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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-16
STARVATION FACES THE
 NATIVES OF INTERIOR

"A public meeting was called for | Sept, 3rd., at Chitna, regarding i'm
 mediate relief for the Indians who
 are starving in the Nabesna, Tanana,
 Chistochena, White River, Shushanna,
 Mehtasla and Betchinita districts. Some time ago Bishop Rowe presented the conditions of these natives to
 congress but received no satisfaction. The condition of these starving peo- pie now is approaching a crisis. Sew e.al we'll known men from the 'tn- tcrior, among them D. c. Sargent, and John Paulson have sworn affidavits regarding the serious condition that confronts these Indians this coming winter.
 The principal food of the Alaskan Indians (salmon), has all been caught by white men with nets at the mouth of the Yukon river, thus giving these fish no chance to reach the inland
 points.
 Their only means of clothing have
 been killed off by the head hunters
 from the states and by white trap
 pers, who poison the small fur bear
 ing animals.
 On one occasion MT. Sargent
 stopped at an Indian camp to obtain
 some dried salmon for his dog, and Twas unable to secure, any. The h. dians told him they had caught only 5 salmon in the Rstchinita riyer. and s in the Chistochena. {: The C,itna people as well a. IF. and Mrs. Faua .Schwattx fteecless ef the native school ,thAss ,ara dong l their best to set aid fi shs sovsra- ment. Mr. Sargent is iiss ns ell matter direct to Washington, D. af Mr. KarOllehuck eartsolss sihdrns porter of tie, sS4tslss 1insx silI tslasI 1t beiors the people saea sIsss - !thsre. saa ; 's4ALE MILL ru1als $ | s :s pIIORTTkNDsA Aej gep4 :. a 11f 7
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-16

a closed shop. One of the labor man agers, representing the employers, says that the union suffered no loss by doing so but on the contrary the number of clothing workers organized has increased from 50 per cent of the total employed to 90 or 95 per cent.
 As the collective bargaining plan operates here, the more general agree ments between the workers and em- p'oyers are made by local joint board, composed of representatives of tl.c clothing manufacturers and the workers. Working conditions arc formulated by a labor adjustment board composed of representatives of both sides. Its decisions become the laws of the industry. Appeals can be taken to a court presided over by an impartial judge whose decisions are accepted by both sides as final.
 In the shops labor managers repre- sent the employer and shop chairman the unions. The manufacturers have their price commodities and time
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-16

BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON and Dinner served on the Seward An chorage train in the buffet car. MIG.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-16

Der for Apple boxes is beipg tuz1sa
 out,st Dixie Neadsva. in the whepan
 natpnal fersst washiagtse - . portable ssw nil hrousat baek f..
 Francs whHs 1t was ussd V Ssssstsy detaeamssss ef tAs Angisse geli- tionary 'fescss. Fessst sss.iess ande!c' q! 2 say ths mill is the saallest ia Wash- instca. xhish | kneva t~ F. neSt- ionslly 4rEs min. 1hs sasirs vss.e, staff f composed q sisAt - ee.a' . passhesss.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-16

 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Alaskan Engineering Commission Trains leave and arrive at Seward as follows:- soc A. M. Wednesday and Saturday for Roosevelt, Tunnel, Girdwccd. Anchorage. Arrive 4:35 P. M. Mon day and Thursday. Connections at Anchorage on Monday and Friday at 7:30 A. M, ,A for Matanuska, Wasilla, Houston, Tal- Keetna, and on Wednesday at 8:SO A. NJ. for Matanuska, Eska and Chickaloon.
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SUPPORT THE TICKET

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, 1920-05-20
AN ORDINANCE
CONCERNING THE. EXEMPTION
FROM TAXES OF PROPERTIES
USED FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARI1A
BILE AND EDUCATIONAL PUR-
POSES.

All properties used exclusively for re,
hgious, charitable or educational pur-
poses are exempt from payment Of
taxes.
The taxes for the years 1916 to 1919,
both included, assessed or collected on
such properties as in section l mentioned
are RENTED and, if collected, shall be
refunded the respective owners from the
funds of the St. Croix Colonial Treasury.
Thus duly passed at an extraordinary
meeting of the Colonial Council held,
Monday, May 3, 1920.
Christiansted, May Z, 1920.
D. C. CANEGATA, ROBT. L. MERWIN,
Secretary. Chairman.
The above Ord nance is hereby sane
toned and approved.
Witness my hand and the seal of the
Government of the Virgin Islands OF the
Gnited States at St. Thomas the 18th
: day Of May 1920.
j. w. OMAN,
Governor.
, 1920-05-20

tney recommend one Judge tor each is
land; this is the very thing that all of US
desire and II is the veIy thing we ex-
pressed during the meeting of the Code
commission / therefore think that we
should have two judges for the Virgin
Islands, one for St. Thomas and one for
ST. Croix. Ii mas been argued hat to
have two judges would incur additional
expenses, but we can save that ex-
pense N another way; We do not
need two police judges, we can
have one police Judge take care Of
all the police cases d d one Judge for
the District Court. 1t may be said that
the poor people will not have a place to
appeal their cases, but the Congressional
Commission have in mind to recommend
the creation OF a Court Z appeal, and in
that way we may save the expenses of
the two judges. ii may be said also that
a police judge is necessary in both towns,
| cannot see where it is necessary to
have two police judges. LIST Member Tor
ChrIStlanSJed Country District is a law
yer and he has said that he cannot see
why one man cannot take care Of both
courts. | do not know Of any place with
such d small population having two
judges. In New York we have a Judge
for each one thousand people and so it is
in Denmark.
In talking about our means we all have
been IuIllng ourselves to sleep; we have
got approximations from Congress. but
we are not sure of getting it in the
future. Congress is now working on a
system of taxation for these islands try
ing to make them self supporting; | was
told that the taxes that is being arranged
for these islands will be fifteen dollars
an acre for productive land.
This organization will Ne alright so
long as we are having good crops and
sugar price is high; it is unnecessarily
expensive; 1t is not Americanism. | think
it is too top heavy for our budget. Gen
tlPmen consider these things and don't
vote for the organization as it stands
unless you are prepared to meet the
expenses by paying more taxes. | re-
commend to the members of this Council
to reject the organization as it is nov
offered.
End Appointed Member IN III remark
ed: Mr.. Chairman. When | came here
today did not come with the idea Of
entering into any extensive remarks and
| am no, going to make very many
either; | dc not think it necessary, |
thlnk sufficient has been said, ] think
all We are saying now has been said
before.
| want to first state that this organiza-
ton IS Americanism. To talk of police
1I1ICrnn 40 EhN TT.SA1J o.
, 1920-05-20
ADDITIONAL MONEY
BILL
TO THE BUDGET FOR THE NUM-
CIPALITY OF ST. CROIX FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR 1919-192O.

To the Budget for the Municipality Of
St CroiS-Item 1.-The Colonial Cours
CT and Municipal Committee is here
by grasted for maintenance the SUM
Of francs five thousand.
Thus duly passed at the 9th Ordinary
Meeting of the Colonial Council held
Monday A>riI rs, 1920.
D. C. CANEGATA, ROBT. L. MERWIN,
Secretary, Chairman.
The above Additional Money Bill is
hereby sanctioned and approved,
Witness my hand and the seal of the
Government of the V.irgin Islands Of the
United States at St. 2homas the 18th
day Of May 1920.
j. w. OMAN,
Governor.
, 1920-05-20
j. w. OMAN,
Governor.

9 a. m. to II and from 2 to 5 p. m. daily
for one week.
The Chairman then gave a recess of
10 minutes.
3rd Member for Christiansted Town
(Pentheny entered the meeting during
the recess,
After recess the Council r~eassembIed
and the Chairman took up Item 5.
Item g..
Colonial Council Bill No. %.
3rd Discussion on Colonial Council,
Bill No. 20, Draft of a Ordinance,
introduced by Government establish
ing and declaring the organization
Of the Judiciary and Educational
Departments of the Virgin Islands
of the u. S, etc.
1st Member for Frederiksted Country
District [Amdersom remarked: Mr..
Chairman. In regard to this matter which
IS now before US providing for the or
ganization of the Judiciary and Educa-
tional Departments of the Virgin Islands
of the United States | wish to state to
the members of this Council that a Com
mittee of nine members was appointed
to consider the Code of laws and to re-
port to the Council, but that Committee
had nothing to do with the organization
bill. We all consider it necessary, and
we all will vote in favor of the laws.
Now we have reached as far as Bird Dis
cuSSlOn on this matter ana no amend
ments can be brought in except by Gov
eminent. AT the first meeting when
the laws were discussed the organization
bill was a.so discussed, when it came to
End Discussion TT ere were several things
we thought should be amended, but moth
ing was done and at the end of that
meeting the Council was called in a eau
Gus meeting and the recommendations
OF the Congressional Commission were
placed before US we all know what the
, 1920-05-20
NOTICE.

DARIIES having claims against the
Joint Estate Ct the late MRS. ROSA
MONT DIDRICHsEN, born Geipel, and
previously deceased husband PETER DID
RICHSEN, are hereby notified to file their
claims with the undersigned Dealing
Court within 3 months.
The Heirs to the said joint-estate are
hereby notified to report themselves to
the undersigned Court within a year and
six months.
C~hristiansted's Dealing Court, St.
Croix, May 10Th. 1920.
JOHN L. CURRY.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-29
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Den cr itor. Gn m GiGmpciobrif
meo opcr 1000 me Irbciocre %
6ltnftlonGrer pil Qiere 6orboloct
%uloboloclig, bcoer oct. Sberitleit-
nollt &. @l~llbronoion bar / Ell Gtr-
titcl i "Siotcu5 Sioen0c" taoer froi-
zig tiloroe moo oiSic Snopenoinoer.
.@an frcmboloer, at @pcna Splano
nlaa cgca clcr %rettere iagt ipttes
lltano I'll at pro0ucerc. Ger trrngc5
&onmltnifationcr, Ncic % Serbia
ner iom fan gisre 9tpoprfning og III
~tcnlere Sprfning lsniomL o. @pcn
mac frGpe Oi2ic &ormlllifationcr,
life bcoe ON Dem. Spao @olignpoen
anguar, moa Oct me Ncrf ielp taQc
NiiGrc. 90 &crfet mac oQioa oprfe
Spro til 0iengIGlo ior DC oprtcoc
Nrcalcr, oct fonlnler I'll at bcrepe
S%orobrllgct. Sqiao / 0iaic Ncnleclt
Der nlao Norpif title beitcrntc Grap.
Gnocllg nlaa 9pcn iclo, naar Ser.
tctS NrlGg or bcill,ttet, inareit gaa
ipcl mcO collaborating og Spoprf
ming. Stoten maa Der of0iuc 8rillo
til biaig Eris, % peO beggc Nrbci0er
mac 9lftoros clcr Yrrmicringaipite.
met bore lcocnbe Trincip.
Gleftricitetsn iprebes. Gor uo0Ic
Gage li0en tilfnntteocS &raitanIpg-
gene peO 6reorifalaIo % omIiqgen-
De 9pgocr til We. Naf~lunoS SEQ
ningaonlr1. &c qalnle araitonlpg
pco 6reorifabalo bar iorlUngit piit
Jig Tor lnlao til at t~ilireoaitiue @c-
hopet | DC omliNgenoc Siitriftcr, %
elter S%pcrcnafonlit mco 9cparten1crt.
tct for DC oficntligc Nrbciocr bar MI
Sre0ritabal6- Iiitriftcrlle iuact glo-
gang til at erhpcrnc cll0el al oell pes
Den prouiloriife 9pg6inre0lllering
llobunonc Strait. ga for fort Sio
itoen Nfcrshus GleftricitetSocrf3 Mn.
lpg ira 2iQeitrem forbi MaonaoaioS
til GioSpolb og Vtinne err ian1nrer-
fllpttct nlco &pffelsru0@ SconinoSnet
peo Sllleltrelll, olnlpGn0er MI NafS=
llulos Sconingsanlpg belle Onraaoct
ira Spenlfe9rpnien og belt op til
Wtinne Deo Wisien, og o"n,iattcr lao
lcoc5 Sntaalcncne i~nfluiipc 9uerne
Treoritsbalb, Sreorifsitao 90 Mois
1antt 'tore Sele al NfersbtS mco
&rlltlQlliQ on Suledn Ga Sc neitIinr
Giltrifter li9e til Npfcn og Surllm
| @nifcrlloS Pint. Glcftricitctcn bar
'aalcocS 'prcbt ia ira aroitonlrQqc-
lie apffel5rl,b, @onlma % Saislrn1o
/ ne0rc 8lonmcn life alcnc iii Sc
nrrmcIt onlliggenoe 9iitriftcr /
Snaalcnclte, men npopCr iaale0ca,
at iclp Wisabiitrifternc M bc0pnocr
at iaa Npttc al Sen ocb WipSreQlIc-
ifabte Wcrfrait / &raitorlp0-
gene / neore 8lommen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-29
WorHc 2rpnfr.

&c iuU' muutte trr'e rca at crbringc
itne SpursreuJe : uor',e Srorer mn.
mcotu5 Nurieu eneHu or idd i~oreeIastig.
ber bcnptuoe ~ nj oS iordI iG1 Nor
tlIrilp gGG Heue Underestimate SiIfrIhe.
Set inucs M. iou oul CT %enNeounit CT
iuotrunot ~ Hurieu q arouer cr /
StigeuSe. CnInsutuser iereeS irtI az
girger SslauS & Co.. lis Spuib Tear.
born Ct. Gbieasp, Sl. Gop.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-29

Gn e%ienoommelia Haturfataitrpic
inbtrai iorleocn Senbag / Srebsbcr-
rco, ifripcr "Srcntiocn", i0et Ell
firmpemGaiig Sten6lof paa Ram.
ioaiiocn pco 10sSlocn on apclbcn
r~utichebe no / S~narlImselucn % blep
Iiooclloe ca. 800 Wietcr openipr
Roniosbommcn. Zen %poloiomme
Smr al Sfrebct paftc natlrligpia 40
ifiaig 9Gngitclie. Golf 6co &amios
trococ at Oct por Ssnmnerrcubcn til
Hanrios iom gif meb. men Den er
oItiaa uifaot. "a 6olf fom til bite
Evening star., 1920-05-21
SHOWS NEED FOR U. S.
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
Prof. E. B. Rosa Demonstrates Use
of Science in War Before
Scientists.

The economic necessity of govern
mental scientific research was de-
scribed last night at the meeting of
the Washington Academy of Sci
ences, at the Cosmos Club, by E. B.
Rosa chief physicist of the bureau
of standards The lecture was illus
trated with stereoptican slides show
ing the proportion of government ex-
penditures.
Prof. Rosa demonstrated the use
of science in the great war and
stated that it was equally important
in peace times. He stated that as long
as labor wanted shorter hours it
was imperative that their work be-
come more efficient to equalize the
change. Mr.. Rosa asked whether
scientific research was luxury or a
necessity, and then proved that 1t
was most necessary to present day
needs. and strong contender for the
lowering of high prices.
Mr.. Rosa stated that the crying
need of the country was more home
building, which materially decreased
during the war. Home building should
be standardized. he said. Scientific
research along this line would lead
to the procuring of better material,
better plans, which would not only
lower the prices of homes. but lower
the cost of upkeep. Mr.. Rosa cited the
manufacture of gasoline. automobiles
and public utilities. which costs were
steadily mounting. He stated that II
enough money was expended by the
government. science could discover
cheaper means Of manufacture. at the
same time procuring the highest quail
ity, all of which would many times
repay for the amounts EXPENDED at
the outset.