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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-24
GRAND JURY AT
 VALDEZ FAvORS
 MOUNTED POLICE
Investigators Also For the Abolition of Fish Traps and Cannery Inspectors;
 Praises Officials

The grand jury recently in session at Valdez in it's final report praises all the federal officials in the Third division, urged the establishment Of q mounted police in Alaska similar to that in Northwestern Canada, favored the abolition of fish traps, the ap- pointment of a government inspec- tor in each cannery, the abolishment of fishing for commercial purposes in all fresh water streams, the es. tablishment of fish hatcheries throughout the Territory, and that the United States Commissioners be compensated by salary instead of trough the fee system.
 The report of the grand jury, dated October 13, follows:
 We have examined the office of he United States District attorney and were favorably impressed with the careful and competant manner in which it is being conducted and with the just treatment of those accused and the dispatch of business which comes before this office
 We have examined the office of he Clerk of the District Court and found this department of the Court n the highest state of efficiency and being conducted in a very thorough and businesslike manner
 We have investigated the office of the United States Marshal, the federal jail. and the Court House. and found the same very thoroughly equipped with all modern equipment for the administration of their duty. The federal jail is being maintained in clean and humane manner, fully equipped with modern lighting sys- tenn and the sanitary conditions are excellent They have every convent once for the pastime and diversion of tho prisoners.
 "We visited tho offices of the United States Commissioner and found this office being conducted in very efficient manner. We do however recommend that the United States Commissioners be paid a regu lhr SdldTy 1HStcdu Ol uepcHuluB LII the fee system, as has been previous ly recommended by a number of grand juries.
 we very urgently recommend the establishment of a Mounted Police system in the Territory of Alaska along the lines of what is known as the Royal Northwest Mounted Polise system in Canada and Yukon Terri tory---------'
 we recommend the abolishment of fish traps in the Territory and the establishment of fish hatcheries throughout the Territory wherever they are possible. We also recon mend tho abolishing of fishing for salmon for canning and salting pur. poses in all fresh water streams. i've recommend that a government inspector be appointed for each can ncry to see that the fish are in proper condition before being placed in cans
 We recommend the enforcement of came laws, particularly to the shoot ing of ducks, geese, etc"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-24
OPEN EVENINGS

From 7 to 3. Drs. White and Stewart, Dentists, Seward Building. Phone 469. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-24

Use Titan Blacksmith coal. Fem mer & Ritter. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-24
eRoNNA BOASTS THE LEAGUE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Senator Asle J. Gronna of North Dakota in the Senate today assailed the treaty as a violation of Wilson's IA points, and as an arrangement likely to in volve America in good many wars.
 He characterized the league as an unholy alliance which would make America the packhorse for Europe and Asia and Africa. He said the ill- famed unholy alliance of 1915 was superior in spirit and form to the present League of Nations covenant
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-24
MAY NEED ANOTHER DRIVE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-Secre- tary of the Treasury Glass predicts another Liberty Loan if Congress eppropriates large sums for ex-ser- vice men or to benefit particular parts of the country. He says that as it is a Treasury deficit this ifs cal year will exceed $1,000,00O,00o, hut that this deficit is covered by deferred payments on the Victory Loan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-24
LEAVE ON ESTEBETH

The Estebeth left last night for Sitka and way points. Among the passengers were the following men soing to Hoonah to hunt ducks: Dr. Freeburger, Frank A. Metcalf. G. F. Cramer, w. c. Johnson. Other pas sengers were R. Griffs for Hoonah. Herman Fawcett and C. Michaels for Tenakee, Dr. Parker and E. c. Jack for Sitka
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-24
MORE RESERVATIONS ARE APPROVED BY
 SENATE COMMITTEE
Amendment Providing For With drawal of America From the League in Two Years
 is Defeated

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-The Sen ate Foreign Relations Committee has approved four of the reservations to the treaty, providing a decision by Congress of American representatives of the league, validating enemy prop erty proceedings, renunciating any part in the German colonies blanket provision, and a clause containing the assertion that to conserve the ma tional honor of this nation is vital The Jones amendment, providing for the withdrawal from the league in two years time, was defeated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-24
LONGSHOREMEN GIVEN NOTICE MUST CALL
 OFF THEIR STRIKES

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Tho Federal Shipping Board officers last night an nounced that unless the unauthorized longshoremen's strike was called off by Friday, the board would load the ships with men quartered on the vessels
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-24
hVIATORS' BODIES ON BOARD VESSEL
 BOUND FOR HOME

SAN DIEGO, Oct. "A. - The de- stroycr Ward with the bodies of 'the missing American aviators Water house and Connolly, believed to have been murdered by Mexicans, has left Southern california for San Diego.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25
How to Make
Your Own Complexion
Treatment at Home

Miss o @ SAYS IVY complexion vas
poor AUd my tkn rough Nv neck chest
hands md arms ~er. dars from erpoSurn.
The very 'rNt applfeaiiou 81 this wonderful
berv 10 oaimrAl combination convinced ms
that nv poor complexion and skin blem-
ihrs would soon he thing Of the past In
'e~ w~rsS al these unsEtNy defects rad
cEfrr.v dIsap9rarrd and ! sh,Il Always use
II TO keep my complexion Al tts best al
iha lime have rrfommerdet Il 90 my
'iaEtIc over Il A. AN We a. usc Il before
gong 70 rNr lheAtsr dances or parties and
rs wonderful What difference u mAkas
In our AppcsrAnco
Mrs @ wits. "Oatm,s' snd pcr.
wi.io have worked miracles with my com.
p'rIioN I h'i many dsspscd wrinkles ard
sll'ow rourh ,,ir Nv haad, ard srrn,
were covered s''h 'rcck'rs After eight
veakl use af Ma Edna Wildets wonder
'u' complexion prescription these objection,
Ar.r detects have entirely vanished lonk
ton yrIrs younger ard advise every eirl ard
voma1 70 Nv b. and I fesi confident after
ou- or tEo applications they vii use it
o"oii0uaNv and 10 Just as i,vorAh'y I'm.
pre'7"d win y s. am. recommend IL
to all o. my 'rirnhs' -
NOTE To 60, the host rffeot hs surs N
follow thu compleLc directions contained IN
evofy package Of drrvillo You have only
10 get derv1llO and oatmeal You need moth.
ing ose and Il Is so emplo that anyone
car usa II ard so inrIpenFtve that any sin
or woman can afford It Tha manufacturers
and druggists guarantee that there will he
noticeable Improvement after the ftLst
money II Is sold IN this city under money
refund guarantee by department stores and
all up 70 date druggists including PuritAn
and the RsxAl Siorsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25
NEW RATES JUNE 28
FOR LEGAL NOTICES
ncrgcuCN Dn Measure Providing
New HatC- would Have Saved
Publishers Much Money.

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25
STOPPING THE MIGHTY
CURRENT OF DISEASE
T7l~ "Itrd Ncnn.c" Must M bvcr.
come nt Its N0urr" II III" nat
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pccausc ~ the enormous number
~ prfnong reported by phyalrlAn4 as
being infected with social diseases
the lfnIiad Sintrs pubur hrtIlb ser.
leo haa established "a A,urm ~
clinics In the most pnpulnus rcntrrp
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II Is tho purpnEo ~ tho srr,icc 90.
see that every infected person In the
state is treated untll rendered non
infectious or cured This i7 a large
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25

Crystal Glass was never more pop
uldr especially an the clear ana tinted
/ combinations which you find IN such
! attractive pieces, among which are
Vases. candle sticks. fruit comportS
/ flower holders. and the lo,clicst
lemonade scls at Ms Idckson's
I Exclusive shop IN the sinclair build
ing.
" one time the tS3lnrcd suit was
In order from breakfast until dinner
time: now the afternoon gowns are
drrssy, elaborate affairs, requiring
] dainty shoes, smart hats, ana capcs
'Or dolmans, pnrnsols, and al the
/ feminine fluffy sorssorics of the
, days Of the Victoria and "rcticulc.'
Among the many dainty, charming
| new arrivals for tho infants AZ tho
Mary James Chudrcus Shop,
| noticed several long and short coats
/ which came IA nice variety Of styles
/ and materials,
White many of tho newer froCks
show Janicrs and drapcd effects,
all seem to cling to the short hut
narrow undcrskirt which seems To
give the more youthful appearance.
There Is something different about
/ tho summer frocks ,nI fmd at Miss
. lohlgh Smart Vogue shop in the
| New wright hul"Int IN Ii'i mere
| Is "A richness and charm of simplicity
about everything In this lovely shop
witch seems to breathe exquisite
style and good tabtc.
rcor Inns ~ ,hsorh,nc n great deal
nf attention riphI ppW
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want 20 tell you about something
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races mat several HmhruN ur'N~"
women wore hc't hu'"''N Wv
act size and mhtch "i INC "i's ""'"
on their pumps.
II Ia natural for women IA oh
serve the nicct'es of fashion and mat
is why they appreciate the lovely
footwear they find ~ the AVN
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they ara beauties.
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darling print Nohc dresses TOT Do.
t'r girls AZ tho Mary Jane 'n'.'
drcus shop. - East t'lh
.bnck blouse with II wide
,,ncI ,rrnt e,shovs mn ingenious
.Irc,r tho hot,om of Witch IL trcntcd
,n Tho same manner "A. the waist line.
thc front portions of the sleeve form
mo tics which cross over u small
panel extending over the elbow.
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,og.csbr,c,rs ,bs r-cr,.r,s for ,ou
" the warm weather advances
there + hn increasing demand Tor
large white ana hlack hhl4'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25

'scrtion ana 30 cents for tho second
Insertion to 81 for the first and -
cents for the second publication
HAD ms been effective upon dp-
prOtti b. would have brought an ad
Iliuua remuneration of approx
maicly tinu to each of tho new
pluo.s that officially published y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25

what arc YOU rolu. 10 wear ns
. summer uuERr-, 10 E.... "a. ina
! Dcmorest Ladies ~hop .Nt south
| Main, whore you viii uud plenty u
inspiration for your entire n.'l'
Yes. indeed. the How'd ru.a,
! darling and II is tn Cb.N 'n ulr7,
Mrs Carpenter. Marquette N..,. '1r
an appointment
pretty dancing froCk uf peach
Colorcd triColettc Ind n cuff Of black
velvet. hutioncd ON the hem ~ the
skirt with fiat ict square Tho ncrk
was round. the sleeves short and
finished with u velvet cuff la initiate
the trimming Of the skirt
Rock Crystal Glassware b. n.rl.r.
| fully pretty and aid YOU know r was
| made from belgian blanks ! '0gat
! 1t very attractive in cut and etched
stcmWnrc. shcrhol p.trhcrs .tG.ers
and candy Jars at tho HcNhr0n Jew.
| clcrS Drop IN and sec u l0N Hrt i'.
ways 4 welcome guest at thus tN-
: elusive shop.
Iu,aling some of trr~ most popular
sweaters tnda, arr the different
| sports Stnrf- which should I've aluut
20 by :. inches. The ends are usual.
~ finished With hand hnoucd fringe
sprncr urdcruc,r of OH l.-3,
- d, u''''' ' ss
MARY James Ghillrcn's Sbpr 4. East
Fifth
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Tulsa Is right up and DnW.s u.n
the times and Vc may s'... proud
or the Mcdonnell lIiInt N.'H '."
1875 south Boulder, which a'". "',
thcu"n ana shoNE tho r.'~.
spirit "t our ci'>. licr' 'I' .r.'
equesiridnism may develop '"' ATS
M'n,u u,,"'.ll'a
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Short sleeves are said to be- taking
In New York while the middle west
and western coast are -ull holding
back In accepting the vogue Ia any
great extent
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25

'ert OF the l5o.ooO.o0o ras. ...
amendment. Tho amendr.,r, IS
solid page of the aVeragr. .,. ,..''A 4
umn newspaper and COS ..o roy
Z iri'le lcSH than SA0O for .,.. 40
'cr 10 which there was t..,,., pa
Insertions, tho lcgal p.b.,,',-. -'' ''.
rorosed constitution. ,m,,.
EMS "'nl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25

Leave uut tho wrap In your wardrobe
aud YOU viii find one OF the main features
is lacking How many tmcs arises the
unexpected need for "a wrap of snmo Kind
The light shower, tho ridN by motor into
the country iu the cool morning or the
late evening tho unusually cool spell that
w apt tu occur at any time, make ug rctl-
iGc the necessity Of coat doln,an or
cape. tlclCrly tailored and beautifully
designed wraps In serge, gaberdiuc irtcu-
tine and mixtures are shown at prt,cs
ridIculouslN low WIZ YOU hc ono to bcuc
N hN the necessity confronting us ~ dis.
posing ~ these immcu.atcy7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25
Big Tnsk 10 Head Mail.
Annual May Sale

&c posi- blew Ike tia Nab he "a v H 70 gar
a kin exec on care tha those come the
MAY SALE
N N is al e o
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25

More ana more the American
women nrc consulting their own
preference ns 20 suitability. hcCom.
iurnCSS and cthCrnl ~NlC. instead ~
following the fhd~ of lbt-momcnt
Tho lovely month vt June us 8p.
rron hing. bringing those d,lEhtful
rraduttion daNs ana 'Ao charming
Juno brides These Important event.
should he recorded hy lovely
photograph taken hoy such artists 1s
YOU are assured at the de Gueidrc
R.Nk.n studios.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25

WASlilNGTON, May - STORE
than a ton ~ incoming mai each
day ana nearly as much Outgoing
man have made ., nc,tsstr, tor The
liureau ~ war REX Insurance 60
hulId up postal system that IH
larger thTSa--aAy o'he Of i's klnI In
the United states aa
tlghtyFthousiud pieces Of lu,um
Ing mail ciDh ,ddy are the average
for the nurchu OF War RISK iuaIr.
ance. ~ these more than 30 600
bring letters There are over SO 0UN
outgoing letters from the bureau
each dsl To handle the delivery
and collection of this vast amount
of mail rcdulreH over 100 employees
Mail Ia received every hair hour
at the Bureau ot Nar Risk lusur.
ance /, Is sorted Immediately upon
receipt and those pieces ~ ma n
which are addressed 10 "A dcnpDt
division Of tho bureau arc dcllNCtrd
at once The greater part of the
mail. however, comes AddrcArcd go
tho Bureau ~ war Risk Insurance '
To deliver this mail to It's proper
destination means that n must hc
opened and read leltorS az" open.
ed hy machine process IN, let
ters then are tied In small bundles
and delivered TO readrrH
Big Insk to Read Nail
Reading the man of mo BurcAu
~ War Rtsk Insurance is q task
whiCh requires an intimate know.
cdge of the various divisions uf The
bureau. and the WORN tngf each III
vision hnndicA Highly trained
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25
Elisabeth Ann Looks Ab0ut
T'0WN and She Says.


Is calling and couring
: Each and erery one
i To come out for q froiic.
Holding out temptations,
For the Bung and Id.
Isn't il glorious to be niirc
In heart and spirit.
To be able to breathe
The erhiIiruting air,
And to indulge in the sports
Nature has prOUided
In such fascinating nuHibers'
Prepare for the occasion,
Hare ererything in readiness,
That not q precious moment
OF the summers outing
Need be udsted upon
Looking for something 10 wcar.
our shops are attractirc.
They hare brought the latest
Creations in delightful udriciy,
From uhich to make iOreiy selections,
II is not only more comfortable
To buy at home, but it makes you feel
Like q progressive citizen.
And you are
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-04-17
Water and Light Rates Increased.

The Public Service Commission Of
West Virginia has given the Shep-
herdstown Light and Water Company
permission to increase its rates, ef-
fective the first of April. The general
increase is one-third, the company be-
ing granted the privilege or adding a
Surcharge of 80 l-3 per cent 10 its old
rates. The minimum rate for electric
lights is raised from so to IS cents for
private consumers, while the minimum
rate for the corporation Of Shepherds
town for street lighting is fixed at
$50 a month. In times past the town
has had its light bill down as low as
SlS a month. For water, the minimum
rate for private consumers is fixed at
a dollar a month, while the town is 10
pay $50 a year for each fire plug, in
stead of $50. There are fifteen fire
plugs in the corporation.
The Public Service Commission has
done the right thing in allowing this
increase. The light and water COM
pany could not meet its expenses, much
less pay any dividends, al the old rate,
and if it is to continue in business il
simply must have more revenue. The
men who have put their money into the
enterprise are entitled 10 fair return
on their investment, and we hope that
the company may now prosper. An
abundance of good water and salts
factory electric service are most desir-
able public benefits, and no one should
begrudge proper support OF our local
company that provides them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-04-17
Plenty of Water.

The fire department on Monday gave
a satisfactory test Of the supply OF
water furnished by the Shepherdstown
Light and Water Company. The steam
fire engine was gotten out and connect
ed with the fire plug at the corner OF
King and New streets, and with two
lines of hose the firemen did their level
best TO lower the pressure n the big
tank that supplies the town. For a
solid hour the steamer pumped at its
full capacity without intermission, and
at the end Of this time Superintendent
Martin looked at his gauges and found
that the tank was practically full. The
electric pump at the water station at
the river had kept pace with the fire
engine, and there was an abundant
supply Of water for all purposes. This
test is gratifying 10 the light and water
company, and it should be source OF
satisfaction TO all of our people TO know
that We have such an ample supply o,
water for fire and every other pur-
pose The fire engine ran steadily
and efficiently, and again demonstrated
that il is one of the best machines of IFS
kind in the country. 1t is sort Of com.
forting to know that We have the entire
Potomac river 10 depend upon in cas-;
of fire or drought or any other emer
gency.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-04-17
Important Business Change,

The Kearneysville Creamery Com
pany, which has been in successful
operation at Kearneysylle, this county,
for the past year, has passed into the
hands of E. Stanley Halter, who has
been its energetic and capable manager
since the enterprise was started. Mr..
Halter owned p per cent of its capital
stock, and he has bought the other 10
per cent from his former associates,
who were j. H. Randolph, Geo. w.
Strong, A. G. Sine and G. 7. HiteShew,
of Parkersburg, and w M. B. Swine
and J. 7. Swager, of Clarksburg. Mr..
Halter will place a part OF this stock
with a number of persons interested in
the dairy business in Jefferson county,
and thus make the company an all
home enterprise. He will continue as
general manager, and his ability and
energy will be devoted to the eXpan-
sion of the business.
Beginning in a small way, the cream
cry company has grown to important
proportions, and now not only ships
milk and cream in great quantities, but
also makes butter and cheese and pro-
duces condensed milk for the general
market The good prices it pays have
had the effect of stimulating the dairy
business, and farmers are keeping
more cows and better stock than ever
before known in this section, with the
double result of increasing their profits
and greatly enriching their land. Mr..
Haller has definitely cast his lot with
the people of Jefferson county, which
he will make his permanent home, and
his chief ambition is to build up the
dairy business to such proportions that
il will support one of the best creamery
enterprises in the country.
The creamery has customers for
everything it can produce, and the
change in the personnel of its stock
holders will not affect its demand from
these sources. On the contrary, they
are anxious for more Of the products of
the creamery, and Mr.. Halter will take
care Of all the milk and cream that may
be offered.
This establishment is growing to be
one of the most important enterprises
in this section, and we hope that it may
continue to enlarge and prosper