Nc. S45-A NOTICE and ORDER UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
 Plalall, The Estate oC uENRI CROSS, D,c,asel. aud E. NJ. ParuT, as C.egA os 4e uu,g. States Dis us,. Court .ur 4, u.sG.o, of Alaska. u,,.s.g4 Number One,
 Defendants. NaaRaAs. ue ua.,gl States ol America gor 4s u.su.,, ol Alaska, l-us.o1 Number yay. las made and rlel a information la che above u. luel cause. aays.as 4aJ Henry cross died .a,gs-a-e. a, Saaswoy, Al asAa, yu yg alya, ,ay -la day ot No ysuyar. ...- leaving aa estate a, Sassaag, a saasaas ,g,Gu,l p. ,5s.oa Number One, u.sGt,, Ol Al aska. Q. u-l Hundred Twenty -e.sa, Dollars aad seventy cents >SI-STyIr end la. sad deceased lei, uo heirs o7 other person sa-lel so said L.oaay. .1, -ls, Ll- sane has escaear e5 Co and become the Qroperyy oi ue United States, and taat said slm is now ll dapos.. allh said E.. N. peyal as Clerk of the District Coar, Eor tue u.s-.,, ol Alaska. D.- ysiuu Number One aud whereas sad information gEays t1at the said sam of money la a.5udsed and de creed Co ae the lawful property ol the yusel States. the plaintiff here l-
 NOW. THEREFORE,. IT Is OR TERED. uas all persons interested ll che sad estate. money, or prop y. be and appear before the above calasl Coarl sg s6a5aay, Alaska, and show cause, G any they have, on or before le t.s-a ,5J day of Aug usl A. D. 1.u. way -he tde to the sad estate. money. or property sooul ret vest ia tag United States, the plaintiff herein.
 AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, Chat uas N9lge and Order be pub Lsbed for six consecutive weeks in ta- SsaEway Alaskan. a newspaper ot general circulation, published in sk1zvay Precinct, District of Alaska. Dated this nth day of May, A. D. 1s11 THOMAS R. LYONS,
 District Judge Flrst publication May l5, lsll
 Last pubUaGuu June Z7, 1911
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
 SALE

The Pack Train is now selling a big lot of Good Goods Rt reduced prices as they are getting too old 10 hold and sell st a profit Youra,
 L Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08

Our Turn. We read in works by poets wrought About the good old time But soon they'll sing about this age In hiEh and joyous rhyme, And when they. come to slft them out And with the tune connect They'll find a lot of splendid charms We do not now suspect
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08
WOOD 10 BURN

WOOD TO BURN Good Dry PIsnklng Tor summer use, Special price this month
 S2.OO PER RICK, Sor-H ERE TAYLO R-Phoue
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUNT EuR THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA. DIVISION NUMBER A, AT JUNEAU,
 Ne. S4l-A NOTICE and ORDER. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
 Pl&.aLll,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08

FIRE sALEl FIRE sALEI
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08

Y B LaF sr
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08

The Estate ol aENRl CROSS Deceased. and E. NJ. PGrIlE, as C.egA ot 4e Ou.,g4 States Dis usJ. Jolgs .gr 4- District Of Alaska. Division Number One,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08

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The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08
HAVANA CIGARS
EEraCn

"Marvfns Brown was optional with ha-w
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08

The Table dHote dinner Rt the Puuen House is better than ever. Why don't you try it. You are vel nnn,a
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-08

!, lKUTA, Jeweler and Opdcian,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
nus Der nmeesemo.
.Qittle 6aQs.

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ginfiibrl1ng ser @%ommiiiions @ermal.
t%l1ngsform beratben, un0 mabri@ein-
li9 miro sic 5ade bel Der @abl I'M
SCRIPT 5ur Mbittmml1ng gelanget.
SSn ben Grummern 5tpeier b%erbrar,t-
ten @iitertpaggons ,etneS Nortber1t
Bactftc Sradt5uges muroe sic berfobl.
te 2ei9e zines unbefannten Mannes
gefun6en. Man permutbet, 0aB Der.
ielbe aIs rbIinoer:" 8aiiagier in Dem
@iterpaggon sic Gabrt mitmadte,
l1nb oaB 6as Geuer bur4 beiien Bfeife
'peruriadt muroe, sic ct b0dif pabr-
ideinlid neben ith legte. ebe er elm.
idIief. ~ 6ranf Mrmftrong, Sderiff
BON morriion County, Ser geger Der.
idieoene Gliiterfneipen @er6adt ge-
idopft batte, unternabm In Ser Madt
pom 4. Bis s. Slli cine @a3aia auf
Die @irtbidaft bon Ebomas 8ielieSft
ant Spo1 Miber un6 1abm i'm felt.
Der Sheriff bat cine CHARMING an alle
@eiebesibertreter erlaiien uno erfldrt,
.oaB er idmmtli6e .GlIiterbuoen"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
=Ma@ri@ten
@uloemes Trieitcrjnbilan11,.

gu Ser feitli9en @elegenbeit 6es
@ol0enen 8rieiteriubilaumS, mel6es
ser bo6m. &farrer Hater MeinulfS
e. g., ant Domnerltag fommen0er
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rent g%eeliorger, 6em bodm. Subilar,
lit 2iebe inns @rgebenbeit 5ugetban
lit, Sic beiten un6 umfangreiditen
@orbereitltngen getroffen, nn0 Ser
Subeltag miro ser @emein6e Spring
SIN cine 6eltli6feit bringen mie iie
id0ner ltn0 ber5liGer ME in irgen0 Ell
ner @enreinoe ser Di05eie begangen
>pl1r6e, mie oieS aus bem fir SEN 6eit=
tag entmorfenen 8rogramm erii6tli6
lit. 0emielbem gemaB p%eriammelt ii6
am &oraben6e 6eS Sube1tages Tim 8
l1br sic gan5e @emetn0e IN Ger Stride,
BON mo- ii6 cine 8ro5eiiion na6 Sem
8%farrbauie formirt. 9aielbif miro ein
2ieo 5ur 8egriiBung 0es bo6m. Subj
lars b%orgetragen, 6as bonn bo6u. &a=
ter Stanislaus, .. g. s., aus ser
ct. SobnS Mbtei perfaBt lit. Sc folgt
6ann cine Serenabe bon Ser ct. Mar=
tin : Muiiffapele; 8egriBmng un0
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Ser ct. Martin &apeue; l1eberrei=
dung ser @eidenfe bon SEN ber16ie=
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SEN Subilar nit 8oIerl alpen nr6
,@lodengeldute; BEL etntreten6er QUIT
-felbeit Seuermerf. - Mm 20: Sl1li,
SEM Seittage, b%erlammelt ii9 Morgens
8 l1br 6ie @emein0e CUR feierliden
&arooe, Sic bonn @farrbaus aus
6ur6 sic feitlih gelhmiidte 5ta6t
gebalten miro. Ser bo6miir0ige ST.
bilar, Ser bobm'ite @err 8iidof Sro=
bee, bo6m'iter SEER Mbt @eter gngel,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13

bol1es nid]t all5ulange mebr auf ii6
marten lalien.
- @eio perlieben auf cn1tiptrte
6ormen. Tar.ners State gamf, ct.
Glp1o. M'inn.. 16=ba
-gilenmaorenban6ler S. S. Sbiel<
mann bot oos an Z. Mpenue norolt6
gelegene Monm @agners gigentbum
f6l1flid in leinen @eitb gebra6t in ser
9lbltht, ouf oemlelben einen Neuba1
errid)ten ST. lalien.
- Son Sen Gircusbeitbern miro
uniere 9ta6t 6ieles Sabr nidt gan5
unberiid littigt gelalen. Sic Cell
Tlpto=s(us%i tel(ltngen, melde oor BRET
So6ren, ieit peldjer 3eit fein Sirius
me6r ieine 3elte in ct. glouo alf=
id)lug, SIT ieben marenl meroen am 2.
Mugl1it in permebrter un6 perbeiierter
Muflage eriheinen, un0 mas 6as 8eite
fir Sic gem0bnlibe Menldenflaiie, 6ie
ia ouh lire Mel1gier FIN un6 mie6er
be frie0igen m0dte, lit Sic erfreult6e
Sbntiad)e, baB fir Sen ginlaB in oen
Sirius nrr 25 gts. ubDerlangt per=
Sen.
- No6 Mngabe oes Gountp=Sdu1=
111perintenoenten 8orger lit Sic Mn=
5ahl jener 5dml0iitrifte> melde ibrer
Defenders befdbigten 2ebrer un6 ion-
itiger bonn Staate gelteuten 8e6ingun=
gen tpegen gu ser bonn Staate ipe5ieM
erloubten acknowledging bere6tigt
1ino, bis auf 116 eeitiegen, ELM Be-
peis oafMr, 6oB unter Serrn 8orger
o1s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sic
2onoihulen erfolgrei9 in ibren 2ei=
itunoen un6 6uber IT folgrei6 in ibrem
@treben lin6.
- @ebmet sic 3eit, gebt berein unb
iebt nad, mas SIR billig faufen
fonnt auf 6em u&ono UP" @erfauf,
Ser lett I'M @ange lit in 6. q. 8ar<
rets ct CLOUD 5tore.
- Sci ser Mrbeit in: 8aite Barf
fam Contractor @einri@ Stedling leb=
ten 7reitag at SAL rn6 berlebte feline
&nieiheibe 6ernrt, 6aB ct auf ldngere
3eit oienituntaugli9 iein miro.
- 8enn STR TINT sic unterltiibung
zines iubitantieIlen un6 energiiden
Snitituts etmas gebt, Damn laBt ser
Tarmers State 8a11f einen S6eil gu=
res @eifGftes 5ufommen.
- 6abt STR bon bem u&oun6 np"
&erfonf aebort, Ser iebt 1T 6. 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13

8arretts Store 81 ct. gIo,,o I'M @an-
ge 1T? Gs lit in gurem %SS1tereIfe,,
menn SIR bereingebt. Die Baarert
mer6en biQig perfalf..
- @ebiIfss5taats Seuermari4m
g. S. 5uuerton mar lebten Donner-
flag in ser 5tabt, unb 90 er Elm gnteS
Muge fir 8euersgefabr nr6 cine an-
tipatbie gegen alte, perfallene 2ano-
marfen fat, 10 oronete er@egi6affnng
pieler otter @ebduoe an, 6ie bis So
BIN sic @traBen b%erl1m5ierten un6 our
boben Seueroerfiderungs=Gare bei-
tm1gen, Dem 5ufolge 0ie 8iirgeribaft
ct. CLOUDS Sent oienlteifrigen 5taas-
beomten mobl 81 Danf perpfli6tet lit.
- 81. S. 5atorp uno @atttn be-
gaben li6 lebten Donnerltag 5u 8e-
JUDI nab minneapolis unb mer0en
Don sort @abniba, SOS fritberer Seim
o6s 9oftorS beiu6en, BON no Sic
GufteDr 111dbt Dor Gt1De 0te1er Node
erpartet per0en oarf.
- Str f0nnt Elm menig @elo ipa-
re11 ouf bem u&ouo UP" =Gerfauf ser
ieBt 1T 6. 81. 8arretts Store 5u ct.
@louo inn @ange lit. SIR weroet gang
geringe 8reiie fir @aare fin6en, Sic
STR gut gebrau6en fonnt.
1pred)t in l1nlerer Ganf Dor urtn
IoBt gudb Don unierm &nilirer oen
Sortheil unlerer 3eit=0 epoitten=Ger
tififote northumberland. Summers
.5tatc &anf Of ct. CLOUD. 16bo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13

HsIggsEsEBs s1HEgaszaIl8sEHS
100 Rssoa,sa, :9sesstsaea !!
DC. s., utto Sic bodm. @eiitlidfeit
nebit Sen 8rautden 6es SSlbilars tn
Mutomobilen. Cine gdaar weiBge-
fleioeter Maoden nit 8lnmenitrdlt-
Sen marldieren unmittelbar Dor bent
Muto 6es Subilars unb cine alsSnng-
Iingen belteben6e gbrengar6e az. BET
Sen 5eiten b%eslelben. Drei M}uliffa.
peIen in ser Naraoe. Ma6 Der Sara.
Sc celebrirt Ser Sltbilar I'M Sreien an
einem 6a5u eigens bor 0em Rfarrbalt-
lie bergeri9teten Mltar 0aS feterlide
Danfiaglngsomt, >pobei bodm. So
ter @eorg 5deffolo, .. g. g., BON
ct. Saul sic 6eitpreoigt balt. SANS
|0ie@itterl1ng ungiinitig, miro Ser Got
tes0ien1t in Ser Stride gebalten. Nah
0emielben freie Grfriidung IN Ser
5taotbale, lomie FREEZER 2und auf Sem
|Ieitplate. Ma6mittagS algemeine
l1nterboltl,ng I'M 8arf. 3n oem gol=
oene,1 Sl1bildum lit Elm ieoer 6renno
oes bodm. 8ater Meinult .. g.. g.,
uno ser bon ibm ~paitorirten ct. Ma1
tin @emein0e freunolidlt eingelaoen.
3 Ser Monat Suli lit 10 redt Ser
8rimi5monat, mie er namentlt6 IN
unierer Dio5eie benannt gu meroen
peroient, mrroen ia in fur5er Mnfet11=
an0erfolge Ser 3rimi5en oret 1T nn<
TERM County gefeiert. Mm Dienitag,
SEN II. Suli, bate Sic pom bobm.
Safer 2ucas Stint, .. g. g., III Seem
Munid %paitorirte @emeinoe ibr Nrt=
mi5felt, mar ia an ienem Sage Ser
bo6m. &ater &tloebrano Gidbpft,
s. g. g., ein &in0 beiagt6r Sc
meiroe, gemiir0igt, @ott Dem
@errn iein gritlingsopfer 6ar5u=
bringen. Sim Sage por Ser @ri-
mi5feier mllroe SET bodpp. Meuprteiter
in Treeport bon elmer Sdaar Setter
abgebolt inns nab oem berrli6 ge=
ldmiidten 6eltorte eSfortiert, MOO er
aben0s Dor oem N%farrbal1ie nit einem
ibm bonn @eiangperein gebra9ten
5tanoden beebrt un0 bon Sen San=
gern CUR @inleitung 0es Seites onr9
berrli6en @eiang 1T angenebmlter
@eile u%nterbolten mur0e. Mm Dien<
flag Morgen muroe ser bo6m. &rimi=
5iant in feierli6er &ro5eilion nom
Bfarrbaule in Sic ne1e Stride gelet=
tet, mo um 5ebn l1br 6aS feierli@e
Sodan1t begann, nobel SEM bodm.
8ater &iloebralt0, 8. g. s., sic
bo6m. Bene6icttnerpatres Mlcnin als
gr5prielter, Sri0olin nn0 2eanoer dig
Diafon nno 5rboiafon Ser Meiie az
liitirten. Die Mitglie6er 6es ct. So
bannes 8ergmam Gerei11S bon Der
ct. Sobns Mbtei 0ienten am Mltare,
mabreno sic g1eu=Miinbener MeB0ie=
ner alS @er5entrdger oienten. &o@m.
8ater Mlerius, 8. g. s., bielt eine
me%ilterbafte Seitpreoigt, uno mie 6ieie
10 trng nidt min0er Ser por5iiglide
@elang oes &irdendorS a1tter 2ei=
tung un6 0rgelbegleitung bon 8ene=
oictinerl@meitern our &ebung Ser
l6onen 6eitlidfeit bel. @abrerto 0es
Mn1tes reidte ser Hrimi5iant letnen
gltern, @eldmiltern uno lonitige1
8ermanoten Sic fl. communion. IS
muroen SEM Meuprieiter als Crime
rltng an ieinen @brtentag bon 6en per=
idieoenen in ser @emetn0e beifeben=
Sen 8ereine11, bon Bermanoten uno
6reun6en i90ne @el6enfe iiberret6t,
morunter ser %tpertbpolle &el6, SEN ote
|gltern ibrem5pbne i6enften, mob1 6er
@rmabnng mertb lit. @a@ 6em feier'
liden @ottesoienite, Ser nit iafra=
mentaliidem Segen nn0 nit Mbitngen
|6es u@roBer @ott" gum MbidluB ge-
lanqte, muroe Ser &rimi5iant nod
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-04-06

There are good republicans who believe that President
Taft has wrecked the republican party by calling special
sion Of the democratic congress to pass Canadian reel
proca tariff law.
There several good for rejecting this pessmis
tic diagnosis Among them are these:
Question it who may the last republican administration
elected to revise the tariff downward Congress would
not do itand there democratic congress- But this
does not release the president from his obligation.
Nor does it destroy his high privilege to do great polt
zeal stroke 1t great for the republican party
have one man In position and with the disposition to take
the lead great political movement, and say 4 tor we}
did first President Taft has kept the party pledge in
spirit though not the letter Of the promise to
start Canadian reciprocity 1t is infinitely better to go
into heext campaign with branch of the
which point with pride than to have such
And the other hand should the democrats do what
many the old guard regiousy believe they always do
they get whack at the tariff head the country straight
for the demniton bow-w0wsthere opportne
time 1t is only year until the next general cleo
ton when they be retired with the tumutuOu ardor
that has marked every such return to republcanismke
and bowling pup hunting timetried and safe hole
under the barn is safe enough to test democratic tariffs
III homeopathic doses.
And yet adently the old guard may hope and pray for
the return the good old high tariff days. and much the
critic may find to condemn in the plan of starting with the
Canadian reciprocity which mostly affects trustble farm
products instead of starting with tariff reform for the most
highly trusthed manufactures, the day of real tariff reform
at hand 1t will protect the producer and the nanuact
erand also the and whatever there may be in the
tariff to breed unhoy trusts will be eIadicated.
All of which points to Taft extremely valuable asset
of the republican party and citizen and politician with
clearer better courage than all the accumulated
Cannons and their tribesmen.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-04-06

to 90 busheand by the next year back alost
to the original low price There permanent cash val
for corn; il the beginning OF the year
may be two six times too high low before the close
of the year, when the tax is paid.
All Of which tends to prove that taxation full cash
value is not quite easy it might appear Like King
Canutes episode the shore when he babe the
of the rising tide to ceaseand they woudn tho royal
other edct will DO away with the facts Not Governor
Hawey may be expected to seriously change the facts
happens that the Idaho constitution fixes levy which
must be made for school purposes and another for bond sink
ing fund; and the legislature just closed passed five mtaX
bills based the present valuations To quadpe the tax
able valuation to four times much money by direct
taxaOnd the godke and sprituellc advantages of
showing high property valuation and low tax rate will not
do away with the cold canny fact that the people
pected pay lot money orthese purposes than
they did BEFORE The mill levy for state schools viii
take half million dollars than the state expected to
give them; the xed-rate sinking fund will take its bit
and the xedate regular school tax might add half million
to a million This last item is ndeterninate, it viii
raise funds by statute taxation that might otherwise be as
ed in ambitious districts by special school levy but fora mod
crate may be guessed that this item viii take in
extra million dollars. All this in real money, to be locked
up the public Golfers while the public hunts place to
get trusted for bread and meat and overals
This making the state prosperous by high valuation and
low tax rate scientific discovery ike that of the farmer
who put green glasses his fed sage brush and
willows for green grassland the willing MIXED them
selves to death, thinking themselves rich in clover