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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-19
MUCH ILLEGAL FISHING
 IN SOUTHEAST ALASKA

The Sanborn Cutting Company of Kake/as fined $250 aud costs by U. s. Commissioner N. l.. Burton last Saturday for illegal fishing and D. Simmonds $100 for the same of fense Frank Smith of the Marathon Packing Company. A. J. Young and and Jesse Fowler of the Petersburg Packing Company were released on $250 bonds on the same charge. They are to have a hearing on July %. Leonard Eckholm was in GUS today today charged with the same offense and a number of others arc either under arrest or will be soon.
 Fish Warden M J. O'Connor has secured warrants for many repre- sentatives of packing companies in Southeastern Alaska who have been letting their traps fish on Sunday,
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-19
FLOATING CAVNERY IN PORT FROM STRAITS
 WITH PART OF PACK

What might be called a cannery de luxe was in port today when the Mutual Packing Company's floating cannery arrived in tow of the two canncry tenders, Mutual and Baldy, from Indian Cove in Icy Straits.
 Six thousand cases of salmon were packed by the cannery at the Icy Straits location Owing to the fact that the salmon run in this section is light the floating cannery will be taken to Wards Cove near Ketchikan where it will be located for the balance of the season. Four thousand cases were sent south from the plant in Icy Straits, two thousand were put off here, and the balance of the seasons pack will be taken south on the cannery when it is towed South this Fall.
 !. I. Petrich is superintendent for the company, which is an Anacor tes concern The plant. which if contained on a barge 165 feet long, 39 feet beam and 1112 feet depth was built this year and is the sec ond one built for the company. The lower decks are occupied by mod ern one-line cannery while the up per part of the ship contains 2l outside staterooms that house q crew of AS people, twenty-one ol whom are Alaskans. All white heii is used. Everything is modern or the oannery, including electric light an da wireless plant The ware house scow is being transferred witt tho rest of the plant.
 Petrich said today that the Ia bor hired in Alaska has been giving good satisfaction and would be ta ken to the new location.
 The Cannery was scheduled tt leave this port at o'clock thf' afternoon
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-19
JAP HEARING IS
 TRANSFERRED TO SEATTLE, TACOMA
Congressional Immigration Committee Completes Cal-
 ifornia Investigation

SAN FRANCISCO, July 19.-The Congressional immigration and nat uralization committee, which has been Investigating the Japanese sit uation on the Pacific Coast, will hold hearings at Seattle and Tacoma this week following completion of the inquiry in California.
 NEW YORK, July 19.-Appoint- mcnt of a Japanese American joint high commission by the two gov ernments to study the question of Japanese immigration to this coun- try was advocated by Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman, former President of Cornell University, in an ad- dress at luncheon of the Council on Foreign Relations here.
 'We have not outside this hem isphere any problems so difficult and delicate as those affecting our relations with Japan," declared Dr. Schurman, who has just returned from an extensive tour of the Or Iient iu party with Frank A. Van deriip, former President of the Ma tional City Bank. Yet more than any other they have been made the football of party politicians. It is high time our national government took them seriously in hand"
 Japan Friendly. Claim
 My dominant impression of Ja- pan, Dr. Schurman continued. "is that Japan is profoundly desirous of maintaining peace and friendship with the United States and that for the accomplishment of that end she is ready to make all the concessions and sacrifices which a sensitive, high spirited and powerful nation could be necessarily expected to undertake "
 Japan's annual net increase of 6oO,oQO in population, he said, leaves only two methods of escape from starvation open to her-emi- grafton to the Asiatic mainland and importation of food in exchange for commodities.
 Conditions are unfavorable for Japan's becoming an industrial country like England. he said, be- cause of the shortage of iron and other railway materials in Japan. Existence of a notoriously weak government in China, where rail way materials are plentiful. he add ed, make extensive commercial rela- tons with China impossible-with- out an appearance of domination and interference on Japan's part.
 Danger of Imperialism
 This weakness in the Chinese government" Dr. Scurman said, is the source of constant danger of commercial and military imperial ism"
 Yet if the forces acting in her Asiatic environment produce an im- perialistic reaction on Japan the spirit of the Japanese people, feel very confident, grows increasingly democratic and anti-imperialistic, :" he declared. He cited numerous growing out of the war which he said were bringing the Japanese to the democratic point of view,
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-19
MALTBY ERICKSON WEDDING

Mabel Ellen Maltby of Seattle and William Erickson of Dundas Bay were married this morning by United States Commissioner N. l.. Burton in the Commissioners court room. The witnesses were MT. and Mrs. w. F. Maltby. parents of the bride. The bride arrived here with her parents on the Alaska yesterday and the groom came in from Dundas Bay for the ceremony. They will live at Dundas Bay
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-19
AT THE HOTELS
The Gastineau

s. Huchin. Auburn. Cal: MT and Mrs. William E. afaltby. Miss Ashley Maltby, Seattle; A II. Zieg- Ter. Ketchikan; F. E. Patching. ketchikan; J. w. Coombs. Haines: A. R. Thomas. Dundas, Wm. Brick son. Dundas; L. A Lavensaler. Se- attle; Wm. Armstrong. Seattle: w. J. Wesserly. Seattle; Ben RodeI. Ingovald Raugen, Mike Tevale. Ben Bakken. l.. c. Pearley, Axel Rover. Peter Kovi. John R Winn. Jr., B. II. Blk. Mir. and Mrs. J. Anderson. B. B. Roberts. J. C. Zusquman, T. Thorsen.
 The Alaskan
 R. Sparks, Ed Franz. q. John son, Chas. Matsen. Gus Lillquist. Fred Soderlund, Gust G. Lund. N. Rogue, s. w. Boder. John Madison.
 The Zynda
 Roona House. Chas. Nicklas. Mrs. 9. Fosmo. Mir. and Mrs. Helleson, Werner Hoffman. H. ]. Dobson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-19

If it's desirable that you should sell that real estate NOW, advcr- tise it NOW,
Evening star., 1920-03-14
Anniversary Sale
Toilet Articles

Soc Sanitei Cream, 3sc.
15c Palmolive Soap, for z5c.
25c Cuticura Soap, 19c.
SOC Pepsodent Tooth Paste, 3oc.
l5c Jergen's Bath Tablets, for
25c.
SOC Doreu Powder, nc.
45c Lambert's Listerine, 3Se.
l5c 20 -Mule-Team Boraxo, 2 for
25c.
12c Lux Pure Soar Flakes. lec.
l5c lib. Package Borax 10 Mule
Team. 2 for 1Sc.
Ftpst FIoOr-LaasbuYgh 4 Brother.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
Much Has Been Said
About High Cost of Shoes

In this offering we are endeavor-
ing to do our share toward pro-
viding Shoes for the women of
Washington at low prices. You
can show your appreciation OF
our efforts by coming to this sale
as early as possible. so that you
NAV be certain to get yours.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
$500 Sample Bandeaux
and Brassieres at $3.50

OF lace. satin and fine embroidery
combinations. A wonderful selec-
ton.
Third Flo0r-LansbuYSh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1920-03-14
The Muslin Underwear in the Third
Anniversary Sale Is of Great Importance

atsuchva in
able
feel afford of
Evening star., 1920-03-14
$500 Corsets at $2.95

Discontinued models in Warmers S
Rustproof, r G. G. C-B and Ameri-
can Lady-of white and flesh coutil
and brocade; also dainty models in
pink broche, elastic top and medium
bust lines. All sizes 10 to 50, but
not all sizes in all STYLES
Evening star., 1920-03-14
$3.50 and $1.75 Undergarments

This assortment includes Night Robes OF good
quality muslin; Empire yoke finished with shirrng
and fancy stitching also robes of flesh batise with
hand embroidery
Envelope Chemse of nainsook, yokes prettly
trimmed with lace medallions, lace and embroidery
edges hand oidered and with ribbon straD
Boomers of fine quality batiste, self or laa
trimmed.
White Petticoats with neat embroidery rulHes,
headed with tucks.
Corset Covers Of mains sook: yokes all prettly
trimmed with dainty lace insertions and edges
Evening star., 1920-03-14
Ouer Forty Styles Offered
For Your Approval

Some OF them illustrated here.
There are Oxfords. Pumps, Slip
pers and Boots. with Goodyear
welted or turned soleS; French,
Cuban and military heels. Tan.
brown and black calfskins, patent
feathers, gray and bronze kidskin.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
Anniversary Sale
COrSetS and
Brassieres
Covsets at Sl.4o

Made of pink or white coutil-
also fancy effects. Medium and low
busts-also elastic waistline corsets.
All with hose supporters. Sizes l9
to 80 inches.
First Floor-Lanxburgh 4 Brother
$3.50 Sample Bandeaux
and Brassieres at 60c
Made of lace mesh and brocade
also embroidery. Many styles to
choose from. and wonderful values.
First 'FlOOr-LansburEh & Brother
Evening star., 1920-03-14

A lucky purchase, brought to US these 800 splen-
did quality Sheets, made from the best grade Of
sheeting. duraby woven; sheet that will with
stand the and abuse of the laundry. Large
size, oOx9o inches. Be on hand early, as these 800
will 20 in a hurry
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18

seynieh M nekolik nedel nGjaky
maly roman ale zdc donna vyza-
doynla Ieho kayalirska ccst, ably
ysechny dobrodruznt choutky "a
lstayil stranon Vzdyf mel 1mysl,
zc 0 pfistlm masopustd sam do
IPrahy sc odebefe a tam, roznmj
Sc samo sebou, jen mladotl, kras.
nou u hlaynd wlmi bohatou kom
tesn IN chot ii yyhledd. Proto
take ncchtel, By mluyilo Sc 0 mem
IL blizka n6co, 60 by uzayfcni pr.
.6tiho prospdsnfho manzclstyi ma
iljmu b9ti mohlo. Tim yGtsi byIo
jeho nstrnutf, kdyz ma nekolik dni
pred plescm, jejz hrab6nka Klotil.
da konccm masopustu okolnimn
panstyu ma odvet chystala, tcta
Rauehoya jakousi slavnostni ma
ladon Y tyaff ystoupila k nemu
do pokoje a raznym Llasem pro-
mluyila X n6mu beze ysech okol-
khy takto} 'fPane sestfencel Va.
Ne kayalirsk1 a me dcery diyci
cest neyyhnutelne zada, abyste
TEN hrackdm ud6lal koncc q ma
zdejSfm plesn mou Klaru "a syon
Deyestu prohlasiL' Blesk d este
Dblohy nebyl by jej TAX pfekyapil
q ohromil, jako Ia sloya. DovoIiJ
uciniti yelmi zdyofiIoii, t6m6f
bazliyou namitkn, ~ nikdy nemGl
! posud Dema All ~Dejmonsibo pc.
pojati sle6nu KIdru NJ
,bot u Ne die jcho pfcsyGdcenf ne
,avdal ami nikomu jintmu k Ia.
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jestf pfisnfjsi, teta jake
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iokazoyati mn, Ne v ccl6 domac.
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'a~strojefo, ably mladg pan hrab6
mel 1pIn0u yoInost, bnviti Ne y
'hJemngm nezkusengm deyfetem.
pr9 nbObh KIara musiIa ma.
iofad zdstayati donna, kdyz vie.
1statni danny vyjfzdtly M
Pan hrabh Romuald 81
Ohio pfal pchttr byti nikgm
yfrhoyhn We sygch sladkgch vi.
tech ami mimo dim, AMI V dome.
poktaT0vlnjJ
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18


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duab vciikou Uedaslaletnosti ie.
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iika kuih o ncjlcpsim hospoddf
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18

Femoc Icdyin. Pan KarI Vim.
seji y Brookipg, sask., pise; "chn
vyaloyiti syojt nznanf Dr. Pcfra
iIcbotni yyIffjJo mnf b Jcdyino-
W el,oroty, ktTou jsem byI VII.
i'm pres phf rok6 HknsjI jsem
mnobo Ekafh q r1zngch Jfkh. a.
NH byob Dal1zI 1Jevy. Jsem nYni
. siIcD," TeDfo spoIehIiyg
bytipof NV neprodayh Sc ' mir.
iesf dodayhn pffmo yyra.
DR.. Peter Fabrney e. soDa
cov 25D1 Warrington Blvd, Chi.
cago, M-AdyertwcmeDt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18

/. ii da,filp ra pan.lu iill i,sl "a.
kNittuo sl b NOW & ntusk
Nlha mlle tlau thtlii US fa.
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mfihfm tiNl e. hives as ftafq.
kia8 lahutel htlmrlla tahd Is.
NHi q hfllsftle iaha hIhAN Ies.
a F0sl0He ilm tim blia deefto
mt Alansbhn
itmtn sia4rm rtitl hfpb
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v5uh llwB riylr chVlli lak Aeliag
plehal maibu tut Hle 8ara,pa
ieiimn l0mnihi. jake.
lhf sNeH slasu, hUu hrlosit hsl
sam, slrl dolhuoah So utaEllNS Il
saml
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blHhntunn lle rodul vsak kjo d
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.ehuvdyati t'teh Nkon0v i
.gvyklosti 3ivoin slpehtick6ho. q
syulila Vi iakoYou iisloiu d ohral
mast yc'spoloten. ch formdeh o
mech v~tludnfeh kruh0v. do Kite
rtch Ne syt mladosti uvrdenn by
IN. ie mladsi nololeni damaci sle
chiy . ieii sprdynt minulasti ne
mdlo ami me- mcnsich poehybnosii
d sostirli %soutasniei zapomneli ~
~ klotilla hrabenka
.robiskd jest ona volchnd kr6s
y m6stanAkd spolecnos,i pral.
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bensku byl kdysi podal syou ri
su q sydj slecbtick5 znok Hrab6
mel dpIuou praydu; nj
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svt panstyo "Snad josie
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.oel' pfipojila, kdy5 Sc zastayila
hrabetem Romualdcm prod
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IL ncodkladn}ch list1y pro ran.
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rabdnlfa "a lokajem, jcnz pred !
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telsky kynnl sy6mu star6hu stu. !
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18

Tim Gasem Y komnatach pan.
nj osoby mmohly naIfzfI
Iklndu a spanlu
lirabenka Klotilda ngazoyala.
.jak 10 zaffditi, aby Romnaldoya
ebof ncndalcdoyala II We smutec.
nYch zkuScnoetech ziVota. Cht6la
j dat nfkolik noyGeh nauccni
a pokynuti chtfla jcftf piIn1ji,
neil posud y5imati sobI kazdfho
jeiiho kroku, chtlIa opraydu bgti
jejim straznfm duchcm.
"Pozpafn iscm ia krey Krobb.
say, stale boufliyou, nikdy ne.
uspokojenou. o syn zdafiI se zccla
po ofei poknd byl W voisku.
z6dka kdy donna, ami jsem m NJ.
nadaja, Ne ta podobnof mezi nj.
tax rychlc dospfya Teho ic
IN, Jeho sestry q Tenn ri plm
Sc dofkamc7n
A pokleknuyN ~ nksamitoye
klekhfko, mad MINI pred Marian
obrazem ve zp1sobu drabo.
olf6fc skl6daofbo yzpako.
u ~ ho7cl MGbrn6 tampa. hi.
''skla rnee X prsdm b dhy1rDk
yzbhrn biedfc prosjIa M radn W
sy1eb siaroefecb
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n obbfDgaja " ! i decraml pro
zphsobem, moznFm f1Iiko
kde 6jb svazky rodjnnf 80
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18

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ibfegnovd hUpil0tea 81
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mtehauiektm iflMmm fltill la.
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pfrlS lcnuifm i pics Ie2lba n.ia.
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.h86tyiai lpfilh4 dle pr8Eid.
flnlliy yoiensk div0l r sv6ma
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.poustel iei oil scbe tsliv5mi ,lovy
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nfize V oknech prypiho pohoie
nikde nalomeny okenice
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an9m okfnkem ' prayt dyefeni.
pakoyal vseclna TN o%patfeni VI
okoji ladnim a stand %koueGn6
komnatG prostfedni, kde mel syt
lazko Prozkoumal / zde
cporusenost mfili a bezpetnosi (,
pfcsy6deil Sc. ~ V Ndufin
ontt ani pod posteli mic podezfc /
neni zkusil ncnili pfetrzeno /
lonitko, yedoucf cd jeho lhzka !
. blizke, pflzemni kom1rky On !
sial Sc steuy oba revolt /,
~ prohlfdl o polozil je ma MIRA :
oroY% stolek pr hlaydet syt niz !
taborog6 postele, znalcckg m
'em zm6fil zdsobu olejc Y lampt. !,
'staGl-li hofeti nj do rama. jest9 =
zkusil zdyory V lego ! Va
'ayo J kliky = okenicich, Jndzc-hd
! ne Sc spolehnouti q jeste /
mel Sc k spanfi... J,
Jcdno slogo v dncspim rozhovo =
y matkou aYdzlo iako palcivd (;
iadlo v jeho rnysli a p%1sobiolL
i tryze1 Tim wftff, Elm bylol'~.
agdiy6 n.
Ano bohnzcl, TAX tomu jest ~
olal hlaeiit posadiy se 10 l6z.'
q polozig nohy kfizem "Ma1
fcst jest tin vim VIM
pametf jcho potalo mf1a,
Sc nfkolik obrazby b ncdavneL
nulosti Jak hncd 20 yanocich !,
edesehD roku pfjJcla X MIN na u
Dcneko seatra jebo matky, yd0
10 ggsokdm 1fednilm eondnim :,
10 syon d~yacitHctou dee !,
! Kl1rou d jak ubyfoyala 81 az,
y ~ deIbi haa Romuald I'm
va phi roku byl cd yojska do.
IL. LL
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
ROdinna SILVIA.
RomAnsA : roisen Sarsal Ferdinand schula


"Ncrolohallc mns ,ak plllls.
chielice me povFnesii, s,nlal hra
b Romneld vsmknN ssoa m.
ku = mky maleiny il pohWav se
hou y seladlc tab moeua 81 -
psradlo Kaskiipslo Nephd6vei
lc mi s,ou dobrolon neuslale no
y,ch muk Nldim sscchno. "a pro
mnc debate, 4 hymn lrapnym Va
domlm. H. ncmohn beg wash Ia
sknyosli ohejiii =.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
DRS. BREUER
operace 4 zenako ncmocc.
DR.. MfL0SLAV j. BREUER,
diagnose q vnitfni nemocc.
cE8Tf LEKARI

Nt'AA hhfhfhl
~ nasi ufGd0ynt name dokonalou
lahoratof k rozpolnayani yhech pemoci.
Mdmc ncmocnieni npoicni pro vsceh.
ny opcratni a gnitfni pfipady nemoci.
ufadoyna ' pokoji Oslo 2lG Security
Mutual Budoya.
scyeroyychodni rob i2. a o uIic, vs
druh6m poscbodi v pfedu. Lincoln, Neb.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07
nEsIDENTIAL LEASES.

Rease a Ellman leased for Mrs.
Prank - Keech 90 Mrs. Grace A.
Thompson the four story % foot dwell
INK az "a East Slxty-fifth street
Douglas H. Gilman e Co. leased for
ycryl Preston HIS furnished residence
~ 81 East Sixty-seventh street for the
winter 10 Holland S. DUEL.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased
apartments In 800 Park avenue 10 Mrs
-. Crawford Clark and Ralph T.
schott: also In 500 Park avenue, cor
ner % Fifty-fourth street, 20 DR. j. II
AfcHcnry. and for Pcase & Gilman
apartments in 100 East Elghty-second
street 90 Norman S. Walker and NJ X
Gordon also n furnished duplex apart.
ncnt IN 1870 West lfifty-eeventh street
20 Mrs. q. y. Clark. and In 414 Madi.
non avenue 20 4. r. Kurdish.
Pease A. Gilman have lea ed to Mrs
Chisholm Beach the apartment In 10,
East Sevcnty-hfth street. bought
through them by Glars Mellcn recently
Tho same brokers also leased an apart.
ruent IN ~ East Eighty-second street
40 y. irving Fisher In 30 West Ninth
street TO Charles Latte in 80 West
Fifty-ninth street 20 Or. w. L. sneed
ia i59 West Sevcnty-sccond street C
Mrs. 4. j Regan and Miss Helen XII.
wee IN 2s7 Lexington avenue TO Tda
1filton Seymour IN - West Thirtietf
street 20 w 3 Lower IN 4 West Elf.
fieth street 20 Mrs. G. u. Claire In AZ
west I'lfty-nin,h street 20 r. Il. Sc.
ward In i52 West Effty-eiGhth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07

10 Miss Frances Thompson In % East
slKty-Nfth strust a. Mr. q. J. Ia
Arlrche a. lge East Eighty-second
street 20 w. A Adrlance. Jr.; In II
East Eighty-sixth street g. pr. a. Ed
gar Rose ana 90 Miss sara ;. Nc
Qralde. and IN fas East seventy
street 20 Dr. A. Pierce CLARK.