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The Coconino sun., 1920-05-07
DAMMING COLORADO MOST
 PROFITABLEPROJECTEVER

project is by far the greatest, it is only one of several tremendous pro jects of like character, into which groups and conventions of men in the far west are putting all the energy they can exert. Compared with these high purposes all the unrest and tenn porary turmoil of today are pueI'ile. In the newspapers of the Pacific re- zion, reports of these movements prove it. The great west is begin ming to march, in fact it is miles and miles on it's way toward production and prosperity inconceivabie to those who do not live where they can feel the impulse.
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-07

Try The Sun classified ads.
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-07
IS COMING BACK TO AMERICA

A post card dated at Havana from Elmer G. Carroll says that he is on his way back to America from Brazil, but is taking month off at Havana on his way home. He has been down in Brazil for several years employed by large manufacturing company. His card showing a photo of the bat tleship Maine, which caused the war in 1898, does not say whether he is on his way home to stay or not.
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 Quality job printing at The Sun office.
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-07
MONKEY TALK

Professor Garner reports that the female ape says "Moohoo." and the male replies "Wahoo." Evolution does not appear to have carried us very far. Last summer we heard a chap on the moonlight bench say, "Who is oo?" and the girl replied, "I's oo's."
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-07
DON'T ALWAYS PAY
 TO ADVERTISE

A local matron lately gave party at which it was announced, the ice cream would be favored with at least a quart of liquid of cognac. The cream was made according to plan, but, be- fore the hour for refreshments was stolen by some outsider, who had learned something of it's fiavoring.
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-07
CAMOUFLAGE

Yonkers Subscriber-"Do me fav- or, Central; make this connection as poor as you can. I want my wife to think am in Tarrytown."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
IH|GH CALL MONEY HOLDS
STOCK MARKET STEADY
Wall Street Bankers Believe Peak
49, OF Credit Strain Reached
\ fstc Mt Ii Rate.
AMERICAN EMPRESS UP
Private Reports State That StO,-
s 100000 Gold Has Arrived at Sam
$40 Francisco From Jnpan-Scars-
itS Rocbuck Sales Increase.
ny nuOADAS MAUI,

.sa4s NEW YORK, July 1.-Moncy re-
s newcd at 10 per cent to-day. got as
y high us II and closed at Il Bankers
,5clieve the peak OF the credit strain
has passed for this time but they
teNpcct high rates for ten days longer.
That the stock market is thoroughly
sssold out was made evident by the
strength of the whole list in the face
.lor such high money. No stocks broke.
,and few actually advanced in the
= face of it, Notable among the strong
stocks were American Express. Va
nndium and General Motor. Inter
borough bonds were weak. although
z interest on the IS WAS paid today.
The market closed strong.
For the advance in American EN-
7. press. the Streets reason Is that there
Is to be a deal connecting that com
2 pany closely with one OF the large
trust companies.
For several weeks some mysterious
interest has been buying Atlantic.
! Gulf and West Indies stock Sus
I piclon attaches TO Il prominent to-
rim Mexican Oils. The Atlantic Calf
is as mucu an oil company as il is
"a SHIPPING concern ~.
that tho Interstate Commcrco Com
emission hearings on railroad rates
would be ended Saturday. The com
fexcuse for delay in fixing rates. 1t
!; IS in the hope of relief that the stock
market is displaying SO much op-
Private reports said that $4,000
5000. gold has arrived at San Francisco.
evidently from Japan. Morgan & Co.
announced the receipt OF $4,000 900 of
gold Mt San Francisco. Whether the
smaller sum was included in the
5larEer was not made known before
the market closed. AS gold in large
tyolume must come 10 this country
fbetween now and October. frequent
consignm are to be expected from
day to day. Tho gold will come from
unexpected places. Just as the sugar
came when profteering prices were
charged a short time ago.
e 1ntcrhorouEh rs broke two points
while their Scmiannual interest was
being paid. and the rs broke three
points, Evidently the bondholdcrs
are afraid this is the farewell APP
%pcarance OF interest on- these bonds.
T The recent advance in the divi-
derd OF the Consolidated Cigar Com
pany is TO he followed hy further
advances. as tho company expects to
earn over $50 n share this year.
+ Owners OF stocks Ia mail-oriler con-
Germs and chain-sto companies were
much interested in announcement by
nrs-Rocbuck * co. that in tho first
six months of this wear sales had
amounted to sli.j67,92S.
s, Mexican Petroleum and Pan-Amer
lean act rs II they were preparing
for 4 demonstration next week while
1.-THE steamship Olympic is in port on
Its first Noyaglc as IN oil burner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
RALPH HEALE TO MANAGE
NEW BROKERAGE OFFICE
Edwards &c Company. of New York
ana Washington. to Locate In
ItiChnIOnI

Tho New York Stock Exch,nro
yesterday announced that the firm OF
John L. Edwards ~ Co. would open
Richmond offices in the near future
Ut 923 East Main Street under tho
management OF Ralph T.. NeaIc. who
has been connected with prominent
banking houses here for the past sew
entcen years.
Edwards & Co. are members of
both tho Now York and Washington
stock Exchanges. The Richmond Of
lice Will have n direct private wire
connection with Washington and
with 1Iornblowcr d Weeks. New
york, one of the largest banking and
investment houses in the United
states.
MIR. Ncalo will have his Offices
equipped and staff organized shortly
and AN opening announcement is cX-
pcct"d in a few days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
COTTON MAI,h..rS,


"a. NEW HORh, JGlS -.--Js"Irrti business
In cotton continued dun today hu, the
market was h"Incr as whole with July
{ GROWING tEc greatest stTeEElh There was
/ little feainre to the ma'hei After selling
Ito $500 on the circulation Of !. :gw notifies
lin the afternoon Il squirt al covering
i sent the SPOT month 10 ,as.Gi or - points
above yesteFtaN,S close ana -, ,3nts above
fYstoher. the widest difference \ far re-
a feature OF The late trading was selling
Tor ioreiSn account This occurred chiefly
an Octobsr. Demand came chiefly from
shorts The list finally was steady =; 4
net gain of 10 TO 90 uoluiS
s. Spot here wa. steady WIN miGdllur -
q points higher IL 80: no sales ~ Now
HDrleans 4 was unchanged ~ cyia Win
SOrisans. 5i4. ana Augusta. 5u bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02

<-rIITs IL MAHkET.
HicAGO. July Cattle: receipts ii ono.
is a.. sih""iiIs StronC to :. cents higher; ton
h more active mostly steady. some Sales
niEner', buliS steady To lower. cniycs "a
cents cents lower: bulk. iI.coGtis56: stockes rs
Az LOGS: rsceipts. 5000: mostly =, cents IN
80 !. cents lower than yesterdays nyern 90
hniL iS6 ntHSsS OH most: top early l6.5:
bulk. l3o31lS;75. 's lower
1o sheep; r.ceiris. 5000. lambs mostly 81
iI grsi; 5530; bulk. Hc0Q 1850: good Year,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
NEW YORK CURE MARKET.

new YORK. July IA CoulprratiycIv
steady tone was displayed on the curb
isi,nfiyi 59pny; p"t price Shans"s wGro un,
i0@r z tinie and sold higher, IN tho min.
nj Ky , hcavinGss IN the silver issues at :
ILnLiu.. I'M mil IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
PRODUCE MARK ETS.
COEEEE

COFFEE.
NV NV YORK. July l.-Thcre was renewed
sel,lnE In the market for coffee f,iturcs
,,@naN With September and Dcc.rn Der con-
r ,nn,o n:ihine new low ground FOR tho
movement while other months. lo.t iha
greater part Of ycstcrday's late raliIn,
u't"N Wv inofhinS. Tho Onenint was 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
CHICAGO GRAN Am ppo,rc,

Chicago. July i.Noats onisS nHuEE.
10 &c Up. and provisions unchanEcI to
The temporary advantage which hears
IN lin, inc corn market enjoyed during the
rtrlcr trading was due chiefly To c0rrrci
forecasts Of tmprovcmcnt in cron condi.
,hmi, as estimated By various private au-
t niGntifn,fh "t aac,inEs had become far from
c,irculntcd that rural elevators had finishSd
SnlnninE corn. and that receivers We're
tnokInT lot 2 decided reduction in arrivals
oCSS a., IN, With the holiday next Monday.
totnbnann nc nu,Ec that cnsued the market
oats were governed mainly by the action
.a Lever quotations hogs tended TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
RICHMOND TINIEs-DIsPATCH: FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1920.
points higher on July. but generally 6 to

POINTS ,,ns niIhsr on July. but generally 6 to
The Eenerai list later rallied on n re-
hs Wiz Z iha or q Ioin s
SSiS os.nEs = G,. net HeeIipg Of TO 10 DoinIs
si SrSS .5$ S; sjg!s%OSjs JAZZ
Str i$s, 70 il Tor Rio IS and siia "S {" ~
an" Su, f' ias!adel o ssn
sS and and = o sSSS to f S2sais
The early gable reported u decline OF 575
n M as ri SMss {. an" ea E
II Later l. !, snSelal cable reported an advances
REGENTS. 5000: innii.hy reeeipts Il Go pSr'
yisSFaay aod me tor 9a nS nss eaSsd
sS iea hs fGaso "ro Ters
Tor .Sie5 and i5is SS'f Tor Mi!h si0'V'
SUGAR
10 10 II II, for cubaS eos. and freight. equal
sales Of cubas nor erto Ria"s sm Mfr she re
sales Of S5 5n'hS ions s"IrinE 0I5 ,hf ss
AtuEust shipmcnt and LOCO for September
Mhifh Is decline Of sbo%t y from N l. the he
' Th pr9HlGns sales Of this variety OF sugar.
GfhanGed ut y to "a cents for fine Eramu-
s, At,er fu fnp e r some rrcEularty at the
, Mith cios,nE auotations 20. TO iOU points net
.'lN''t. september October and NnyCu
n.r M sold iD points higher or The full
ma Ntiiuih gain permitted in amy ono days
>.,,,,, TOTTONSEED OIL
Nf.N, YORK. July l.--rradc in the cot
i"h"Scu oil market WAS cuniincd 10 small
, WITH , 3rdters and The marlte, ruled easy
sites. quo barrels. Prime crude. nominal:
nrlInc summer yellow rpot. 10 80 O. !G 80: Sep,
i.ntbSr. 1850: October. II 30: Dccc ,nbcr 10 ~
aritc winter yellow and summer whit.
nominal. ''''''
> RICE
NEW ORLEANS. July Trough rico. no
Sht.S' rcCtiris l.5Il s-iCks: mil!c.;s rccci MS
SALHc. tl'in rice. sales none; bran ard
"o''sh Unchanged. Receipts. 2.5@, pockets
rETERsi:uRG PEANUT MARKET
HcpoFied by Rodgers. Pummer * Co. inc
sp,S1c,, Petersburg. Va. July !. 1920.
Market weak and unsettled 8, nor busheI
NlkGi NiAS-Farmers' stock
Market weak
Fancy Jumbo shc per h.
Jumbo. "a per To-
ENita prlm. Sic per ID.
rrimc. SC to Sac per 10.
Shci!inE stock. &c to Sc pcr ID.
RESLEASED AND SllELLED.
Wholesale.
Fancies. l0i.c per Id.
Extra large Va. shclicd. I4c per ID.
No. Va. sheiicd 81. per H.
40. Spanish shclied IGitc nor IN
no. Spanish shclled. l2c pcr Ib
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
aGM &c MrEi "a lE Hsa=aFsa5
! Blue Ridge :
Springs !
In the Blue Ridge !
Mountains of : :
Virginia !,

= Why not spend July and 8
y August at Blue Ridge =
n Springs? Elevation 1910 q
a feet, IL miles east OF Roa- "a
~ noe, on the main line OF the a
. Norfolk and Western Rail n
= road. Modern hotel accom- (,
2 modations-2O0 guests. Old +.
q homelille cooking, good SER z
a vice and plenty to eat. Good MM
4 music. The worlds celebrated q
!, dyspepsia water, flowing from q
the depths of the Blue Ridge IA
= Mountains. The finest CHI ss
= mate on earth. Our rates are /.
q reasonable. Come to Blue =
a Ridge Springs, Virginia, when y
q tho birds sing their sweet q
:, songs at your window in the RI
:, early morning. II you suf- IA
= fer from Indigestion or dys- "a
q pepsia, or any form of sLom- !.
q ach trouble, come to Blue =
q Ridge Springs, in the noun -
d tains OF Virginia-NuH Said. y
. Address n
y Tom l.. Rogers, Manager, q
u Blue Ridge Springs, Va. y
EaEHlEGEnafIHT MEurHEumrs n x NJ N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
'cpo!teN W kodEcrs. Plummer X CO. int
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS


NEW YORK. july I.--Cotton goods wore
tothny's market. Wool goods were dull.
Nil, Nile nuriap s were barely steady. Silks
Wcrs quiet Raw silks were unchanged
N AEht trade was reported by jobbcrs' -
NAVAL. STORES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02

s, Ia;MJGksip;TSVI.LE, ., JUL l.Turrentine
i yn"S si s!3; stock; 7.of Rosin. Hr,n; sales.
q. IL. /. *. NJ. lti0: " VIC. WV. u. beti
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Train.
DAILY, unless otherwise shown published
only as information and not guaranteed
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02

SsSNEWe ORLEANS July I.-Icss fnyo-oh,.
crop returns from private hIr.aus AMI
ths; fore 81 IT. Of showers for No gastsrn
an inward tendency from the Start ;Hiav
and the advance persisted throughout ND
session. the close showing gains az 4 o, a.
ag.ntss ~ the htsheat levels the aStivg
] ms the strongest month Just on ibo
1 cloee there WAC liquidation Ia :he dis,t:,.
Ia0nfhS. which caused irr'gularity IuJy
fwas inactive in the carlv traainc bu. h.,
rfafne strong and fairly active "a .ttle
1 THe main demand of the session ,,ino
firam traders who Were impressed Iy 40
ifact that nearly. all OF the private Bureau
iieporE on condition, today were 6cin.,
ri. tEDf six reports received here ,E,r,'
were under 70. the lowest being els. whi.e
zone was Io.6. and the h!ghcst Wa III
IA local report of ,o.3. Indicating a crn-.
Fof hut II 10000 bales. helped to OPEN ttS
Z IN aJkRt at higher levels. E.tt.r .ati...s
%Shan due caused some buying on the open
2tne.sIs The weather was cOukidar.y
favorable because 81 reflected tu, il,.ia
eeln An tho belt. but IL caused I!.ue or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02

vl, IN Leaf lob. 81 MD. 1oi 20 1o5
ya.-car: Chemical. COM. M" i loo i99ss =.
stand Piper Mfg. Co. MD. 100 loi io;x
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
Range of cotton:
{ movement.

tskMew Yerk-Arddllng. y, .; receipts. TO.
n Minor pOriS-StocB 1853
sTotal 5oda az 2soi exports. l6.-
ss..,gS ssii FOR wssk-Fecciats. eioli; exports
5s,sTotai. for ,seasoa-Recclo,s. 7.Ig.4os: OK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

~ l'ARGhlN-JoTiau 7-passcnE.r Touring:
I'll North Harrison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
X ICE.

NEW ORLEANS July Trough rico. no
Sht.S' Fcgtirts. l.5Il a-iCks: mil!c.s rrcciptS
SainH; tiShn rice. sales none; bran ard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02

KLINE cnummy roadster, trst-class paint
and mechanical condition. A bargain
Jansen r ~ Redd. rear 1860 West Broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MAuKErs

Richmond United Stock Yards.
RiChmoad. Va. Iuv I. 1920.
EemarkS: There was very far fuppy
,: cattle here for this weeks market
Market active and prices fully steady with
aS- week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
LOCAL InODUCE MAKKEr.
Wholesale Quotations by woodson craip
Inc. 1215 East Cary 81. Madison i2s.J

Richmond. Va. il
Butter.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

tive cast himself head-hrst through the opening. Without aim, scarcely aware of what she did, the girl flung up her weapon and fired. With revolver yet smoking she rushed forward to look without. Rolling over and over on the ground, his face covered with blood, Mendez was seeking to round the cor ner of the cabin, to get beyond range. Again she pulled the trigger, the pow der smoke blowing back into her face, and blindlug her. When she could see once more, he was gone, but men were leaping out through the door of the bunkhouse, shouting In excitement.
 One of these caught sight of her, and fired, the bullet chugging into the end of a log so closely it caught a strand of her hair. but, before another shot could follow, she had seized the shutter and closed the opening, driv- ing the latch fast with the revolver butt. She was cool enough now, every nerve on edge, realizing fully the dan
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

ger of their position All the blood Of fighting race suTged through her veins. and she was conscious of no fear only of 8 wild exultation, a .. strange desire to win. As she turned she faced CayendiSh, only vaguely yiSi- ble in the twilight caused by the closed window.
 Are you hurt"
 "NO-not-not much. He knocked all the wind out of me. I'm all right now"
 Get up then! There's fighting enough ahead 10 make you forget that. What happcned?"
 "He-he kicked me, guess. I-l don't exactly know. l heard you go past us into that othsr room, and-and just turned my head to see. The next I knew I was on the floor. l thought I was going to faint. Did l get him with the knife?"
 "NO, it's over there, and I am afraid I didn't touch him either; 1t was all so sudden I got no aim. Do you hear those voices? There must he a dozen of the band outside already He looked up at her, his glance al- most vacant. and she could but per ceive how his chin shook.
 What shall We dO?"
 Do" She gripped his shoulder. Are you a man and ask that? We will fight! Did you imagine would ever surrender myself into the hands of that devil after what has hap pened? I would rather die; yes, I will die before he ever puts hand on me. And what about you, Mr. Caven- dish? Are you going to lie there mop ing? Answer mel thought you were -a gentleman"
 The words were like blow in his face, and under their sting he stag gered to his feet; scarlet blazed in both his cheeks.
 "You have no right to say that to me" he said angrily. "rm not that kind"
 q know it." she admitted, "but you lose your nerve; this isn't your game. Well, it isn't mine either, for the mat ter of that. Nevertheless it has got to be played, and we're going to play it together. Those fellows will be at that door presently-just as soon. as Mendez tells them who are inside here. They'll try us once and, if We can beat them back, that will give us a breath ing spell. Two of us ought to hold them for some time" .. ...-., ...
 There was a shouting of commands without in Spanish, punctuated by oaths, the meaning of which the girl l solona understood She laqnad fnr.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE Ls HRRgRY GIVEN that pnr.uant to aa orde

NOTICE Is HEREBY that pursuant Of Sale made and entered by the District Court Territory AL aska Junau Juu1E, 1920 in the matter
 application the City skagway municipal corporation for order authorizing sale of cran real property for delinquent tax the years 915 191918 1919 Mo- 196OA public of the City Hall skagway Ninth (29 July 1s20 at said which sale the folownd des property assessed the ndiduas mentioned below n which tract Including penalty interest and date will he sold provided by law further regarding different of taxes pnan hereby the original delinquent file the City of skasway which is open public inspection.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

"Tt .S fa.,grr rAIt jealousy Is nat u-al in wo...~." declares neurologiSt. A uaurn.o2.-.. ur times, can set on ones Fsrras.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

f Amos.~a.S 'r-sunS in thrift are carried oHrr ...a normal times. what a prosperous people We can really be- come.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

Fr- tho r.'Hr being the once lowly pnw-o has quit being a vegetable and aH> become uua of natures crown jew els.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

AS Tnum~ EI.snu says, in time America will he making her own dyes. Just uuw, ur lu-csc, We are green at ir.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

Tla Pu.~l -.v.r .1t Sooms to hav. .- ey. To 's~.urs~ when it Selecrs as minister ut finance a muu uuncd
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

une~ augrao remember when new hn.H IUs a.-u built tH Chi2ngn that was url d.. sr-.-t iu the world?
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

r. 'u3ES gs f CDcheS were going ro ru@." down in price and associate r.ffn s.wu.. t..S tu some extent
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

N ..... ..f q. .~ .u.n" u''ru gone -r. .. .... -..r. .r.,.r,.~r .ul refuse e. ..' -.......
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

- n -.. -r. .~ '.-n fgwhlcl. silk -'.-- Is ..' grr tir badge of
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

X ..r .... .- .-. gl in '0 rnt m ,-f .r ~.g.-.ne is 30 m.-ury mrl
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

>'.~.1-, ut sugar f.. .. rv.v~,s for ig.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

N.f .... . .u.y-a nf @0~pI:uc js r-.,.~.H Just when rhr stun iS get -..- ..l-... -...
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

w. -.r a. .-mt up rho overall s.' ..-. ." .....-- u> sr"n uS she had
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

T. .,.r L-a,.g lordS -o the more ar-.... Y. ..,. u..r.-n as au invest
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

~ ... .~. ".., frv~ ln which tu plan 8 ,..r.u. ..n rN-a # y"u haven't ,.r.. .u,.. ut taking i'.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

u.a .rs---.-, wf rhH USrI car is r.~-.. of r..-,n| unu-y.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

... -...... .I nr"~ are not h... .,.s <. nu.a .huy sting.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20
For Colds or Inf1uenZa

and as . Preventative take .LAXA. TIVE BROlio QUININR Tablets LGob tor E. W. GROVES eignat urs on the box. BOG. i,r,,,LJ
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

...~ ..-s .r.n for tar home -. -. ..-. .~ a.t>-rrS
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

C.r'in- erI Enmt are coming down, '~.. ...a'S y..r- dream 'w~r >,:II wreS- t-n win ,la high price ot Hats
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

I... .-. ..'~ an r-- rley ra!I lt on ... . {. .r.r r.N.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20

r.. n.. ~.r,- -1 take the starch rs- - .... ..ra-n ,u.hrr
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20
4r+&4++-s 4-s!s+s '.4f.++..t.*+*+++s+
EDITORIAL
. Fs--S-%+,SsS$

v-.- esr gold when Ous may S..w .....-?
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-20
TO Prevent InluanEa

Colds cause Grip and InArenza--. LAXATIVE PROMO QUNRH Tab lets remove th @ cause There is only one "Bromo ouinfne" E. W. GROWERS signa[dra on box soc