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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07
Alaska Wood Pulp
Seattle TimeS)


First steps have been taken toward the utiliza-
tion of Alaska timber for paper making, according to
Portland officials in the District FOresters service,
through the asking of bids on 100,0OO,O00 feet of
timber in the Territory.
The timber. embraces spruce, red cedar Alaska
cedar, Western hemlock and other species that are
suitable for the manufacture of pulp material, Mini
prices of 81 for spruce and cedar and so cents
for hemlock and other species are to be charged.
The confident statement is made that, with fair
equipment" this timber would run pulp mill for
about sixteen years, following which period adjacent
timber lin millions of feet would still be
available.
However, the call for bids provides that rates
for the timber be readjusted every five years.
1t is upon this rock that other plans for utilizing
the Alaska woods in the manufacture of paper pulp
may have to to grief,
What business would dare adventure any
considerable amount of capital in the building of a
pulp paper mill when the cost of his raw mater
ials is subject to change frequently?
Were it possible for concern to into Alaska,
and, by charging exhorban. prices, make big
clean up capital might be induced to take gam
bler's chance; but fortunately for the press of the
Pacific Coast and elsewhere, available supplies else
where of timber suitable for pulp purposes render
such impossible.
The manufacture of paper is a business PROPOSE
ton. If it is to become of the most mport ant
of all industries in Alaska, the manufacturers and
the Forestry Bureau must cooperate in framing up
business understanding that will induce not dis
courage, the investment of capital.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07
MODERN ST. PATRICK NEEDED

One the fundamental requirements of a judicial
officer is that he shall be unprecedented and without
bias in dealing with matters brought before him In
cases involving personal penalties he is asked to be
merciful but just Under the immigration laws OF
the United States semi judicial powers vested IN
the Secretary of Labor, who is authorized to deport
aliens who undesirable because of physical con-
diton because of their actions in defiance of law
Thai these qualities possessed by the person
desigfnated BY the Secretary to upon the unusu-
ally large number of recommendations for deporta-
ton is open question Recent reports show that
of more than 1900 accused aliens over 900 have
been permitted remain in this country The arbi-
ter of their fate is described reformer of the
intellectual school, who, before being appointed to
his position, the editor of radical paper pub
lshed in Chicago. He is sympathetic with these
teachers of violent change
1t is unfair the rest of the citizenship of the
country that this plainly partial person shall longer
be permitted sit in judgment upon those whose
views he shares, if altogether, then in large
measure No one asks will ask that he be sup
planted by judge who is biased against this class,
but there will be unanimity of demand that some
one shall be named who will hold the scales Of
Justice true and unwaveringly. 1t is in vain that
the Department Justice and the police officials
of the United States will struggle against Anarch-
ism and Bolshevism if the offenders they capture
are turned out of jail fas they are brought
before this complasant representative of twisted
and gnarled ntellectualism that is more dangerous
to the body polite than the torch or the bomb OF
the red -shirted radical
He should be succeeded by a modern St Patrick
who will drive the snakes of destructive systems of
forcible rule into the surrounding
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07
Good Roads Convention
Dawson News. J


The Canadian Good Roads Association will hold
its first annual convention June l. and 8, at Win
nipeg. Prime ministers and deputies of all pro-
vincCs being invited. Great interest is develop
ing throughout Canada in this effort naugurate
systeLlaized road scheme fer the Dominion.
Enthusiastic replies understood to have been
received from the good roads organizations all the
provinces, and many delegations will go,
plying two from each province. American
border states whose people have occasion to
Canadian roads frequently are sending representa-
lives to the convention North and south trunk
lines well east-and-w west routes desired
through the continent
1t is not unlikely that the scheme of highways
will look eventually to trunk systems penetrating
the remote north even into the Yukon and Macken-
ze countries While Yukon may not hope for such
linking up for long time, the Yukon may expect
10 bear much of general interest and benefit from
he deliberations of the road builders who will as
eemble at Winnipeg That organization should be
a power for good throughout the Dominion If
Yukon could have delegate present it might gain
this country no little prominence and possibly some
immediate benefit Yukon might delegate some
well known Yukoner within reasonable reach to
attend.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07
Railroad Talk

A freight crew on the Toledo div
ision of the B. & o. Railroad was
up on the carpet because of a
trifling accident. The road foreman
was questioning a brakeman.
"Where were you when the acci
dent happened?"
"In the caboose talking with the
boys"
" What were you talking about?"
ooh, just railroad talk
What do you mean by railroad
TALK"
why whiskey, women and back
pay, of course -
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07
Luke McLuke Says

Cheer up! Scientists tell us that
sun will cool off entirely just 100000
600 years from now and it. will
be so cold that your thirst won't
bother you a bit
An up-to-date girl would rather
spend two hours washing the automo-
bile than spend two minutes wash
ing the dishes.
The only time man tells a girl
the truth when he is counting her
is when he states that he is unworthy
of her.
Another pest is the boob who uses
six and eight cylinder words to
express a one cylinder idea.
Never give free advice If you
advise a man, and your advice
doesn't come out the way he wants II
to, he'll blame all his troubles on
you
A married man never feels as
sorry for other husbands as he does
or his own wife's husband.
1t isn't a bit of trouble to break
Yourself of the smoking habit. All
YOU have to do is to let your wife
buy your cigars for you.
Every man is a natural born fool
and needs guardian. That Is why
Nature makes him fall in love with
I girl and marry her.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07
TRANSPORTATION NEXT SUMMER

The dispatches tell that the steamship COM
panes operating to Alaska will probably be unable
to accommodate the tourists who desire come
North. Ii that should be the result may look
for a repetition of last summers conditions when
people in the States who wanted come to Alaska
were often detained at Seattle for weeks Peo-
pie having trip tickets of the Canadian Pacific
line were refused accommodations the Seattle
office of that company. and at times the hurried bus
mess man Jared little better the hands of Ameri-
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07
Uses of Profanity
(Philadelphia Recordl

TPHlIdueIphla ReCOruJ
Billingsgate is to disappear, according to London
dispatches; that is the famous fish market will be
removed to another locality But the infamous vo-
cabulary will not be affected. And with all its
faults there mitigating circumstances connected
with that vocabulary There occasions when po-
lite language is totally Inadequate and persons ca
pable of strong emotions indebted to the Ian
guage of the fish market for the relieving
their feelings Like abasco bilingsgate should
not be used frequently, but there occasions when
moderate indulgence in it is a great boon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07
CHARGES SHOT THROUGH

The charges brought time ago by Admiral
Sims against the administration of the navy during
the war seem have been quite thoroughly shot
through not only by Secretary Daniels and his Of
fcia records that have been placed before the Sen
ate Investigating committee but also by the sworn
testimony of the accuser's brother officers.
For example. Sims made the sensational charge
that 1.-The Navy Department is responsible for the
loss of two and a half million tons of shipping, the
prolengation of the for four months, Is billion
dollars of debt and the loss of 100000 lives
Which choice morsel for those bent upon
day. they made the most of it.
But Admras Wilson, Rodman Mayo and Fletcher
respectfully, very forcefuy, dissent, and they
have gone on record accordingly the consensus OF
their opinion being summed up in sentence ex-
pressed by Admiral Fletcher, who in the course OF
his testimony said of the Sims charge, that it lis
built upon the flimsy foundation of a hypothetical
condition and is wholly without vaue!"
With the admirals of the navy-all but Sims
being of that opinion there is little in the Sims
attacks upon the administration that civilians need
worry about
AS a matter of fact, it would that any man
who would charge the Navy Department with re-
sponsibity for the needless sacrifice of 10000 hui
man lives is himself fit subject for some sort OF
an investigation" the statement is silly and
pIeposerous its face and patiently inspired either
by extreme personal hatred or a diseased brain
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07
BITS OF BY-PLAY
By Luke McLuke
~
Copyright by Cincinnati
Enquirer
Me and Bill Shakespeare
(Ohio State JournalD

IUnlO State JOurndIJ
A young woman unaccustomed to
the ways of Shakespeare was taken
to see Hamlet" in which f. H.
Sothern appeared at a local theatre
recently After the performance was
finished she was asked what she
thought of it and she replied:
Some of it was good The line
where Hamlet told the grave digger
that it was his own grave he was
digging because he was lying in it,
was as good as some of the things
Luke McLuke writes"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07
The Horrors of Prohibition

A reader complains that while he
was sitting in a moving picture
house with his arm around his
wife's shoulder, an usher came to
him and politely requested that he
remove his arm
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07
Oh |

"Why does Mrs. Gray always
dress in black?" asked Mrs Dubb.
"Oh, she is in training" replied
Mrs. Wise
I'm training for what?" asked Mrs
Dubb.
"She married man who is eighty
years DID," replied Mrs. Wise.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07

Ho, Huml
where VIII you spend your yaca-
tion?"
l asked OF poor Henry Grind,
sad he Il don't know
Just where I will go,
My wife hasn't made up her mind.
Names is Names
Velvet Couch lives at Brinkley, Ark
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07
The Limit

This lad Smith is a bad egg.
isn't he?" said Brown
yes" agreed Jones. "His one
regret seems to be that there are
en-"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07

Did the Shipping Board put Saint on the In
terdepartmental Commission because of the bellig-
erancy of the Aaskans at the hearings before the
Senate Commerce Committee?
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07

The ailfei.ds ask to have the right to raise their
freight rates 80 per cent. They want to borrow
from the Government $500,000.0O0 because they
cannot borrow their account They already
owe the government several hundred millions for
betterments and rolling stock Is it wonder the
government behind when it was operating the
roads at Interstate Commerce Commission rates?
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07

Aaskans have organized to drive out the l. "
w. Why not take their clothes away and let ma
tue take her course Los Angeles Times)
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07

''One-pece bathing suits will not be worn at At
lantic CITY this year" Not even one-pece ones?
Well, well.-( Louisville Courier Journal)
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07

The most discouraging job in the world is the
attempt to make the United States turn Boshevik-
washington Post
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07

AS general thing after has become an
cuspidor.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07

And our observation is that the silk stocking a
istocracy is now composed of practically everybo
who has got legs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07

And personally we will go far to say that
any haDerdasher who can sell us 81 neektie can
cut throat
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07

What has become of the old fashioned mendican mt
who wanted the gift of a dime to buy bowl of SCUM
with suds il?
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07

For our part, we never cared much for the free
lunch, but always preferred the free lecture
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07

George Creel wants Senator Shoots charges in
vestigated which sounds if it might be the regu-
lation way of having them forgotten altogether
indianapolis STAR
The hundred odd Investigations of the present
Congress have resulted in many generations that
accused are rather anxious have Congressional
jury pass upon charges against them.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07
I TIPS FROM TEXAS |
dallas News)

And. although boudoir cap may be easy on the
l head, it is hard the face
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07

can lines All this because there not
enough boats for the business
The Alaska business man in the States is not like
the tourist. He cannot tell weeks months in
advance on what boat he can sail. He frequently
does not know until he finishes his business and
then he wants to come the first boat. The
result last summer very great inconvenience
land, sometimes, loss business men.
This is part of the situation that the Alaska
Territorial Shipping Board has been working on,
and it is something that ought to be given very
serious consideration by the lnterdepartmenta Com
mission which is about hold sessions at Seattle.
Seattle.
Lack of transportation facilities is always de-
terrent to business and in a country where much
Iof the business is done in short we
have in parts of Alaska it is very important mat
ter. 1t ii important that all the tourists who desire
to to Alaska should be accommodated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-07

CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE MORE Than
DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER ALASKA NEWSPAPERS
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-09
o PROPUNERE DIN PARTEA
SOCIETATII ,,LEUL" DIN SA-
LEM, OHIO.
Spre orientarea tuturor surorilor
societati apartinatoarc u. S. r. A..

SCclotatl apart1laLOarc Y. >. II. "A.
Conform propunerei d-lui Nj
colae Nestor, publicata in ziardI
,.Amerita" No. 81 din % Aprilie
1920, ca ficcare membru apart
nator Cniunei sa doneze leafa
pc o ri de lucru la societatea din
care face parte, lar societatea CO.
loctind suma cuvenita della tot
membrii sal, sd 0 eXpedieze di-
rect casierului general, ca pc d.
casta baza sa sc achite toate da-
toriile ce lie au societatile fata de-
Uniunea S. r. A. pima la finea
anului 1919, respective cele cc d,
tOreaza.
Deci conform acestei propuneri
socictatca ,,Lcul" din Salem, O.,
avut alunare generala speciala
IN ziua de Is Maiu 1920, la care
mcmbrii societatii ,,Lcul" l,lind
in desbaterc propunerea sus mcn.
tioanta au gasit-o de buna pen.
tru membrii solicitation care ua
.creaza Uniunci, lar pcntru mem
bril- care sunt in buna regula CT
toate competintelc fata de Tn
une, atit in cotizatii, cit 81 il
repartitiile platte, cum este dc
fapt socictatea ,,Leul", membri
societatii noastre au gasit-o dc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-09
A v I z

Prin aceasta avizam pc toti a.
celia care doresc renta Gu liss
un local de afacere de binis, ca
hala societatii ,,Treicolorul 81 In
depcndenta Romina din Gary,
Indiana, pusa pentru licitare.
Acei &C doresc 81 au intentie IL
eta, sd scrie pentru informatiuni
la adresa urmatoare: Roman Pan
tea, 1915 Jefferson Street, Gary,
Indiana.
Localul consta din urmatoa-
relc: Hala de dams pentru 600
scaunc. In front loo pentru sa-
loon sau ice cream parlor 81 un
loc mai mic pcntru barberie, 8
odai in al doilea floor 81 2 toilette.
In pivnita 2 rinduri de bowling
alley, room pentru l billiard ii
bar pentru hala 81 l room pentru
fert sau copt de bucatarie. Ziua
licitatiei va Fl la 13 Iunie 1920.
Acei care au intentie a licit 4,
trcbuc sa puma ca vadiu srlma de
$4,000. Aceia care sunt intere-
sati S MI treaca Gu vedcrca acest
aviz.
In numele societatii ,,Treicolo-
rul 81 independents Romina din
Gary, Indiana:
Comitetul.
(3O-33)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-09
t N v I T A R E.

Societatea romina dc ajutor 81
cultura ,,Biruinta'' din Warren,
Ohio, invita- pc toate elementc.c
rominesti din Warren, Ohio 81
jur a lua partc la petrecerea cu
dams care va avea loc Simbata
scara, 12 Iunie, in localul socie-
tatii ,,Biruinta" din ia Walnut
Street.
fnceputul va fl la orele 6.3o
p. m.
Pretul de intrare: DOmnn 90,
Damele % cent?.
O muzica nationala va distra
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-09

propunerea fost respinsa Gu u.
nanimitate de catra toti fratii
membrii al societatii ,,Leul".
Deci penrtu salvarca 81 i1nbu-
ntatirca Uniunei, cit 81 surori-
ior societati apartinatoare Uni.-
nei S. r. A., societatea ,,Leul"
roaga respectuos pc surorile Sc
cietati care datoreaza inca in
repartitii 81 cotizatiuni Uniunei.
ca sd se conformeze hotarirei lu.
ate in adunarea generala Uni
unei din anul trecut, tinuta la
Farrell, Pa, lar din oare care
motive nu si-au putut indeplini
1atorinta fata dc Uniune la tim.
pull precis.
Stunt rugate de a-Si da toata S:
!inta pentra achltarea datoriilor
pima la adunarca generala viitoa-
re, pentru Fl in buna regula eli
toti 81 a he bucura Gu totii de
drepturile cuvcnite.
Deci pc llnga cele mai sus
mentionate societatea ,,Ecul" d;l
Salem, Ohio, tine aducc la Gu
nostinta tuturor membrilor socie-
tatilor apartihatoare Uniunei S.
Il. A., cum ca face propunere ca
nici un fumctionar general, in
cluzlnd 81 c. S. E. al Uniunei sau
delegat de al solicitation sa M
alba dreptul de mai Representa-
alta societate la adunarea ge-
nerala Uniunei, care Sc va tinea
luna viitoare la Garry, Indiana
81 ~urorile societati care nu-si po:
trimite delegati din oaresi care
cauze, sa-si eNpedieze plcnipo-
tentele dior direct adunarei &C
nerale. Aceasta mai mutt pentru
ca onoratii de!egati prezenti vor
decide ca cum lear putea indrep
tati la locul cuvenit, fl in drep:
de vot, lara nu pc numclc cutarui
sau al cutarui delegeat pentru re.
preZentare. Aceasta pentru ca 81
nu sd mai voteZe din partea unOI
de!egati 5 sau 6 voturi in favoa
rea, sau in defavoarea acclora
care nu sunt de fata.
81 Ca fiecare functionar gene
raj, cit 81 G. S. E. 81 onoratii de-
legati sd alba dreptul de a sc bu-
cura numai din societatea care
face parte.
Tot asemenea pentru salvar"a
Uniunei i'll viitor, socictatea lie
uls' propune ca beneficiile sd Sc
solveze dupa vechimca membrilor
i'll Uniune. DE exemplu acei mem
bril- care sunt in Uniune sub un
an 81 devin accident sau mortal
sa sc bucurc de 'bencfriu de $500
acei pima la 2 ami, sd sc bucura
de $500, lara eel della 2 ami in
sus sd sc bucure de beneficiuI
cemplect de 800.
Daca va mai raminea beneficiul
tot cum este. lar daca scade SAL
creste, beneficial sd Sc fac.l {;
moda!itate la fei cu s.hinlbarca
beneficiului. Acesta mai multi pen
tru ca Sd sc bucure tiecarc uupl
munca zee dopunem. lar nu ca
pima in prezent. Membrii noui sol
Wind cotizatii pc doua sau trei
luni 81 la caz ue moarte sau acci-
dent gray S 'au Ibucurat de bcnc-
ficiul complect ca 81 eel care al
contribuit s Sau 10 ami cOtNatii
81 repartitii.
Prln aceasta ar putea lnlatur.l
multe greutati, att pcntru Uniu.
ne, cit 81 pentru surorilc societati
care fac parte, cit 81 pcntru mem
bril- lor.
Deci onor. surori socictati sunt
rugate a Sc pune in current GU l.
ceasta 81 sd deciJa. ca cum ar q
mai lbine pentru Fl ducatoare
la un scOp mai bun.
Gu privire la propunerllc {. 5
E. vom revcni ulterior.
: In numele societatii ,,Leul" din
Salem. ohio:
George N. Bodirnea, pres
Laurente Dana, secretar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-09
! 'Evrgii IN aIegeri.
CE NE DECLARA FRUNTASII
EVREI.

All, incepem ancheta in ce pri-
veste atitudinea Evreilor i'm ale
geri, publioind serie de declara
tiuni a fruntaSilor evrei din toa-
te straturile sociale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-09
EVREII SA SPRIJINE GUVER
null.

D. ASER KANDEL, comerciant
de frunte din Capitala 81 Gu null
te sbmpatii in toate cercurile ro-
mTneStl ne spune urmatoarele :
,,Punctul meu de vedcre ca E.
vreii sa sprijine prin actiunea lor
guvernul pentru consolidarea ia
rii, caci gasesc prematur o mani
festatieune sgomotoasa in chesti-
unile politice carl ar putea zadar-
nici in uncle locuri voturile nece-
sare guvernului''
Intilnimd pc d. MAURICIU LEI
BOVICI, licentiat in drept, mem
bru al Asociatiunei titratilor evrei
,,Unirea" d-sa ne-a facut urma-
toarea declaratiune: ,,Evreii al
datoria in viitor sa intre in acele
particle politice carl .prin atitu-
dimea lor sunt sincere fata de r.
vrei!
In actualele alegeri, Evreii sd
voteze Gu acei in carl au deplina
incredere, ca vor duce la bun sir.
sit emanciparea de fapt a popula
tiunei evreesti din Rominia Mare
Atunci cind Evreii intr 'adeval
vor avea toate drepturile politice
vor dovedi poporului romin ca
sunt cetatenii acestei tari. avin1
acleasi simtiri 81 aspiratiuni ca
orr ce Romin. Evreii din regat az
dovedit Gu prisosinta ca stunt
fiji Rominiei Mari varsindu-si sin.
gele in razboiul desrobirii natio
nale".
Din sursa autorizata aflam ca
intru cit Gu toata silinta, pentru
particlparca cit mai larga a Z.
vreilor la actualele alegeri, nr
mai G vreme pentru inscriera in
listele electorate 81 a evreilor par
ticipanti prin existinderea legel
= ramlne ca acesti evrei sa par
ticipe nmai la alegerile comu-
male.
La viitoarele alegeri parlamen-
tare, adminisibilitatca evreilor
bine inteles, se va bucura de o in.
terpretare larga.
(,,Dacia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-09

onoratul public Gu cele mai fru-
moase arii de dams 81 cintece nA-
tionale.
Bufetul va fl asortat cll cclc
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 bauturi
rccoritoare.
Suprasolviri Sc ,primesc GU ma
re multumlta 81 sc vor culta
pc Gale ziarstica.
In speranta ca ne vom reva-
dea cit Sc poate de multi, am ra-
mas asteptindu-va Ifrateste.
In numele societatii .,Biruin-
ia" din Warren, Ohio:
Iosif Comsa, secretar
(32-33)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-25
PALAVICIM REGRESARA
N E DE- HOVIEMBRE
Durd cuenta del resultado de
81 mission al Presidente
de la Huerta

Aver recibimos informes de la ciu-
dad de Mexico, dando cuenta de las
U!timas noticias cableSraficaS que Sc
han recibido en- la Cancilleria Mexi-
cana sobre el viaje del ~ingeniero Felix
+. Palayicini con 81 caracter de Agen-
te Confidential del Gobierno del Pre-
sidente de Ia Huerta, en- algunos pal
seS aIiadoS del viejo mundo.
Dicese en- esos informes que Palavi-
chi fue obsequiado en- Roma por e.
Ministro Plenipotenciario Eduardo
HAY, 81 Nlinistro de Relaciones del
Rey Victor Manuel, senior Sforza. Quren
tuvo frases de encomio para Mexico Y
su Gobierno.
FL mismo cablegrama que transmlte
csc suceso, comunica que Palaviclni
sali6 hacia Paris. Y que 10 despidi6 en-
Ia estaci6n I'm empleado del Ministe-
10 de Relaciones.
Palavicini Sc dispone a hacer su va
je lie regreso a Il RepubIca. pues tie
n 81 prop6Sito de estar en- Ia capital
dc Mexico para II sesunda quincena
del mes de noviembre pr6ximo. p efec
10 de informar verbalmente al II
de Ia Huerta sobre el resultado de sus
Sestiones en- Europa. antes dc que 81
Primer Magistrate haga entresa del
poder al general ObreG6n.