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WHITE

Stall IS. new Yakima and Califor-
mia honey. zoe pit. soc OF. Stalls
30-3l. fresh dressed chickens. i1c.
choice steer pot roasts. i0c: leg OF
lamb. i9c; leaf lard. l2isc: -
roasts. lie; dry salt pork. 10As
choice sirloin steaks. Sc. Stall 20.
Delicious apples. 20c doz. Stalls
1920, finnan haddie, l5c ID.
salmon bellies, l2isc ID. At Stong's.
No. so sack choice family flour.
s.55; Nc. 30 sack local Patent
flour. si.15: cans sliced pineap.
pie. csc: 6 Ice rolls toilet paper.
CSC; l5c imported pimentos. ioo
can; soc jar queen olives, csc: 3
lbs. navy beans. CSC: zoe bottle
English sauce. iec: i5c ginger. iOc
ID; 3oc can chocolate, 25c.
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SANITARY

Stall IS. local Patent flour. s1.S5:
large bottle maple syrup. f5c;
spices, &c per can; pkgs. maca.
roni or spaghetti. csc: Toe lar
rings. &c. Stall IL. apples 81 box.
del: potatoes. si.65. del: walnuts.
? lbs. CSC. Stall IL almonds, s0c
Id. Stalls s1-sS. salmon trout. soc
and 35c: sliced black cod. s lbs.
CSC; genuine Dungeness crabs, isc.
zoe and s5c each. Stalls X IL.
dill pickles. loo OF: mustard
pickles. loo Of Stalls 1886. 100
lbs. pure cane sugar. s5c: bars
best white soap or cans best
milk. 25e, with lib, bulk coffee. Z
bottles catsup, Soc; No. 10 lie
40c: 6 rolls toilet paper. csc. $
y. choice steer pot roast. Sc TO fCv.
choice veal outlets. l5c. = lbs. Csc:
soulder of lamb. &c; choice sirloin
steaks. i2isc: choice legs of veal.
l4isc; veal Icasts. lie. lamb
chops, ? lbs. 25c; spring lamb
chops. l5c H.. leaf lard. leIsc N.
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PUBLIC MARKETS,


Stall io2. fancy Oregon creamery
butter. 34c. , lbs. esc: fresh pullet
eggs. use. dog. 75c: large cans OF
milk. for Csc: mild cream cheese.
&c. lbs. eoc: storage eggs. 33c-
Stalls ?. 3. and Z. shoulder OF
lamb. re: leg OF lamb. isc; lamb
chops. l2hc; pot roasts. sc TO &C.
round steaks. i2isc; veal roasts. &C.
At Stong's. No. so sack choice fam
lily flour. sl.55; No. so sack local
Patent flour. si.15: i5c pancake
flour. loo: 2oc peas. cans 25c.
i5c shrimps. ioc; 3 lbs. l5c prunes.
25c: soc can baking powder. ssc:
2 cans sliced pineapple. csc: 4 lbs.
head rice. csc: . lbs. navy beans.
Csc. Stall 81. Boston ferns. zoe
pot. Stall lie. dressed chickens.
i5c ID; sugar-cured corned beef.
Sc; lamb chops. lbs. csc: vein
ers. i2isc ID.
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ss-Farm Lands for Sale.
LEGAL NOTICES
a,

NOTICE or CLOSING or BECfsrRA.
Tfu~ hooks
oS AID AFTER OCTOBER ~. 1919.
tho rsEisirstien books Of the several
prectncia 81 klrx county Washington.
outside - the Incorporated cities and
towns viii be and remain closed for
the registration % Netsrs until after
~. general election TO b. held Novsm
b~ TIN. 1915.
Az persons desiring 20 vote al the above
4 election. Who have not registered since
January Let 1918. viii be required TO
register prior 20 ,, m. October i7ih.
1915
Dated a. Seattle. Washington. October
1th. 1915
fslsnsdl BYRON PHELPS.
fAudifers Sean County Auditor
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PIKE PLACE

Stall IL, lbs. fine granulated
sugar, soc, Stall -. pure pasteur-
ized milk. Sc pint. &c quart. Stall
81. fresh peanut butter. l0c h., 3
lbs. use; large loayes of bread. Sc.
or for loo: new honey. l5c comb.
Stall %. 2-lb. sack salt. Sc; csc lar
preserves, gle. Stalls $3.50. iOc
coffee, u lbs, soc. or 5 lbs. si.50.
Stall. 40, round. sirloin and T.bone
steaks, i5c ID; prime rib roasts, l5c
ID; pot roasts. Sc to Toe; boiling
beef, DC TO Sc; pigs heads. &c: liver.
Sc. Stall 1901, milk almond choco-
lates, i0c ID; assorted chocolates.
20c ID; peanut brittle. 15c III. Stall
81, fresh-churned butter. CSC lb.. .
lbs. T5c.
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URGE mo" VOTE ON
REFERENDUM BILLS

Vote No on all the referendum
measures,
This is the advice today OF Rob
ert Bridges. president of the port
commission, j w. Bryan. former
congressman, and Councilman
Erickson. They spoke Thursday
night at the Y. NJ. c. A. auditorium
Names A. Duncan. secretary OF tho
Central Labor Council. presided.
Bridges declares that the same
men who years ago were instru.
mental In taking the tidelands
from the state for private gain and
later attempted the Ayers Terminal
get-rich.quick scheme. pushed the
anti.port commission bill thru In
the last legislature. This Is Ref.
erendum Measure No. s now.
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NINE. VICTORIA

Tho celebrated phrenologist olsirvoyant
and palmist. gives scientific readings
on oil affairs OF life. past, present or
future. You have seen the others now
nee the best n IN trouble All readings
guaranteed satisfactory or no fee. ao-
ceptud Headings soc. Location over
ow drug store. so5 4 PIKE st room y.
ciEcLEs TUESDAY MD FRIDAY
evenings. reading daily. lecture sunday
evening. messages follow 1891 Third
opposite postoffice. Hotel Bybee.
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ALL THE crew of fishing vessel
Independent, which was wrecked on
Middleton island Tuesday. are on
board steamer Mariposa.
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DETROIT, Mich. Oct a.
troits millionaire police conn.,
sioner, James Couzens, ANNOUNCES i
today that his salary of $4,000
year will be distributed among
members OF the police force as re-
wards for meritorious service.
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ROYAL EGYPTIAN
nTTEEN
MADAM HONOR was nonN

MADAM HONOR W. wN' A nUHN
dria. Egypt. sha IL recognized as the
most wonderful phrenoiogiHt In tho
world. Her readings will astonish you
as well ms delight you. She tells past
present and future correctly. giving you
valuable Information on all affairs Of
life near aud dear 10 the human heart
n In trouble. she can help YOU. Her ad-
Vice II good Try her Guaranteed sat.
isfaction. Room " Antiers Hotel
Fourth ave ana Union ~
MADAM NOTED EuHOPEAN
card reader frice soc with her won.
derful cialrvoyent powers she tells YOU
all one reading will convinc. YOU
Questions answered. 1919 seventh be-
tween Pike end Pine
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Somewhere In the trenches son
of the Rt Rev. Bishop of Worces-
ter. DIR. Huyshe Wolcott Ycatman-
Biggs. is guiding tank" against
the Germans. Bishop Yeatman-
Biggs Is in the United States TO at.
tend convention uf the Protestant
Episcopal church In st. Louis.
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slot FOR SALE

TWO .e-roor lots FACING I'M
Nsrsiiy rampus. Apartment site Half
price Capitol pii,
I HAVE THREE f.sn8E lots. TWO
biost. wet wildwood station nentsn
car. - ninaer Pike a. VIII sell o.
hniif 10 suit easy payments Fhon.
=, .:sssn knns 5sl.
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4o--Exehanges

on EAAY TERMS s.RooM MupEnS
cottage. Take tour vacant fes 81 aFres
ss ffsf pAgmeut baisnrs ntunshiY
1859 X itfh. ksu-eea stsi
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a3-PERSONALS

No operation.
Use hincsc
Herbs. Roots
aud Y &c
lblcs. Good
20 cure all
hronic dis
eases,
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s-For Sale--Miscellaneous

SASH AND DOORS
Sold az factory prices direct FROM our
mill We ship anybody, anywhere, end
suarantee safe delivery TO destination
Our bis. complete catalogue No. ~,
mailed free. pest paid postal card
VIII bring one to you Note bsio~
few % our low prices
ss'fntH panel doors tt.ssss....ssp i'
tslo t-iight tarn sash .s........ 81
ieNif Slight basement sash 80. -
eNi tsliEht hr~odsr sash ........ 80
s'sfs slight windows .......... tst
ne hot he'd sash ......... sea
sNiN coid Seal roofing ........ ite
ssplv veneer panels square foot. ees
hnnch down WthdAw frame. ..,s lee
90 s.fecs flooring. thousand .... isoe
90 s.foat cettinK Thousand .ts zoe
snd ssfpe, Flooring and reiilnk
Nh"usahd tsttessttss rssttstss il7e
q, n WILLIAMS co
Tei Nsin ttsf res rirst Ave-
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Kennedy foan = itotsl Antiefh toefth
snd uRleR
n ICES .ih. s., PIN. ans unios
- SHARPENS SAFETY
~ BLADES
Grind. E,srythlns
SPANGENBEKO
Msh.s ksss
REFfNKb NFNT WIDOW WANTS 70
meet nics neat good man. atcu, 90
no trifisrs object msirimenl Hos
Nge star
,XlulUL, " 80 DOWN ttoe WEEK
&HEE hufs diamond % watch,
~WX PETER MICHAEL ises sod
Liberal rfssiit nsm0dsilns
| WANTED ro mEAn FnoM Won
an naf etsr 20 whh no infpmtfanfs
I am IN astry husUirss ehieri matfi'
meng } ~ rwisp. wssh
anNrLeMAN. ~. coNnpEnAhtg
means ~ishss O. meet refined. sdu.
| catsd samsn object naifimonY Al
dress Me star
widow 81 WISHES 10 MErr cox
E~rist companion. object matfimonY
! Address N.ia star
KTG NonzcilLER TiirHr n 4 tar.
TO- wsllieH fef 700 a. feab ssssnth
/ ave Please call
/ orr ACQUAINTED Hocfrry"-- MrEr.
/ inss THURSDAY evenings iNs Eighth
! sF- ACT II
:ae cuMrLrTn hF.sksssL wlihsfs
Cafe seventh ard unioa
REGisTEnEp MIDWIFE Mrs Wit.
tsikssn fets 18th y W fhsns nat
lard 1851
itDirS- VT REMEDIES rosiTfyELv
/ guaranteed safe snd surs. Terms suit
al cases tses isth ave. East Ma1lsea
I nt0rtME PLAffNo fATuUr. 10 To 70
Lessons success guaranteed SCI. ZEE
/ raassEvs nlds
| I.KbfE8- seat saS~ssss1i comedy.
pssitfvsiy guaranteed Madam Crans.
lass lilh ave
LADIES is rRorRt.s SAW riNE ANpI
! money ~ calling ttEth uruadwar
uns tiNp4Ufsr--rrsinsa nurse West
ssTw
m1prfSEsE f.Irs u MAnMIEb 1--WE
Are ynu ienstyf Join s~ss,i. Hsiiabis
| Fftsndshtn clae Ladies tree Ada q.
| Evans. III rHieu AIT. "
0HA lsss> LATEST srsrs-Mss.
W6l EN- ball room and stare
asnrins ~ 60 date In ss.ry
~ cARRotI.. resrtA sra Pa.
IA Phone Eiiiott sf1f.
see piSSEn- sFss,Isiax disss. wiiasSd
csts. sssenth ard Talon
lGKr MARRIED. nf.er MATRIMONIAL
Correspondent. Tei~do. o.
LADIES = nv HEaEpirN NEvTr
fail call At itsih Hreaf~ay
WE RAY CASH ron vrRNtrrnE ur
Piss ~ rhene Msin 1899
FOX TROT era S's., .sa.,s
vfnh ard rnivsrss,y Class lsssoas
free. 20 m. eniy
kAvASAroire tsss hat. iset 10, ave
DENVER DYE woRKs--ifss tn ave
rS,ss,. ~.,.ss,,S se,s. sIss . sssI.e.
Manicuring- Massaging
MISS MARION-nArHs. sas-
sAse msnicar-
inr nson :. isis second ave.
IMASSAGE-.Tsv,'ss , BATHS II. 81, n's g.
nee II. Green Ho,.t
DOLLY AYNE a.ssAoE $50
or..n Hotel, Fourth .sa PIX.
MISS BURNS na .s TIN
Elliot, Hotel. Firs, ana PIN. opsn 10 |
it.rs Q m
MABEL xEsn MD JrffI ToHD-
MssaxinE ana msniearirE fissg /
Third ave. Empre.. Hotel. roor ser
Miss JOHNSTON - cHinoropiRr |
CONS removed massage electric /
treatment sss seneca g. ups'sirs
MISS THEf-Mk THoiiSE tspar hsts. /
ard massage .fo-esi Peoples Bank /
>~~~o~.~.~4~.~~~~~- ~-~>~~~~s~~~~~~~
24-Business Personals
Mes JEWELL MxNicuRiSG nit1 |
Third. office 70
MESH Bs9s nEPkiREp. co. rEo- |
uis'u Rank MD
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

PLEASANT nipcr ss.snfsssn 49,
sliif fs.a. "a rts.s Bst.t-sAf riss'
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44-Houses for Sale
OWNER IN EAST

OWNER IN EAST
says sell nj. cottage. all furnished siih
GOOD furniture nice large lot. assess.
En~nt. paid. located N North End
Fned district For cottage. lot and fur
niiur~. only ii.iee. tee cash. balance
us month.
c. J. BELL. co
Main atee. sas Globe Riock
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

vos pgkr -wslrs, Hiis. rzlf ysltsa ..
tee ss-su hftrs s~sidsses eli ssa-isfn 80
.-~isasss AspiY arfuun y. horssh.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE


coon SOIL AND sTRtAM
: affss close 30 sord tpwn. on county
read. and onii !. mile from school and
rfAnss hall. ~lth mix. cream ana srs
ro1fe
PRICE 5000 EASY TERMS
CLIFFORD q VAN ABsDAIG. Inc.
iett Third Ave isf washinEton st
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t-rpom. part modern: close In. 10,
toxioo to alley. Price si.aao, 1850
cash. balance years
YOUNG a nRnuERu
1000 fIara RenV.
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) scres In our mes Farmers Uranrs Gar
dsrs Price only tte. tse cash. hal
enrs easy Easy 10 sirsr and rood.
rich soii You can raise chickens here
and aisa raise four npu feed
CLIFFORD VAN AHsbAfE. Inr.
1912 THIRD Ave iei Washington ~
This must - said flBe. level tt-scfs
tract. just across take Wssfingtor
The soii b Eoca - acres IN eui,iya-
ton balance soed pasture buiidinr-.
flnr orchard To close an estate ~ u.
soirm 20 be sold Tor $50 an scre. lee.
than half lie real value For pArticu-
lsss So senre.dsr. ,is gr~sn ulds
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ADELlNE LLOYD
Others come and 60 hut for 20 years
Adeiine Lloyd has been seaitiss phren-
ologist and business adviser In all az
fairs OF life. 2ff Union, Apt. r. FL
iiott 7S74 Special this week. soc.
DIAMONDS AND PAWN TICKETS
bought. Hours to & d. m. SIS
Joshua Green Bldg.
LADIEs-DON'T WORRY WHEN DE.
lsyed or Irregular Use Lady EIgin Inn
psrial Tablets BY mail. 81 per boz.
double strength. sf,bo. Every nor
guaranteed Crown Agency, 1921 Sixth
KODAKERs-'TN At /. AT 9 THEY'RE
done 10 cents a roll. Jacobs, Pr
Bldg
wANTKD-TO COMMUNICATIVE WITH
heirs Of William Elliott. carpenter, for
msr residence Seattle. w A. Keenc
7f5 New York Block.
WHOEVER WISHES TO MEET RE
fined American as housekeeper. 40 TO
- years matrimony ~ suited Boz
x-zi. star.
WASTED-W A. 81 TO COMMUNE
cate With father at once; important.
REFfNED. JOLLY WIDOW DEsTREa
10 meet gentleman, good Standing.
clean habits; references exchanged. no
irfirrst object matrimony. address.
N-gs Star.
CASH Pnfzg DANc\ Will BE GIVEN
az The T. q. q. T. ~ 1909 Boren ave.
ana Virginia st.. satuNay evening, Oc.
tpber ~. 1916 Cash laizea to the two
best dancers Everybody welcome
Herbert Lime.
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IUE YOUNG WO CHINESE
MEDICINE co.
POO Washington St. Corner
1nd Ave. Seattle. Wash.
uENTtEMAN 81 YEARa OF AuE
with same means. would III. to meet
refined. affrcttnnate renpan lnuahie
isdy "a real chnm IS 60 a. years -
aEs a iadi ~ meats preferred. REF.
rrrncss exchanged object matfimony
Address e RUSSELL =, q. nos saa. Sc
attic. Wash
PARTNER. aoME MONEY. Ani.r con-
respondent aud tfpist An condueiins
NATL order tusinsss ~ home An sisn
mechanic. YOUNG and NrfA lonely
Monld offer warrisEv TO suitable lonely
Eui Write inventor Address N.ss
NfaF
LADIES rANnER~oN's COTTON Hoor
pills. safe aad sure cure fur delayed
periods Price o. Money rvfundsd e
fsnedv fails after fair tFtsi Naymoai
Kennedy. feam {, Hotel Antisrs foetth
snd tnten
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NEW LUMBER CHEAP

Al kinds Rec John Pact Lumber ca
and be convinced. 1915 X r. ave
Main s60s
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q WILLIAMS CO
Tel usin ftsf ICES rifst Ave- q
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lost -Cotsp CIRCULAR PIN wtrM
p~ari IN centsr Finder please rrturn
y ~ ssSsad
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73-Unfurnished Apartments

LADY. WORKING. WISHES no SHARE
apartment or suite of rooms must be
within walking distance! references ex-
changed Address x-2s. star.
wANTED--ROoM NICELY FURNISH.
ed. clean. steam heated. walking dis
N~SSe~cr~~ScS~Ss~~~~ ,~~~N.~.~~~~~oc~O
az pentatx
, 1916-03-01

seizure of German merchant vessels by the
Portuguese authorities. The action is cha
raclerrzed as a violation Of Germany's Treaty
rights and the hope is expressed that Portu-
gal will rescind its action.
London, Feby. 28th-With all the re-
sources at his command, the Kaiser is now
striking for an Immediate and overwhelming
German victory planned to end the world
war. The great onslaught directed against
Verdun is but a prelude to a grand assault
by the Germans along the whole Western
front, the most tremendous offensive move
ment the world has ever seen. Prince Henry
of Prussia has taken over the high command
OF the German Navy preliminary to the be
ginning of the new submarine campaign
against merchantmen at the stroke of mid
night on Tuesday.
Paris, Feby. 28th-Wounded soldiers who
have reached Paris say the carnage among
the Germans is simply terrible. In many
places dead Germans formed huge dams
across the ravines impeding the water III lis
downward course to the Meuse. Every now
and then these dams give way and the red
stream swirls on c~arryin, hundreds of corps
es with it.
London, Feby. 28th-The sinking of he
hospital ship Mare Chairo'' near San Clio
vanni di Medua, Albania, is reported il a
despatch from Rome to the Exchange Tele-
graph Company. The vessel is said TO have
struck an Austrian mine. It is reported there
were numerous victims.
New York, February 28th.
Flour, Winter Clears per barrel e5.2O-55 so
Mani, Kilndrird per hnrreI $500
New Seasons PORK no quotation.
Heavy Mess Pork 90 s. -S21.O 90
Crystals per 100 lbs S4.82-5.O2
'"8 81 t"St Molasses Su4Hr412-4.25
MoIasse4 Eng. '~tl~. per gni.
lsiverpool Cotton ~mildIlng UpIapl 7 74l1O0
Exchange, New Yorh NLouIon. 6o.tnvs' Sign,
S4.7O4
Exchange New York and I"n-ton -'gts4 764
London, February 28fh.
Dem. Crystalsnomlnal 40s.0 III. 43s.O1.
Muscovolo, iontlu4 terms N
S,4ar bond, on89I nominal 20 quotation.
German beef IS 0. u. no further
sales during the war
Inya sugar 9Gofo Gibraltar or CImnneI l~
or Iers, floating terms. no quotations uom.
Demerarn Ram, A.. 2d.-4s. 4d.
Trinidad Cocoon, good mldd!in9 Red, ~. cwf.
nominal 88s.
Cotton, Mediun, Fl,o $. /. at liverpool, pr
h Is. Sid nominal.
nnk 81 hngbln, Rat" Of iiS"ounr 5.
onso,s Ssh
hr44 Ter .e"r Rentez in Paris for cash 81 40
All prices subject to correction.
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PROGRESS IN ALASKA
lsnnttln pnst.Intellieencerl

Seattle Post-lntelligenceD
 Encouraging progress is reported m the conSVruc' ton Of the government railway through the dYs'on of industry at three important points on the mes Five hundred men rehablitating the Alaska North ern railway out of Seward and trains are now opera ing over the seventy.one miles of the line Along Turnagain Arm between Kern and Glacier Creek eN- persive rock work is being accomplished -Four mlies of this are estimated to cost $25OOOO. From Fair' banks to Nenana frtyseyen miles. clearing and grad ing are we'll along At Nenana the government mas laid out town site and sold $132OOO worth or lo's' Five hundred men are building warehouses anu yaruS and quarters for employees. From Nenana to tne coal fields fifty miles south grading is progressing. Trains will be running from Fairbanks to the coal fields by the fall of 1917
 With the development of the government railway plans and the progress in construction, an active n- teres has been stimulated in the agricultural lands Of the Panama valley Many homesteads have been taken and agricultural development is further ad- vanced than on the coast. Panama valley farmers now furnish nearly all the vegetables consumed in the interior of Alaska, and very few pershabe sup plies being imported
 Enough has been accomplished in the Tanana Valley. as well as on the lands in the Susitna and Chitina valleys farther south to assure the future profitable operation of Alaska farms The land and industrial department of the Alaska Engineering Com mission is gathering practical information as to the agriculture possibilities for the information of intend ug settlers, and this publicity will bear fruit in greater tide of settlers next season.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-01

bers of Congress Leading Senators and Representa- tyes do not know him by sight. story is told that leading lawyer of the Pacific Coast one day said to wickersham in the atter's office in the Congress siona office buildng-the lawyer had been there a week. perhaps and in that time had met bunch Of fine fellows among the Congressman-"Come out Wckersham, I want to introduce you to some of the Congressman, they are on your floor in this office building" McGilcuddy of Maine was just around the corner. Galliyan of Massachusetts, was near There was Connecticut Congressman and Kentuckian and others-about dozen whose offices were near Wick ershams and all of them interested in Alaska This lawyer had met all of them within less than week and had been buzzng the whole bunch about Alaska wiekersham did not know any Of them And what is more. he refused to accompany the lawyer and meet them. "I am the Representative from Alaska declared the oracle and if they are interested in Alaska they can come to my office"
 That is one explanation of the circumstance that there has been no amendments to the fisheries laws.
 the school laws nor any other constructive legislation for Alaska This tells why more of the invalid laws of Alaska,s Legislature have not been validated
 There are others. but this is one important cause for Alaskan neglect
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"THE PHRASE OF A COWARD
(New York World

(New York World
 In his latest statement urging the election Of Mr. Hughes. Col. Roosevelt says:
 President Wilson's ignobe shirkng
 of responsibility has been clothed in
 an utterly misleading phrase the
 phrase of a coward-"he has kept us
 out oI war;
 How proud and happy the people of Germany must be that such cowardly phrase cannot be ap- piled to their Kaiser Nobody charge him with having kept his people out of war And how proud and happy the people of Austria-Hungary must be too that nobody accuse their Kaiser of having kept them out of war!
 In no important country of Europe is there a ruler or statesman against whom sucn a uanhaOle incident can be framed. Over there nobody has kept anybody out of war. Consequently. not than 1OOOOOOO men have been killed and wounded since Aug l. 1914 and the property losses will hardly ex ceed $1O00OOOO0OOO
 Lucky Europe! No phrase of coward" plots the fair record of it's diplomacy It has not been kept out Of
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-01
ONE CAUSE

wickersham has never attempted to settle the fisheries question any other mooted question in Alaska He has introduced some bills, but the legis- latiOn that he has got through Congress or seriously attempted get through Congress it practically nil notwithstanding that he has been member for eight years.
 Dan Sutherland trying to beat somebody to it when he called someone other than wickersham a "loafer." Wickersham spends his time trying to manufacture campaign lterature-writing an occas- ional letter and silent speech" and again. and sending public documents into Alaska. He does not only do anything for Alaska but he does not try to do anything for the Territory. He is not ac quainted with 25 per cent Of the Senators and mem
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-01

Frank Hitchcock says Hughes will carry 26 States That is not as much as he claimed for Taft. Two days before the election four years ago Mr. Hitchcock said that Taft would receive 315 electoral votes TaiI received electoral votes. By applying the law oi proportion Hughes ought to carry Vermont.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-01

Decentralization of gold by Great Britain in the event of the lasting for another year, is being discussed The sinister suggestion has grown from remark in The Statist that Great Britain may be com. pened to suspend specie payment if her financial re- sources are stretched too far The suggestion is one that do not take seriously but those at loss for topic Of conversation may offer guesses as to the worldwide consequences of such step-(Scientific and Mining Press)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-01

The race for AttorneyGeneral is admittedly a race ebtween George B. Grgsby and George ID. ID. schofied The Empire believes that the decision "''I bo clean cut victory for the former. It believes that he will carry all four of the Judicial Divisions
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-01

It is conceded that to enforce the proposed pro intuition law in Alaska would require Federal legisa ton and Federal regulation. The cause of selrgoY erpment in Alaska then demands that the whole nroposon should go over until the people of Alaska have the power to settle the question themselves