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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
Ripping Rhmes
by Walt Mason.
SCARED.

MY neiehbor. !. Whangdoodlc
iW Brovu. came up to me and cried.
The Spanish ilu has struck the town.
and two or three have died J knoH
III have the blamed disease. such Ills
don't pas, ne by feel the symptom,
m nv knees. and also in my eye F"
The sweat saa streaming from his
brow. hi' face wss drawn aud pale
why worry" said | you are now
exceeding strong and hale Jus, thluk
oi pleasant. cheerful things, iprgct
the mlcrobe gang; just talk Of cab
bagcs and kings. and let the ilu ~
hang Don't cross your bridges. friend
ol mine, until they're AZ Your feet
and 80 inr you the sun Will shine. and
liir be- fair and sweet lie did mol
take my ,anc advice. designed io keei
him well aud now they've placed hin
WI the ice, and fung tho passing bel
SAgc council seems whiskof
wh@te. the plll ot dfeary hotes. -
those who 60 % meet disease. and
lead It H. their door, And worry oNe'
passing NJ, invites the doc and nurse
invite, the druggist With hi, pills. 'm
sexton aud the heaf'c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
lie nidnt Mean AnY Harm.

iIr was going home and II was
growing lark His road from the
station was a lonely one, and he was
getting along as ias, as he could
when he suddenly suspected that a
man behind was following him pur
poscly The faster he wen, the
faster the man followed until the
came 70 chur,hyard.
"NoN." he said 20 himself III
find ont Il he, after me" and he en-
tered the churchyard. The man iol.
lowed him Vague visions OF re.
yolyer, arl loaded clubs grew upon
him He lodged round a grave ar
his nur,ucr lodged after him, lie
made de,our Of family vau'.
Still the man Mas alter him. Al
last he turned ard faced ,h~ fellow
What do You want! What ar,
you following me ior}"
Well. SIR. its IKE tins I'm go.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
Burgess Bedtime Stories
VERY TIMID PERSON MAY BE VERY BRAVE.
Say, Peter Rasbit, This is clear.
He IL not brave who knows M fear"

DEFER RABBIT right this point Yes exactly right There
bravery q thing YOU arc not afraid o do Deeds which
mem has no fear whatever The truly brave deed
Who afraid hut that The greater the
pes a brave deed. the braNer tina, deed N
There tmd than c Mrs Peter Rabbit Yet Mrs Peter
has done brave things She did them discovered
Omc home You -cmhe that Rdy had hidden
~ he crawed into his hiding place he nothing little Mrs
Peter He knew that probably she somewhere The dear Old Bapch
md he knew that she there So Ry did
bought HIS thoughts all OF Peter and how he would aupng
Just a sun.up
Reddy didn't little Mr., Peter She saw him She happcnI o
sitting under brambcbu,h little crau
. hide Mrs Peters heart stopped bratng fright For long
tne she didn't She watched Redy himself comfortable
sssible aud then begin his
food exactly what Reddy VA about
He knows Peter from the dear Old Bapah and that prob.
cb ne VIII come home Just about ard tha he will from that
&reeion thought she and he will dear What shall
can do How can warn peri lie viii he caught and right before
eyrsi Oh. dear! Oh dear"
Poor little terrible state She t
med 10 think The time drawing and
ka Already the Black Shadows beginning Taking
Did Barpae the other side There she hetated little Miss
Fuzzy Tail she had Old Briatpac Mrs, Peter
had seldom been more than three Jumps from She home body
vas he Mrs Peter and the Great World outside the dear Old Ba
eeTnet very terrible place.
DIT her dear Peter whatever
- do She
te Reddy Fos the other there nothing
~ 1t te time being Bur Old Granny powins
6Rfs there the Green Meadows She very
- Old Man Coyote Hooy the Owl might be hunting there nose
eoA Hue nn Peter afraid Yes Indeed she very much afraid
- - S.sd Gown her fears and started off fast her slim legs could
hke ~ Eppery Gppey lip She circle Old
1sAss1 Sit ihsssk ,hs might find Psier there >
- ket vant there she knew he be the Green Forest She
~ ~ ~ ~ bsmbIe edge Forest
- Don oefe with Peter perhaps he
nk ~ ~ - bA started for viii be dreadful has
4 ~ Ne might be too late gae little Mrs. Peter
1 ers ~ toward INC old bramble -,arse. ,ppery-
Ay 44 ysx tsss her very heels She scared rsb.
f U~4 l4b8tQa right That shows how brave she
tosStpAt M. y T. W. suue's,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
Random Notes On
The Fashions
Art Cumn

Dear Editor
Well I'D you printing V o items with sense IN 'eT recently
paper the other day aud quote bu'h m az
should dress themselves as good OF even o'e'
fine idea aud wiho put ~ h upon "
According London the average male ~
considerable look up The ""d fd nu " y
this ady Bcecham the bat ami atc 'uH "
couple adyes she it Tor mhe tittc bases ana say" We
their clothes and be more w'uc'N {"
something
Mr. Sims which author Woman Knit herself Jumper ana
cIote, nh probable look CLASSY bu "hai 'M'r u
knitting himself anything and beng able 10 wear ana NC
did hc would he the laughing stock OF the town -
hing ID will probable wt d couple u"'o>
viii lhem,ehrs uscltof over ~ rams W
,ourhcre and vote m new will have outfit your wiz
ali over aran on account rather hcng dead than ont the iao
will buy herself osr Ia store dnd iie ''eIh
will ,ay model and ihcy ~ no "htr Ike III e''a
- , gong d. wn the street with and will be disgust
or something probable the suit or sell Tor discount
can Ia dac ideas the | u' men VIII
look ike plates Of fashion year and myself ld ufs "' m
t myself couple OF the late aoa eion and carry 'n' ms Lon
""'' F,,hionably Yours,
ART QUINN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
hau,h.,n R,a,msnt HItsI

m. llsh infantry. regiment
fighting yapkS from South 't'u
many ~ whose fathers aud srahdian
~. Won much slofY M thu neld
honor fighting fot ID" tonteaef"'
stat . ~ America. leads IN he lst "'
A t. Y. orsl niIa,lUns ~lnnIns 'n'
.upfemo nwnrd Of ~sr--,h. congress
-'unni medal of honor of u. ln,rt
S'atry Hroy. ~ Ia"s published u
Tho Home Sector. the ss-so'iiet'
mara ,Ly nj t,1 By the .urp"r Cd
torlal council of The s,nts aud stripe
figures show that the l'hth infaniV
has -ix members Who won the hish"
pfirr ~ ,nlJr national guard OUTS
from Illinois tho lA!nd infantry ans
famous bhtlnuRi army regiment uf IN
1ith di,lsibu. the loS,h infantry p
Sew York Cify h0,H. are ,'d for se's
urd wtH1 v''~ i've awaits oa"h
The o,.soldiers' magazine stated
"W he sr,vuly -eign 'hTt.ss'"n'.
media. ~ honor. thirt, uln. NJ
hNafi,d IN national guard divisn I
twenty three ~ aAia aaal aLmy d Y
s.nns. thirteen IN regular army
slons. tvo IN the tank cotps. and
ln the az service. 81,
The llSth inhn,fy lad tls : n ,
brfs NNo Won me Az ID The n |.
infantry and ao.,h Infantry sso, /,
noe her orsaHl AZ uul aLd /,
number 81 mcn In each Who rain' Il T,
hunora ar, l07th Infantry, III a
fantry 18th infantry, 3iIih Inf ,
25Gth infantry. tii,h marines
, each: rlnth marines. tank rorrs
The following regiments ~ iRfan
Nlnth. S0'h, l0hth. libth. l3ls,. w
i'ind. isiih. ljsrd at'rh, two esk
machine sunnvrH air service. TfN
/ field artillery. fitst engineers ard
following regiments Of infsi
Fourth. 18th. inir,. leitd, iosth. ~
llf,h. iyIth. i?2th. iSath. 1oiih, a
i:Sth sg|th, sssth, one each &
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
OKI>AIIOAI.\ CITY TINES
old Stories in NetC 7WC
From The Times Files.
Twenty Years Ago.


The fire alarm was sounded late
Yesterday afternoon and the fire was
soon located m the mattress factory
OF ! e.. Street, ~ the rear Of the
rallerson cigar store. The fire de.
parimcn, turned out promptly and
soon cNlingul'hed the flames
\ J Sifcotcr was appointed chair
man OF the finance committee to look
after funds iur the coming Rough
Riders convention III, committee
viii arrange for a home talent en-
tcftaiumcnt TO provide money ior
present needs
Appointed ~ the military parade
Yesterday were l. G. Jones. Capt
Frank franz. Captain Caster, CAPT
\ B. Hammer aud Dr Munger
City teachers will meet IN the hugh
school building mex, Saturday ior
the last tcachcr meeting Ut the
year The following ladies will read
papers Mr., John Shdftel Mrs
Harry Walker. Mr., ". II Stafford
Mrs. ! l.. McCmug
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

| stood In the pay .tormn Ion
tT.Naa down ncur old tpfdrauh
Aad wondered why army 'ltnn'f
N,f" 80 dcSlIish al .ft"l SION
FDr lS Tong months - waited
Win never . bf ot pay
Cause tac clerk IN writing opt my
uniGv.
Had made q g a Il.
n,usc1 in the btie ~ mlinishi
tTNAs down near old bordeaux
And knew that army channels
Could be fast 49, VEL - SLOW.
10 been on s, day tuflough,
Returned week too late,
Ard ~ took EN- just ten infhutr-
n II temie uron my fate
cwatt II. Holbrook IN The Home
S.,lnL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

4 gan l.t you have n room an the
top foor en-. n YOU don't mind Sl'r.
lHs u with another gentleman. sSd
the boarding house lady
',Nlrlght llui ~ you suppos" The
gentleman vii retire carlve I'm IN nceei
- sleep and dom want to be ds-
'urh,d
'toull PROBABLY h~ able 20 get a
good nights "a before tn" gentleman
comcs In, sr Tc's brcn stopping with
us syrfy September Tor sis or scvtn
y~at.. and this IL the frs, time he :
ever made tbe' trip without his wife, -
houston lNs'.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

ing up TO Mr.. Fi,rbrowa's house with
a parcel and the porter at the sta
ton told ne II followed YOU I
should lind the place. as YOU live mex,
door. Do YOU always go home like
this"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

Work on the new federal tui,.og
At Third and Robinson streets began
Monday morning when Postmaster
Elmer F.. Brown handled the first
shoyeliul OF dirt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

Jack Dempsey probably has made small forme in agni and the
his br with Mr. Willard lie
collect further unearned y battling the
itdera bout for which he the OF
charging him with draft evasion But he through popular champion
The sporting fraternity be keen for but the belief that
champion should fight widespread and Jack overlooked the op
portuniiy OF that kind in history.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

The New York Sun and Herald that there 200J
10000 needless employees the American railway service that more
asawing under than needed under private
management That indicates opportunity saving the railroads will
lind their 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

For Rcnt--The building formerly
known ~ the White City IN Don own
.rs viii remodel same to suit isspon-
sih,e tenant A splendid place 20 keep
COW mi chtkcnp Inquire a, street
car office -Ccntraila sentinel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

when you were boy did YOU en-
SOY reading about pirates" Yes. " te'
piled Mr. Ormps0n. hat rs dl'er.
ent now "Hnv so" when read
about pirates IN the newspapers these
days ! g,t ~ mnd | want 20 50 out and
shed the life blood OF every profliecr
can lay my hands on n'--iIirmingham m
Axe. Hes aid
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

Tha, colored llundreS
Earns her pay
Who does no, now and
Then "mislay"
--Cattoons Magatine.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

DR.. John Threadgill Who has been
III Tor two weeks. is IN a serious
condition
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
"ONar the hlIls."

This car Of yours viii land me In
the po1fhousr.
wen. rs . good thing picked out
| a hiliclimbsr. hubby. ."--louisyille cour.
| ier- Journal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

Artie " Rose. y, chauffeur, was
murdered late Sunday night m a
held near Moore
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
Ten Years Ago.

Work began Monday by the OK.
lahoma Railway company ON the new
iermual building on Grand avenue,
between Harvey and Hudson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

Students oi child nature could
profit by study oi the United State,
senate.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

The army slum architect las teen
th" victim of many a ciuHtic word. hut
tho following advertisement taken
from Western paper, Is the most un-
kirisrt cut Of all
~ WA.FFf-tiyr hisetsmith- and
ihrc. plumbers rS army co 'kF 80
peo ally wanted. Tn. Home Sector.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
Fifteen Years Ago.

Honolulu. - Mr, Jane Ia,hrop
Stamford, widow OF the late Leland
Stamford. [. ). senator, died sud
denly here las, night under suspicious
circumstance, Police OF san Fran
CISCO are making an investigation.
Warrington 90 The preSiden, has
signed the Joint resolution providing
ior the return oi the battle flag,
captured from the south during the
cRil war
New York Rider liaggari, the
author, arrived today on the leu
ton.c a, commissioner TO inquire
iuo the condition ~ the settlements
organized IN America hy the SALIVA
ton army This. with a view 10 ap.
plying the scheme ~ South Africa.
City Clerk Tom lllaisc announce,
that he will keep his office open
during the uoqu hour IN order that
lahofug men may have an oppor-
tunlty TO rcgStcr,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

l,c iluckins on thc rcutrg ct hpt'
a. when the queen and oour, oi The
Apulis Fiesta will attend
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

Some OF u, rave about our taxes
then forget TO vote Waco Times
Herald.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

Redd They 1sy that q fish
stops growing" Greene---"Ws oil
hasn't sny,hinG on a fish stot
that. YOnkers Statesman. !
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

There is Young hdy this WHO to regard
an tempted to take practice IN sell
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
NATURAL HISTORY LESSON.

Behold the festive angle worm.
Which can hut wtIgglc, wrthc and s1u'ru.
Perhaps lis looking for chance
To demonstrate TIE modern dance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

Major " Shroeiers remarkable altitude different iron
alat OF the prices IN that he down
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

Perhaps Mr.. Wilson would be will
ing TO combine the Jobs OF secretary
OF state and private secretary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

The New Jersey who is trying to read Byan out Of the
should consider the number OF others who have tried It.
{ Caudlae sometimes rush n cic.M y.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
WHAT AMATEUR POETS USUALLY LACK.
BUSINESS OF THINKING.

The and prohibition terrible eaamnes hi Just think what
blessing the s,dyy and jokesmuhs-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

Aponos Jackson Barnett IL can't clope with h
man she . gong t marry with whom she eopc'-C J. q.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

Most ci the presidential hooms
were launched before that Michigan
me,S gave u, the latest quotations on
the priee Of votes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

was too week p work garden ard hi, week will prob
something And there number other efforts
production which don't anloun, 10 mn;h--D. {.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
THE CUMPs-Now, WILL YOU BE cooD1

The Busltmen of southern Africa are
he smallest people
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

Shawnee information old Sid Smith that the mysterious
that o who chase the
Andygrnps tho flat she Houses also be
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
QuiNeA's cups

Speaking oi con n,i,tcncy Gomper' -
working eighteen hours day N an
ciior, 10 establish the eight hour day
ior Other,
Europe, political men seem To la
bur under thc dclu,iou lha, our 'ta'r
papers are stamped Dictated but not
read"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

Al this TO your dictionary: country where the travelling
rcn the stylc5-'iaddcr
Anow candidate have consult the oua board be
az turr He can ask his mauag-J T.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-27
SERIOUS PHASE OF
RUM REVOLT REVEALED
Report Has Tt That 5000
Citizens Planned to Re
sist Dry Agents.

IRON RIVER. MICH Feb. 2t-A
more serious phase Of the Iron county
rum revolt was disclosed today
when Il was learned that S.ooo citizens
o. the county. = majority of them min
erS. were prepared during tire invasion
% Mai \. Y. Dalrymples prohibition
agents to resist by force the arrcstinE
without warrants Of States Attorney
Martin Mcnonough, or other citizens Of
the county.
According 10 statements made by
citizens. it was planned 10 hold up the
train which was TO bear the arrested
citizens from the county and take them
from the federal agents with blood r
shed il necessary. That the 'prohib
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-27
MEMBERSHI? CARD
Wood for President League of In diana
! - ANY 3RANCH THEREo-l


the undersigned realizing the Importance Of success The state and
of 1920 hereby affiliate member
WOOD FOR PRESIDENT LEAGUE agreeing honorable
candidacy Of Leonard Wood for the Republican eSd.F
application shall make
Of WOOD FOR PRESIDENT LEAGUE Of Indiana and Of the
county hereby authorize The president Of lie
league branch thereof the the Secretary
Of Indiana placing the Of Leonard Wood The Official Re
publican Primary Ballot
NAT u IA
aalta Il a4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-27
DONE
The PAINLESS
WAY!

You have been reading my advc;
tiscments. haven't you2 am trying to
interest you in better dentistry and
GOOD health. You don't want any
more pain than is necessary, do you9
OF course you don't. Well people arc
reading my talk on Dentistry and arc
escaping much OF the disoomforts and
pain that many dentists inhict their
patients. prevent pain. as am
scientific il principle and application
Of methods, adopted BY first class IN
situations the world over am also
specialist in caring for children's teeth.
and remember, that am skilled
specialist in extract - of teeth. equal
% any found in Chicago OF other
large cities.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
Publicity

The Committee finds need for intclli- gent publicity for Alaska, and recon. mend that:
 1. This should take the form of placing before the business interests of the country the possibilities of the in- dustrial development of the Territory. To bring this about studies of the various possible industries. such as have been recommended above. should
 be made, and statements prepared cov- ering the elements entering into sucn development;
 2 No effort should be made to bring
 to Alaska permanent residents beyond the capacity of the industrial develop
 ment to maintain them:
 3. A public ca mpaign should he di- rected to the attraction of tourists and pleasure seekers to Alaska. l. The work of the Territorial pub- licity Bureau. the Land and Industrial Department of the Ala skan Engineer ing Commission, and the various fed
 eral bureaus engaged in advertising Ala ska and. so far as possible. that of private agencies such lS the Seattle and the several Alaska chambers of commerce should be coordinated.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
Lumber and Wood pulp

Wood pulp and print paper furnish. ed one of the greatest immediate op- rortunities for the profitable employ | ment of labor and capital in Alaska The Forest Service estimates an u,ti- mate possible annual production of about 100000 cords of pulpwood from Alaska timber. yielding nev'sprint l reduction equal to one third of our present annual consumption. Che Tonsass National Forest tSoutheast- ern Alaska) affords the best ooportun. ity for immediate developmen., and Ire Committee is informed that one bid for 100.0oO.0Oo feet of pulp timber in this district has been received To encourage and hasten the dev.lopment of Alaska timber Ia. us the Committee recommends that.
 l. An intensive "ampaign be made for the 'developm mt of Alaska pulp we'd by laying hefore the pulp and paper manufacturers and consumers the possibilities of the immediate de- velopment of an industry in the Terri- tory.
 .'2. The surveys of the pulp-wo timber and water powers of the coa sr regionSbe extended:
 3. A reconnaissance be made by the Forest Service of timber resources of the interior. especially with view T: determining whether they have valus for pulp:
 1. The export of birch and .sitka spruce timber. be encouraged in every way;
 5. '"he Forest Service investigate the possibilities of reforestation cr the iurnt-over lands of the interior of Al. aska.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
Fisheries

The data collected by the Committee relating to the fisheries clearly indicate that there is urgent need of legisla tion to protect the salmon industry of Alas ka so as to prevent the depletion of the fisheries. Also that the halibut fisheries of Alaska and adjacent inter- national waters are seriously threat ened with exhaustion unless steps be taken looking to their conservation.
 The Committee therefore endorse. the general plans of the Department ton all salmon and halibut fisheries. tion al salmon and halibut fisheries.
 The facts in hand indicate the ne- cessity of an extension of the investi- gation of the commercial fisheries of Alaska, notably along Alaska Penin- sula. Aleutian Islands. and in Bering Sea. The Committee recommends that these investigations be vigorously advanced by the Bureau of Fisheries and that additional appropriations ba asked for if needed to carry out this plan.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
Mining Industry

The Committee finds that there are large nndeveioped mineral resources n Aias3m: that the advance of the min ing ipdpstry Is dependent chiefly on (l)f cheaper transportation. and (2, construction of wagon roads and trails. but that there Is also need of inveaei- sations and reports on certain of Its features. The Committee recom- mends that: #
 IL The Bureau of Mines make a report on the feasibility of smelling Alaska copper ores within the Terri tory. This work to be done in O. operation with the Geological Survxy 70 far as may be necessary.
 2. The Bureau of Mines make m .iayestigation and report on :methta tas and costs of placer mining in AtailGh This to be specially directed Aowefd the development of methods of expldSt- or the hrSe bodies of aurifsrehs sfaveh 6f low gold content: H
 { The Cdmmittee finds that the devsl- .6psAsst of coal and oil fields is of nit inpqFtance tQ the Territory. It ths1e- 8Al 66t1sapds that; #
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
Navigation

The Committee finds that only about per cent of Alas'ta's waterways have hoen charted. and that there is q great ack of lighthouses and other aids tn navigation. These conditions are one of the contributing clements to the high costs of Alaska steamers. The Committee has received number uf specific recommendations for installa- tion of aids to navigation. ln most instances. however, the information Is not sufficiently complete to justify the endorsement of such projects. The Committee, however. feels justified in recommending that:
 1 A lighthouse be built at Cape Spencer, near Icy Strait;
 ,. Aids to navigation be placed at the entrance to the Kuskokwim River;
 The Committee further recommends that Congress be asked to give in- creased appropriations for the chart ing of Alaska coast line and for aids to navigation.