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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-02
LEGS SEVERED
CLOSE TO BODY
Joe Martin Almost Instantly Kill
ed in His SawmIII in
Hubbard's Cove.

Manchester, Tenn, Aug. 25.-Joe
Martin was almost instantly killed
yesterday at his sawmill in Hubbard 8
Cove, neal the Grundy county line,
when he fell in front Of the saw and
his legs we're severed close to the.body.
Mr.. Martin had fallen on the carriage
while operating the sawmill and was
carried into the teeth of the saw. He
was about SO years old and was form
erly resident Of this place. He bad
been In the sawmill business all his
life.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-02
STRAY ITEMS.

Bowdoinham, Me-, reports catching
a homeless shad. 1t has been named
"the Burbank. =
II is said that no one can breathe
at greater heighth than seven miles
from the earth.
An Oklahoma law requires inspec..
t,on of plumbing in all towns OF
more than 1900 Inhabitants
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-02

Our attention. has been called to the
condition of Owen cemetery by Wis
itor to this place. No effort has been
made to clean mp the cemetery this
year except by few individuals. The
people should get together and clean
up this graveyard, and let it no longer
be q ,reproach to tIe people of the
town.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-02

INV. q. Wilson aspires to le-elect-
ion to the legislature wonder il he
will ask the laboring people to vote
for him under the same promises he
made them before the last election.
He claimed be would refer all ques-
tions Of importance to the people and
you can't find with high powered
telescope one question in which he ev-
er let the people have a voice.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-02

Wal now, yew git MS interested. We
hear tina air guine ter take Their Dixie
Highway via (thet's er Latin word we
larnt at skule) the South Side nv the
river. We respectfully recommend
thet they turn 1t off after passing
Bridgeport about ten miles south nv
the corporate limits nv South Pitch
burg. But we don't like airy cussed
ferry. Hollow Scout.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-02

Several went to the river Sunday
where Sherman Barnett was baptized,
Rev. Burnett, Of the Baptist church,
officiating.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-02

Some fifteen or twenty cars a day
90 to Nashville or Chattanooga, via
the mountain road here, and not a
goldbag has been found dropped by
anyone of them yet. Some OF our
friends said that the Dixie Highway
automobiles would drop bags OF
gold over the county, hence the re-
mark. Probably they are consider
ately waiting until the Dixie High
way il built and have put the money
on interest
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-02

II won't be long till 'the frost 10 on
the pumpkin and the fodder is in the
shock" Some farmers are cutting fod-
der even now.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-02

We will furnish the News one year
and McCall's Magazine and one Free
Dress Pattern, for SOC. Order now Il
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-02
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, 80

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, IS.
LUCAS COUNTY,
FRANK. CHENEY makes oath that
he is the senior partner OF the firm OF
F. J. CHENEY & Co., doing business In
the City of Toledo, County and state
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case OF CA
TARRH that cannot be cured by the use
of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
A. d. 1886.
A. G. GLEASON,
t-~) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal
ly and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. SEND
for testimonials, free.
T. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o..
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-02

had halter close Will come again af
ter I take my usual snooze. Old Joe.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-02

The News, soc for 50 issues.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-02

The Singing Convention at Jasper
Sunday will be largely attended,
weather permitting. The Jasper peo-
ple have committee in charge of the
day, and every preparation possible
will be made for the comfort of visit
ors. The interest in these singing
conventions continues to grow and
choral singing is being developed.
Outside of It's benefit in church work,
it is great advantage of itself in
turning the minds of the people to-
wards an elevating study.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-09-02
sEOUACHEE VALLEY FAIR.

Next Tuesday the Sequachee valley
Fair will throw open its doors for
four days session. With the excellent
crops this year. the fair should be
signal success as far as agricultural
exhibits are concerned, and the people
have little excuse about not having
ANYTHING to exhibit. Every effort Is
being made by the Fair management
so Secretary Cameron assures u.s. TO
have it clean and of high standard.
The amusement features are carefully
selected, the aeroplane ascensions be-
ing especially instructive. Baseball
games will determine the champion
ship of the Valley. Transportation ia
cilities this year are much better than
ever, and night show has been put
on, and night trains for the accommo-
dation of visitors.
The sequachee Valley Fair has been
a great success in the past, and this
wear promises to eclipse records.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-11
Mannitaften bon Ger
@itel bermiBt.
Smiti5 9tparttmtnt fdbrt cine
llnteriu9nng.

8e6oroen otr6 Sottter Ibnlirol
8euttp, &onlmonbnnten bes 9torfol.
fer S6iffsbofes, Die @rloubnis filr
ieine Sffi5iere erbaIten battl, IN
9teipport 9telps, 9torfolf, siorts-
mouth l,nb SIb 0oir1t Comfort, So,
ans 2ono 6l1 geben.
y&onteraonlirol Senttp beno6ri9.
tigte midi. oab er benz &apiton Der
Gitel grloubnis gegeben bGtte. boB
ieine Sffi5iere in bei6rGnfrem Ser
ritoriltnl larben biirfen, 1tnh bob Die
grloubnis gum 9anben fiir Die
Wanni6aften on oie gebingiinI &C.
fniipft mar, BOB fie bon elmer @ode
bes Sorts Monroe ooer Der gu1bes-
flotte begleitct lem ntiiiien. 10ieIe
gSa6en iollten oilf @rit6en bes Sa-
pitdns Der @itel geitellt lperoen
.l1nter bieien @ebineltneen fanbe-
ten Sfi5iere lnb Nfonni6after ser
Bring Gitel Sriebri6 unb noren ai,f
oem 9anbe, ebe Dos Sdtff inter-
nierte lnb ser aopitGn iein @bren-
mort I6riftlih Dem &onteroomirol
8eottn geQeben botte."
Won crfitbr. ooB Solicitor Sonlil-
ton bieien Seriht ihon on 13. Wfoi
erltattet bqttc, bnb er aber crit iest
peroffentlid]t murbe, % nerihiebene
Welb,lneen Inilt purben, fponnh
9eute Der @itel bltr6gebrannt iein
ioGert. &opitGn Sbierihens lit on
@crb oes S6iffes. Ger brittle Irst
geolte ioa febIen u1b nod i6m pir6
geilt6t.
Yoris,t1. Stri. Cine ecIrern
oitisegebene Gcpeide ON bie @9ence
5obus aus SlIgecirns gibt @injc;bei-
ten iiber Die %erbaftiug bes Man.
mes, Ser bebouptete, Der aon,aton.
oont bes in 9ln1erifa internicrten
oeittiden 9ilf5freu3ers l5rin5 GiteI
sSriebrih, &opitGn Sbteri1ens, al
iein. @r fubr nls Sod ouf einem
itolieniifen Dnntpfer nod GHiluo,
Inn ron bort nod 9el1tidlanb 5u ee.
langen. 0ie 6r:tii6en 8eborben err
bielten 9tu6ridlt bopon unb lieben
bas Sdliff n1tbolten uftb ben Ytonn
berboften. gr COB BEL Der @crbaf.
tung on, bof er Stoliener lei, se.
itanb ober ip1ter. 8apitGn Sbieri.
dens 5u iein. Gr lit in @ibroltor
ii1tertiert.
Ga Die 9tadriht eingetroffcn lit.
oab &upitGn 9bieri6erts in @nrfolf,
So, neilt, ideint Der Wonn elmer
fali9en Nonten. iinb Stan0 onecge
ben 81, baben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-11
Der uifiSicllc gerliner geridlt.

Berlin. iiber 9onoon. II. sunni.
Gas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS peroftent'
Iihte beiltc oflgenben offi5iellen Be
riht:
rUeitli6er arieesitnuplos:
Gin @ormarid Der 6einoe noro-
oitlid1 bon ocn 9orettebiigeln lrrlb
micocrboltc 9(ngriffe altf lIniere Stel.
llnaen n0rolid) rmo iiiolid1 bon gtelt-
pile iinb fcblgeiblagen. gtDroli6
pom gcurie oorern ole 8eiecbte tort.
.Siiooitlif BON Scbuterne rno bel
Beaumont fpuroen feinolideslngriffc
aeitern uno in Der gtadt 5iiriidge-
idlloaen. 9tur bel Serre 0torne
nlod,ten oic 5ran5oien cinen bclong-
loien @ornaridl.
Sic ;Srun5oien periitdlten III Der
geod,t nns ore S6iisengr1ben 5it ent-
reiBen, Die mir am 9. Suni IN Der
Champagne erobert batten. Sic grif-
len nit itarfen Sritppen norolih bon
9es Oeesnil bis 5ur Serme oon Sear-
Ieiour on uno ipuroen nit iebr gro
sen @erluIten suriidgeidlagen. sln.
oere mieoerbolte No6tangriffc ipltr.
ben I'M aeim critidt
Seitli6er Sriegsidlailplae:
,9ln Der unteren Oubpia norooit-
Ii6 BON Gireola tpiirben peridieoene
ruiiiIHe Slngrifie 5nriidgeiflagen.
Ser sSeino perlor 300 9efangcnc.
.Siiooitliher &riegsifaliplas:
..Sie 9oae inter Den oeittid)en
Sruppen. Die IN @ali5ien fdnrpfen, Ut
unoerdnbert"
Sic iiblidle elite oerienfter Shiffe.
9onoon. 10. SNni Cine 3ei'
tllngsoepcife aiis Yeooslltis melo T.,
anb bort bic Wolni6often Ser bii.
t;ihen S6lcppnesoonpfer Gli %ioe
nn6 Gonors dugcfnmnIen iino Sic
porcn 6ur6 ein boaGnbiiheS Sd)iff
aercttct iporocn, :'5bbem Sis hciecn
SSobr5erae burdl bei,tid,c lln:eriee-
boote gum Sinfen gebradlt Doroen
mdren.
9onoou. 10. Siuti. 3fpei bri.
tiihe Sorpeooboote purben beute
firth onf Der Sobe Der cngliiden aii-
itc burd) Elm oeitti6es llnterieeboot
gum Siufen gebrad)t. 0ie beiben
@oote iino bie Sorpcooboote 10 uno
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-11
&iinftige glrmee 8ferbt
identtn.
@etuitter batte Insbritd BON 5000
Fferben sur SOIse.
Gin Mann idllper perlett, srpker 81.
gent1msihaben anserifltet.

@Iton Sn., II. sunni. Stint
tai1ieno 93feroe, Die fir Die britiiGe
uno frai,5oiiide slrneen beitinnlt
Duren, riiien ii9 beute friib ausIngit
p1breno zines 9etpitters aus elmer
@infriebung los ltib itiirdten milo
our6 oos umliegenoe 9a1o. Sic Iie-
fen bur6 Die Orte Colt sIton, gen-
bonn GitD ir1b @oob &iper i,nb rid)-
teten beoeltenben Sdooen an. 3tpei
9uiiagier5iige ipurben per5ogert, unb
stpei gferoe tpuroen bon 3ugbebien-
iteten erf6oiien, OILS lie Dos @eleiie
blodierten. Senrp @iiitenfeIot, Der
in einem 9(utomobil iaB, geeen mel.
DIES bic tpiloen Giere onitiirnrten.
trug BEN @rl6 breier Hippen bopon.
Seiite friib begonn man Die Bferoe
5,tian1men5utreiben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-11

3abl, iinb OIL 9ailo gcbradlt morocn.
Ter Nlngriff erfolgte, pie Die sonll-
ralitGt ntitteilt, 5lt iebr friiber !Vfor-
gel1itiinoe.
SSeoes Der bciocn Sorpcboboote
hattc cine @eiaeiing BON 30 @tarn.
(Somit botten insgeion1t % ibr Se-
ben eingebiiBt. 9lnm. 3. R.) 9tr.
10 bate cine @aiicrueror1ngltng pon
244 5onncn lul0 cine 8ei6pinoig-
felt BON % ¬cn, 9tr. ~ cine
@uiierperbrdngitng Don 253 Sonncll
uno cine 8ei6minbigfcit pOn ii
anoteil. 9cioe paren ncllc 9oote,
erbai,t i'll Sabre 1906
9onbon, If. SUM- Ilc III
oen beltigen Morgenblattcrn ncr-
oifentlihte 9iite pon perienftcn Sdlif-
fen elttbalt oel1 bisber nidlt pnbli5ler-
ten 9famen oes Sduners GrprcB,
scr ourd cin bclttihcs llntericcbpot
in bcu @rlmo gcbohrt muroc. Die
gerettete Warnidlaft fpuroe in Stoer-
pool gelauoct.
Gorbiff, iiber 9onbon, II. Slt'
nj. Ter @losaomer 0umofer
Strotbcorron iit geitern ouf BENT @e.
ge na6 9orrp pnn einem oelitid)er1
l1nterleeboot obne porbergegangene
g1arnilng torpcoiert Dorben. 9i(
Mannihoft, Die III Die 9oote befobler1
porocn mar, Durbe bier gclal1oet
(@enn Die Mannihaft i'll Die 9ootC
beiohlen iporoen mar, miro Dobl aud
cine @arnung eriolgt iein. slnm. D
a.
Die Strathcarron fDor ein Sdllt1
bon 2S07 Sonnen, erbullt i'm Sabre
1912, elmer ,Sirma III 8lasgom ges
borig. Sic itano i'm 8egierungs.
oienit.
2onbon, If. Suni. 9ie rlliii
i6e @orfe Sbonlaiinn Dltroe on oel
Iiiopeitli6en 9iiitc Srlanbs bon ei
nem oeltti6en ltntericcboot torpeoier
unb lit geiunfcn. Die Wannihaf
fpuroc in Gueenstopn oil 2ano ge
brad)t.
9onoon, If. Sunni. Der i6ipe
oii6e 9ontpfer Staeo, nad] Slla I'M
terlpegs, tpuroe leste gfodt torpeoier
lin6 lit geiunfen
Die Stago bate go gettotonnei
bel elmer 9Gnee BON 241 6ub uni
NOR I'M Sabre 1882 erbalt iuoroeil
Sic geborte elmer @eieaidlaft II
Soluesberg, Shpeben.
9onoun, If. Suni. Der rl1i
iiitrc 9ampfer Eania lit bon einen
beltf6en ltnterieeboot torpeoiert uni
Sitm Sinfen gebra6t iporoen. 0i
9emanniing ipur0e gerettet.
Die Sollin bate 1859 9tettoton
nen, 3t4 SUB 9dnec iulo mar in
Sabre 1903 in Cumberland erboit
moroen. Sic geborte Der yt6rbIidbei
Sd)iifobrtsgeieai1oft bon Tetrograi
unb licf I'M Iienitc 5piifen 9ioer
pool uno glrho1gel
CitcrreidliiGcs Sand)bupt erfulsreidJ
Snnsb nd, If. Stunt. ltebe
Die Sflpsis (mtittels &uriers) mn
lYaris. Son 6iterreifliider Seit
iuirb mitgeteilt, bae Gin Diterreidli
iflcs llntcrieebpDt einen britiihel
aremscr num 2iperpppl-Spp 80 Wei
len ab ppn ct. Span Tcbna in
gloriatiihen Hecr snm Sinfen ae
brad)t hat.
Die 9rcl15er bcs 9iperpopl.Spp
iino leid)te areu5er, 430 Sub lon
mno BON 1920 Sonnen, erbaut in
Sabre 1909. gs gibt beren fiiitf, oi
9iperpool, 9riitol, @loiiceiter, Netr
caitlc imb Glasgow. Ger lestgenom
re bot i'm 0tarj in dileniifen &c
p6iiern oen beuti6en 9reit5er Ore:
Den sitm Sinfen gebrod)t.
ct. ssoan Mebua lit ein Sechofe
an Der albonii6en 9iiitc 5miifen Oh
o,3o unb 0ulcieno.
3.ppeline beteilisen iif an Shiffs
perienfnns.
s1e a az luis, 6oannb, 10. SUM
| 1t.L. O1.S.,, ~ N,,,,, a., 6r,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-11
Ceferrti4ii9es Sandboot ptritntt
britii4en &ren5tr.

Seppeline btteiligen iid)
on Scrlenfnug non
GnglanOs SdDifftn.
Stalieniifer Iremier ppn Seiterreid)
Der Sise geSieben.
Sat inn Snli nidIt NIT aiinOisnns bes
Sreibnnbes seorobt.
Ser perienfte britiihe areuser mar
bonn Spp Siperppul.
Sie iiingits Cite perienfter Sf,iffe
limb 10 5abr5rmse.
Snrnnter sluei britiidlc Surpebpbuute
unb britiidler Sampfer.
;sermer rniiii6er Snmpier nnb per'
idDiebene fleinere SabrSense.
i3eppelin perienft sluei 6ritiife st.
ifJeridImafen.
9inslanb briiitet iidl srDken Sicses
nber &crbinbete.
Sm Scrliner Scrid)t ut aber fcin
Nort bnppn enthalten.
eunbun beseidDnet fransOitidlen %or'
marin i'm @citen nnfgehalten.
Gin angeblidles Nbfummen smiifen
Stalien nnS Sllliierteu.
Stalien iDl Miliun feinblidDer Srnp-
pen beidlaftigt balten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-11
Sebe geanemlidlfeit nnb 2nrns

iit in ben Minernlb6bern i'm @upne
Sotel 5li fin6en Seinite glusitnttitng
uno geoieming bon grperten Offen
Sog irno 0o6t
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-11
: Sariert Cure Grfaltnna in ei.

nem Sage = nebrnt elm tiirfiides
gab isn Oriental SoteI. (ana.)
fr,io.bn
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-28
AN uNHEALED BREACH

Senator Norris of Nebraska whose fight against Speaker Cannon won him place in the esteem of the country is representative Republican of the progress sive kind He is protectonist but at the same time opposed to the men who made Republican tarifis In
 recent interview he discussed the prospects for the next National campaign and expresses the view that the Progressives would come back to the Republican party if the old leaders were rejected and Progress sive leadership established but said they would not vote the Republican ticket If the men VITO pretended to nominate Taft in 1912 retained control and nomiu- ated one Of their number
 This statement expresses the attitude Of other pro gressive Republicans and Progressives Will the stand patters stand aside and leave the control Of the party to those who left it in 1922 Win they be any more ready to vote for Senator Ia Toilette than the Pro gressyes were to vote for Taft An authoritative utter ance upon this point available. but the conduct of the regular Republicans where they have con trol does not indicate that they in any mood to abdicate They showed no disposition to harmonize with the Roosevelt elemen, in New York last fall On the contrary they scorned the Progressiyes and ran over them roughshod Senator Penrose is stin n the saddle in Pennsylvania and nothing in the last cam pagn indicated that his heart was growing warmer toward Mr. Pinehot Neither is Uncle Joe Cannon rateruizing with sIr. Mccormick That the clement in the Republican party which some Republican vic tories since the last national election will step aside for the men who seeded is improbable in the last de gree and when the Progreasves couple their plans for
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-28
TIE COLONEL SOLVES IT


 Since the retirement of President Taft writers and speakers have had great difficulty in coming o con easion as to what title should be bestowed upon him Once he was Judge Taft. and title tits him more becomingy than that bu, he took 1t off and hung i' away SO long ago that it no longer seems just the thing Then he was Gov. Taft and then. Secretary Taft Next he was President Taft and now he is Ht eraly and actually Prof Tart and there is objection to calling him by that tte any of the others He is after an only incidentally professor. If either Sec re,ary Governor or President is attached his name 1t requires the awkward "ex and. besides that. none of them go well with the popular idea of the man For his puissant rival we have colone and while his mill tary fame and glory were won as Lieutenantcoonei that makes no difference Neither is t material that he is also out of the Cooneline business He is Col
 one by nature just Taft is not Secretary Governor or President by True. revertng to an idea ai- ready half expressed he Judge by nature but the course of events has caused that title rub off and so we are left in doubt and perturbation. But light is breaking through the darkness. The other day the Colonel and Taft met funeral 1t was their first meeting since the times when they called each other VIII and Theodore back in the days following the period when they were making each other the two most com spicuous men In the United States They met and the Colonel said to Taft. "Howdy Co. air. Taft,1
 There you have 1t. The colonels cold and for nal greeting solves Che difficulty Why should not all of us call him Mfr Tar, after this and let at that2
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-28

 askn Gastiueau Mining Company a corporation organized and existing under tho laws Of Che State Of New York. and Qunlified 10 do and doing business as corporation at Juneau Alaska. as assignee of John M. Ran kin who was the assignee of Ellsworth A. Grey and entitled Co the benefits of sections 2806 and 1907, Revised Statutes Of the United States grant ing additional rights Go soldiers and sailors who served in the Civil War. by and through B L rhme. as it's attorney in fact has made applica- ton for patent for Soldiers Addi. tional Homestead claim Survey No l07S which Is situated approximately 800 feet from Che tide water of Gas ipeau Channel near the Sheep Creek wharf of the said Company and de- scribed as follows. to-wit:
 Beginning at Corner No. ], from whence U. s. r.. M No. 1T bears s. % 84 0S" W. 7512 chains distant; thei ce g. 62' 5l' E. 1898 chains to Corner No. 2 thence N. IF l7' D. 2OSS chains to Corner No. 3; thence W. 3S2 chains to Corner No I thence w. 22I7 chains to Corner No 3; thence S. SSs 21' w. 9l0 chains to Corner No 6: thence s l9 81' E. ll.29 chains 10 Corner No. z; thence s. 8Ss 06' w PSI chains to Corner No. I the place of beginning Containing an area of i609 acres Mag Var North s0' IS D. The latitude is 5s i6' N.. and Longitude l24' 20' ".
 The names or the adjoining claims are the Homestead. Homestead No. l, and the Homstead Extension patented lode claims Survey No 900 and the Homstead No 8. unpatcnted lode lode claim Survey No. 979, belonging to the Alaska Gastineau Mining Com. panv and the Waw Waw lode claim, unpatented, Survey No. 994-A belong ing Co the Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining Company So far as Is known there are no conflicting claims.
 This notice was posted on the ground on the 26th day Of February 1915.
 ALASKA GAST1NEAU MINING
 COMPANY
 By B. l.. Thane. its Agent and Attor- nev in Fact
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-28
A rN UPoN CIVIC eieHTEoUsNess

The Alaska election law that win be in 'all force and effect with the expiration of che stauator period and govern the next Territorial election will place az additional tax upon the public enterprise and civic rghteousness of Alaslans. The law gives those who would corrupt elections opening such as has proo"o' ly characterized law passed anywhere in modern times gives those who would corrupt the ballot box an opportunity such Tammany Hall or the St. Louis machine have had for many decades. That means that che people take upon themselves the burden 10 see that fraudulent votes are not east
 The failure to provide registration within Che mo- ncipal,es at least and the retention of the itineran voters clause are reactionary to degree that is eS treme The duty to that they are not made use of and that those who would expend money in corrupt manner are not permitted defeat ,he will Of the people through ,hem win fall upon the electorate A watch word for the next campaign must be Beware of the itinerant voter"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-28
USE A LADDER

The Dispatch sasy The Empire seems to be fond of quoting federal officials the source of alt power and the supreme authority on matters pertaining to Che best interests Of the Territory
 The Empire has always stood stanchiy for the prin ciple that power belongs to the people and bs them should be exercised That is why has stood for full Territorial form of government for regulated primaries for fair and uncheaabe election law and for the o'
 atve and reterendum-ond too often it has stood alone among the newspapers of this section of Alaska.
 The only possible thing upon which even the Dis patch could attempt to hang such nsinuation as is contained in Che excerpt here quoted is Che circumstance that The Empire favors the appointment of purely min sterai Federal Territorial and municipal public ser wants The trouble with the Dispatch is that ' is un- able to distinguish between power and Che source of power and public job wi,h little public salary The Dispatch ought to use ladder and take view of the world that lies beyond petty, personal politics