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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-17
CHAMPIONSHIP FOR
 WORLD IN HOCKEY
 DECIDED SHORT TIME

SEATTLE, March 1.-The Canad- ian and Eastern hockey champions will meet in Seattle Wednesday for the first game of the series for the worlds championship
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-17
GERMAN SUBMARINE IS SUNK WHILE
 TRYING TO ESCAPE
Destroyer Sinks U4S While It Is Attempting to Leave Span- ish Port Where It
 Was Interned.

PARIS, March IA destroyer chased and sunk the German sub marine U-4S, which attempted to es- ape from Ferrol, Spain. The mem bers of the crew were saved and ta- ken prisoners.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-17
AFTER THE DANCE.

Or evening theatre parties, re- that the Alaska Grill is to furnish you any variety of good things to eat See Tom 2 bout it ahead of time and have it ready for you after the entertain ment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-17
CAPTAIN DAVIS TAKES
 COMMAND THE ALAMEDA
 ON HER PRESENT TRIP

SEATTLE, March 17-Captain C. s. Davis will be placed in command of the Alameda, leaving here this Monday, succeeding the late Captain Ginger
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-17

Donald Mckenzie came to Seattle nCre than a quarter Of century pgo from New York State where he was born and reared Just before he admission of Washington Ter ritory to Statehood he became promi nent in Seattle and Territorial poll icse He conducted the campaign which made former Territorial Gov arnor Elisha P, Ferry. the Republi an nominee for Governor and the 'irst Governor of the State of Wash ngton. He was the first Deputy Collector. of Customs after the estab- ishment of a support of enry at Seattle.
 He came to Alaska and was made 1nited States Commissioner at Cold 'oot on the Koyukuk Later he be- ?ame identified with propositions to open Alaska with railroads, and or ganized one or two companies to build roads from the Coast to the interior. He was the owner of the ownsi:e of Nelson on Cordova Bay lis promotion work took him to Washington. where he was married 3 half dozen or more years ago, and where he/spent the latter years }f his life He was about 60 years If age At the time of his death he represented one of the largest asso oiations of textile manufacturers in he country at Washington
 Donald Mckenzie had many friends m the Pacific Coast and the Ma tionsl capital, to all of whom he was loyal always. He was hail fellow, a mixer and of fine ability.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-17
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

All residing between Street Third the extension said residing the westerly and northey
 
 precinct boundary lines changed  clock Saturday March 2sth 1Ss Candidates municipal offices Wednesday March 26h 1919 Election April 1st l99
 
 Jerk Regis
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-17

The Alaska Grill, the largest and best known restaurant in Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-17
Alaska Grill Open all night.

Give us your next order for traAs fer work sr coal Iupea0 Transfey
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-17

f a ldedn md in he Mhc ehamgt in hos three emnt m New wJesed boy. .h erweem 7smnhne netnrew oEacub
  b. the hero of he te dheh e John R .th ode4 R among he
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-17

Hraouuarrers for Ladysmith coal runeau Transf Co nhnne A
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-17

NoTE-observations Dutch Harbor, Par. Kodiak talk BOO m. ?. m. ..s. s.,
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-17
D. A. M'KENZIE
 ALASKA PIONEER DIES IN EAST
We'll Known Man of the North, Promoter and Lobbyist,
 Passes Away at
 Washington

SEATTLE, March 17-Donald A. Mckenzie, pioneer Alaska promoter md early day resident of this city lied at Washington, D. C., Satur' lay. He first mapped the route of he Northwestern railroad. Earlier he was mining in the Koyukuk.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-17
All TIFF NEWS ALI THE TIME THE EMPIRk
 The Empire ha. THOUSANDS OF READERS"
Weather Conditions as Recorded by the U. s. "
 Bureau

Forecast for Juneau Vicinity for 2 Beginning
 Clair and tonight aure about 12 degrees light moderate 8
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-17

City Clerk and Registration Officer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

mission government the only possible criticism
Of the present system While the civic federation IL
planning agitate a bigger better. brighter and
broader South Bend. it Nigh. be well that Il submit
the various civic oenters study Of this com
mission government problem,-though % course.
we not wish 20 butt in.
The idea OF commission government IS govern
rnent BY commission instead OF b. boards commits
sion elected at non-partisan elections that the
pointments by the people. instead o. the mayor
as rewards OF campaign merit Each commissioner
takes the place Of board. and the other commits
sioners sit in TO keep the various departments in
cooperation. Sometimes the application goes even
farther and the commission employs business man
Eger-but those are matters OF detail.
There was considerable agitation favorable 20 this
form OF municipal government few years ago. IN
1915, and again in 1917, Sen. Summers introduced
bills in the legislature making the adoption posi-
Die By referendum vote. but the parties killed g.
They said might interfere with the good nature
OF some OF the boys the wards.
OF course. we do not presume 10 say South Bend
IS ready to revive the now; that the civic
centers may interested We still have politicians.
and politicians. and politicians We just banding
il out as feeler. How does II feel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16
And unto 1ChOnSoeJer much gen of him much shall be
1CiU the LukeI2

and Plovs. and watches. and sewing machines
and newspapers. as well as to railroads. applies
everywhere, to the labor unions and work
lngmen who decline to unionize. The trail of the
serpent Is all, it seems more or less-vvith
greed our God and gold our great high priest
the very ching that Christianity was sent to up
root.
| He gloated millionaire who came to Christ
for comfort. quite the same as though he
were gloated millionaire of now. was but
realization of the hope and desire of the masses;
just what they would be if they could. then as
now-and the medicine that the Great Physician
prescribed-went out a goodly warning to
both 1t a call to service in the stead of sell
hshness; to spiritual trusteeship, as an integral
part of material ownership.
1t is the call to this service that is manifesting
itself in this era of unrest; the times are out Of
jont-and call for a new set of estimates on the
comparative Importance of varying capabilities
Some preacher needs to say to the rich parish
Toner in his Pews-just before he shouts over his
head at the great army of the unwashed" out
there in the highways and byways beyond his
voice,-that they need a little regeneration
capitalization, and the dedication of their talents
to humanitys cause, as well as does that grum-
bling, surging, seething. dissatisfied multitude.
The mission of true religion is not to smear the
conscience and lull it to sleep, but to quick
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

all obligation TO maintain against external sggres
sion the territorial integrity political independ
ence" OF the United States Il promptly voted
down.
The reason for which il obvious. Any evidence OF
a disposition on the part OF the senate to be fair
upon the principle that what Is sauce for the
goose is sauce for the gander, might have en-
courased the other powers 20 accept The reserva-
lions and the senate majority does not want them
accepted. The purpose is to kill the League, II
sible. and revert the world 20 the old methods OF
diplomacy, with its balances OF power spheres OF
influence, and secret intrfguss-such
ployed in acquiring PAnamas-with the wars and
bloodshed that evolve in consequences.
After killing the ratification resolution with the
reservations Il. the next administration 20
reTeve itself fraud which the senate majority
would transform our activities into. should be 20
grant an amnesty in such political prisoners az
Gsno Dsbs Bill Haywood, and all conscientious OBJ
Jectors who have been Jailed under the espionags
law for prophesytng what the senate Is attempting
and encouraging their followers not 70 fight Cor
Gauss which America would nSver cArry out.
why tafl the prophet and not the perpetratorSf
We believed them traitors ~ the time but the
ate is proving them sesrs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16
Just Another Case of John BarIeycorn is All

ness Of his wet" brigade On yes. they were medi-
cal students. Well. leave 81 70 sE
gregation college students 90 serve easy prey
TO John Bareycorn IN quest Of an army Of hoodlums
Still there those who believe that the insti-
gator Of such cusRedness should be left running "a
large: men reasonably intelligent and ordinarily
sensible other matters, whose thirsts have them
thoroughly bagged that they delight in reading
OF such escapades, while they lie awake nights 20
dote the Ohio election returns and dream OF the
time they will have. sho uld, prohibition 50
TO smash with another chance for them 90 I'll Up
in Chicago.
We can sympathze with the man who IS "at for
treasons, stratagems and spoiis' when he IS full Of
red liquor but the quality OF his brain subserient
his thirst that leads him TO delight in Il for him
self or others when he is sober Is beyond
prehensior4--unIess Il is just another example OF
Barleycorns progressive paresis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

postion-not a reward FOR campaign support
from the opposition ranks. The purpose OF the BIZ
partisan board make It possible for the minor
ity party in the city TO keep tab on what is gon5
on by having representation such boards.
edayor Keller played quite similar trick. He was
elected on a citizens ticket. which means. for the
purposes Of that campaign, citizens party, get he
made up his boards from republicans, bull moose
and democrats. everyone OF which, with ticket in
the field, deserted them during the campaign 20
suppost the citizens ticket. There only two
democrats at that John 3. Weber OF the board OF
work. and z. 3. Rupel lof the board of education.
while the board OF safety two bull moose
and repubhcan-or in other words far
national party labels concerned. three repub-
licans.
The Keller administration. so far as concerned
the partisan personnel OF his boards. more
solidiy republican than it might, with propriety,
have been, had he been elected on the republican
ticket-Qute different from his predecessor Mayor
Goetz, who appointed his campaign opponent on
one board. and placed two republicans who had been
openly antagonistic 70 him the others. Mayor
kept he spirit of the law. well the letter.
while neither Mayor Carson nor Mayor Keller have
kept either.
This, however isn't the main argument for com
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

A a suggestion the civic federation which is
"A to banquet tomorrow night, and matter
that it might take UP with good grace in the
direction OF municipal reform. we suggest revival
of the old agitation for partisan commission
government It might with considerable grace be
made issue next fall in the election OF a state
senator and members Of the state house OF repre-
sentatives
South Bend, with it's government 5y boards same
other cities OF in the state might make
very good system Of what it has IL it were not
that tho power Of app ointment is so easily
abused It has ever been thus. guess. unless the
exception falls to the late Mayor GoetE to prove the
rule. The boards supposed 70 be non-partisan,
at least bipartisan. and everybody who has
watched II knows how hagrantly that principle has
been abused by the last two administrations
Mayor Keller better than Mayor Carson
has been in that respect, and IL anything, worse.
Mayor Carson picked up Harvey F. Rostiser. Nelson
Eyser and DR.. z. G. Freyermuth, for his board OF
board OF safety and health officer respective
y, ostensiby opposite political faith that
OF his administration. Bat who deserted their
party in the campaign TO support him.
The law eontemplates that at least the minority
members OF the boards shall be chosen from the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

yVyHAT happened to William e. Johnson, Amer
w lean, organizer OF the World Dry fedora
W ton in London, simply had happen He
was mobbed. dragged through the streets estride
a plank and badly injured for preaching the gospel
of temperance-which a gang of London medical
students did not like
The same thing happened to John B. Cough
Of the early Temperance workers here in America.
and has happened several times since. No save
John Bareycorn will ever be able to fully account
for the branlessness of his mobs. 1t such
these that attacked wendali Philips in Boston.
and William Lloyd Garrison in Buffalo, in the early
days of their opposition slavery
Why, even when Sen. Charles A. Hagerty voted
for the state dry the legislature OF 1917, a
mob gathered in west side saloon. among which.
one Dago welding dagger, wanted to lead the
rest right down to Indianapolis and assassnate the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

It. awaken it, and put it work.
A little of the him that humbleth himself shall
be exalted. and he that exalteth himself shall be
humbled. is just as good for the high as
servants be obedient to your masters IS to the
low brows.
The gospel is needed by both, but to preach
humility. subserviency, and a intimidation of
their own talents to the one. and egotism, the di-
vine right of dominance, and exaggera6on Of
their talents to the other. is a cTucihxion of the
Christ even more shameful than the first.
Let US go out into the highways and bysvays
and bring in the sheep that have strayed-or
never had fold. Bring them in and set them
down by the side Of their more talented
b-ethren-and pour the truth into them both for
absorption according to their respective deserts
The world must get away from this thing that
acts and reacts as 'gold-plsted goodness.
Mammon has become well entrenched the
fourth dimension Of the holy trinity 10 have a.
most absorbed the first. second and third.
Christianity has tolerated its dominance until
the plotting of petit larceny in our hearts while
we recite the apostles creed and say our prayers
to Cod-Pssses a matter of course.
Mankind must achieve the knowledge that the
best in life is not to be counted in dollars and
csnts-but it must be taught after a manner that
does not excuse justify the few in capitslizing
it at the expense of those who would put It into
practice
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16
Back to the Status. Quo Ante-BeIIun1

4 MERlCA bids fair today to return to what Dip
"A lOnlats would call the status quo ante bellun.
in its relations Germany, with a pres-
Dental declaration Of peace equivalent an AFFECT
surrender part, the United States senate
seeming determined to repudiate every principle up
on which we entered the war, upon which Germany
laid down her Armistice day. and upon which
the Paris conference agreed to assume guardian
ship of the worlds future peace following the arm
istice terms
The emasculation Of the League OF Nations cove
nant by the United States senate calculating to- and
in effect withdrawing the United States from the
League OF Nations up in the Paris treaty to en-
force the settled with Germany, and maintain
ito the end that the world war was a war to end
war,-brands this country so coward1y hypocrits
and so big international liar that doubtful II any
other self-respectng peoples of the world will care
for company.
Very doubtful, indeed il the treaty will get the
necessary two-thrds vote in the senate essential to
the final adoption OF the ratification resolution even
though It does by bare ajorties IN passing
its emascuating reservations; equivalent to death
dealing amendments and nothing more nor less It
leaves the rest Of the world with the treaty and
the League on its hands then-and we return to the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

status quo ante belum, 10 Germany, with
treaty with our enemy, association with the
family OF nations.
We placed in the uncomfortable position of
having crossed the to assist the allies In re
polling an invasion. which feared might spread
If did not go out to meet it. and then hav-
ing put down coming home TO surrender to the
Germans in our midst: surrender all for which we
had said fighting, making of it a false pre-
tense-and all because bare majority in our SEN
ate saw in that surrender, a German American, an
IrIsh-American and an Italian American vote That
is all there is TO It. The senate minority will be
highly respectable themselves, to their country,
and their late allies though offensive to Germany.
il they refuse any party TO snch ignominious
aftsiT.
Europe will certainly have small reason to doubt
the fundamental hoggishness OF America, and its in
ternatonal insncerty. following the senate action
on the Paris treaty Take tho ernascuiEon, by
walton OF article X. says that the Omitted States
will NOT undertake TO maintain against external
aggression the territorial integrity political in
dependence" OF the members OF the League. but
when Sen. Walsh OF Montana-not Massachusetts,,
nay not the Massachusetts, "copperhead, "-ofrered
amendment relieving the members the League Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

\ Nd aye there's the rubr' 1t was not so
much that he must dispose of his goods to
the poor. as that he should learn well his lesson
of his duty to the poor. the unfortunate; that he
must acquire the spirit of service, of unsehshness
of using his talents set Alright his Masters
household; that he must learn to delight in the
employment of his talents to make his fellow
creatures happy, rather than in the advancement
OF his selfish ends.
No man liveth unto himself" His talents are
endowments which he holds not proprietor.
but trustee. if there is anything to Christianity
and Gods children. saint and sinner alike, are
the cestui que trust (heaven appointed bene6ciar-
ies) and, neither is it communism, socialism.
bolshevism but exactly the opposite.
1t says to the individual: Use your talents
invest them to the best advantage that you know
how; build railroad. but let it be first to furnish
work to labor talented in the building and op-
Grafton of railroads. and to aid transportation;
collect reasonable return for your service and
Investment" the laborer is worthy of his hire
all the way along the line,-but stop with rea-
sonable return. that your motive may be one of
service to humanity and self-preservation, rather
than quest of great riches and the power posi-
ton and influence that they bring, making NAM
mon your god. and aggrandisement your
only goal.
You catch the drift 1t applies to automobiles,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

senator By stabbing him in the back. They are al
ways towards. They want a mob-iots Of brainless
help with.-and then II their Victims face
is turned the other way, much the better. This
west end Dago. welding his dagger. got balled up
somehow thrust 1t into his own arm, so the story
goes and be taken to the hospital.
We do not know how much influence this episode,
and succeeding threats Ia d upon Sen Hagerty en-
couraging him to change his attitude in 1919 70
one against national prohibition, but dare say
that what happened in London will change the
course of William z. job nson, and that his
following and influence will be greatly enhanced by
his martyrdom.
He'll habtually vomits upon the earth its hosts OF
devilish angels and invariably they kick over the
traces 10 the great damage Of their Lon
has open and concrete example OF the
OF brute John Barleycorn IS and OF the helish
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

ONCE the day that Constantine misappropriat-
- ed the early Christian church by pretending
conversion to it-vvhen IN fact he was only intent
upon converting it to him, moycodding the
Christians by the withdrawal of prosecutions the
provision of magnificent church edihces. and the
payment of ministers salaries.-there has ever
existed a school of theoogians whose mission it
has been to reconstruct the gospel and make Of it
a cloak of respectabity, excusability and justih-
cation for Constantinian Christians. absolving
them of all their sins by redehning them into viz
tues.
The parallels of the talents same as that of the
ten virgins of the watchful servants. in fact
all of Christs parallels were spiritual exemPihca-
tons not temporal mandates. applicable to the
fulhllment of capabilities and responsibilities
rather than to the acquisition of bond-holdings or
other ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
To assert that by authority of the parable of
the talents because out of the depths of human
nature there have evolved high brows and low
broyvs. the latter should ever slave and toll while
the former share the wine and OIL is TO contra
vene every other teaching of the Nazarene
Certainly. if you had entered the meeting of
bituminoGs coal miners at Indianapolis the other
day. and taken look at the shape Of their heads
the proportion of towering above the ears. and
read in their faces their lack of association with
and indulgence in mental alertness-and then
crossing the street had visited session Of the In
dianaPois clearing house for instance or a meet
ing of the mine owners somewhere, making a
similar study of heads, top-heads and faces you
would have witnessed a tendency in a manifestly
opposite direction.
You would have seen there the difference be
tween men OF FIVE, two. and one talents and the
different that had been made of them with
evidences OF the rewards OF wealth, power. posi-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16
e Talents and the Story Of the Rich Young Man

ton. influence which that use had bestowed but
We lehman, tell us of the night2
Unto whomsoever much is given Of him
much will be required, and unto whom men com
mitch much. of him will they ask the more" The
question arises of faithful and wise stewardships
AS well as Of talents
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

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The Snowflake herald., 1919-07-18
For sale Cheap Fine Groom
house in Snowflake. See James
Petersen, Pinedale, Ariz.
Sheriff Sale

In the Superior Court of the
State of Arizona, in and for the
County of Navajo.
William Morgan, plaintiff, VS..
Franz Owens and Lenora OW-
ems, defendants.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
Under and by virtue Of an ex-
ecution and order of sale issued
out of the Superior Court Of the
County of Navajo, State Of Arl-
zona, on the 7th day of July,
1919, in the above entitled ac-
ton, wherein William Morgan,
the above named plaintiff, OBJ
tained judgment and decree
of foreclosure against Frank
Owens and Lenora Owens, the
wife of the said Frank Owens,
defendants, on the 1st day OF
July, 1919, which said decree
was on the 1st day of July, 1919,
recorded in the judgment book
of the said court on page
am commanded to sell al
that certain lot, piece and parce
of land situated in the County
of Navajo, State of Arizona
particularly described as fol
lows, to-Wit::
The Northwest quarter of the
Southeast quarter; the Nortf
half of the Southwest quarter
and the Southwest quarter O
the Northwest quarter of Sec
ton Twenty-three (23), in Town
ship Nine (9), North of Rang
Twenty-Five (22) East. of Gil;
and Salt River Meridian, to
gether with twenty-four anC
one-half (241) shares of stock IL
the Lakeside Irrigation Compa
ny, which water is appurtenan
4 to and belongs to said above de
scribed land; or so much there
of as may be necessary to sat
isfy and pay off the said judg
ment, amounting to Three Thou
sand, Four Hundred and sixty
three Dollars, together Will
interest and court costs taXet
The Snowflake herald., 1919-07-18

Mems Slickers, coat slickers, now
81; common sickers now 4.5O.