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mum attention will prevent their
recurrence, not only must the work
be planned and systematized on a
large scale, but 1t will require large
expenditures for a number of years.
Probably $1,000 0 a year for five
years. a total of 81, SOC. 900. would be
necessary.
This latter sum, although stagger-
ing. is not over fifty per cent OF a
very conservative estimate of the an
nual cost of maintaining such rodents,
as represented in farm and range
vegetation loss. 1t is therefore an
economic undertaking based on re-
turns justifying the expenditure.
A range license or permit tax of
thirty cents per head of cattle of all
ages. or fifty cents per head for stock
cattle alone, and of ten cents per
head for sheep, inclusive of lambs.
or fifteen cents per head on stock
sheep, would produce $4,000 900 annu-
ally. A ten cents per acre annual as
sessment on farm lands in districts
infested with rodents, until ex-
terminated, would substantially sup
plement the above. Such tax con-
tinued for five years would result in
the practical determination of the ro-
dent as a destructive factor on range
and farm and do more to reduce
range livestock losses and stabilize
the range livestock industry than any
other known procedure.
There are few if any stockmen in
Nevada who would not find the pay
ment of such a tex for such a purpose
a highly profitable incurance. Our
excess losses on the range from
starvation, exposure and poisonous
plants trace directly back to decreas-
ing range vegetation for which the
determination of rodents furnishes
the most practical and cheapest
relief.
The replies of 292 stockmen to
a QUESTIONABLE sent out to range
stockmen in March, 1918, as to their
estimate of range livestock losses an
nually from various causes, averaged
as follows: Cattle, nine per cent;
calves, twelve per cent; sheep. eleven
per cent, and lambs. nineteen per
cent. We have on the range about
900, 900 stock cattle and about 200,-
etc. worth at the lowest estimate
$15,0 900, 900. Averaging annual loss at
ten per cent, it represents $1,500.000
annually.
This is the burden the cattlemen
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situation and would likewise be bene-
fitted by such a tax for such a pur-
pose. Moreover, such rodent work
should incidentally include the ex-
termination of the remaining preda-
tory animals with some attention
given to poisonous plant areas.
1t is probable that IL this matter
be properly presented to congress
and the state takes the initiative in
self-help to solve it, that more or less
aid can be secured from the federal
government. There should be coop
Grafton with the biological survey.
since in such service are the men best
competent to handle such an under
taking.
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now pack. Easily one-half of this
loss is directly or indirectly attribut-
able to diminishing range forage.
such that losses from exposure.
poisonous plants and starvation are
excessive, and increasing as the range
vegetation diminishes by o~vergrazing
of livestock and rodents. If the cattle
mems share of the cost of rodent on
troll were s150.0O0 annually for five
years, which it would be approx
mately on the foregoing tax basis
proposed, and the annual loss was re-
duced fifty per cent. as seems prob
able. the tax is paid five times over
by the saving effected.
The sheep industry is in the same
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Jungo-Compressor and hoist being
installed in new Mandalay property
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06

MATE-LI pekarsky obchod
ma prodej, dobre jdouci, zavo-
lejte hned Mr.. Migaseka, 5458
Broadway. - Tel. Union 821.
Broad. 1905. 1927
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PRODA Sc prvni tridy obuv-
nj obchod, nasledkem odjezdu
do Evropy. Haste Sc v Peoples
Shoe Store, 4303 w. 35 ST..
South Brooklyn. 1878
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"svEu

Knotek, vrchm komisaf Vana-
SEX, okr. Inspector Bubnfk, ko-
misar DIR. Wallis, red. Vejrik q
vrchni komisar Kintner. Mari
nee byl dpln6 zmalatnely a
sotva he stal ma nohou, procez
bylo k vyslechu prikroceno, az
Sc najedl a uklidnil. Zapiral
dlouho a ami kfizovy vyslech a
neocekavane otazky nemohly
2 neho dostati priznani. Ale
pred pull noel objevil Sc u ne
no "Olicuv priznak", Poole
nehoz tento kriminalista vzdy-
cky bezpecne soudil, Re Sc W.
setrovany Ia nedlouho prizna.
Chtel vodu a pill hltave skleni-
ci "a sklenici -
Ia nedlouho ma to ucinil IT,
pine dormant, re vrazdu spa
chal $ nechycenym dosud 1e-
gionarem a k cinu re je svedl
vojin vojenske policie Franti-
SEX Drapak, syn zatceneho do
movnika z domu N~ovotne.
Oznaceny Frant. Drapak byl
zatcen o pIlnoci a bezpec-
nostnim odd6leni Sc choval z
pocatku velice vzpurne a drze
stejne tax, jake Sc choval PR
SVEN prvnim zatceni. Byl totiz
zatcen hned pc vrazde FARO
ven Sc svymi rodici, ale propu-
stem Ease ma svobodu, ponevadz
prokazal, re osudnou noe spal
v 'kasarnech vojenske policie.
Nyni Sc vysvetlilo, re dine 81,
fijna dovedl oba vrahy az X
domu Novotne a pax pospisil
do kasaren, kde "a jednoho
kamarada prevail sluzbu, &C.
koliv ma mem nebyla Tada, sa-
mozfejme proto, by mel bez-
pecne prokazan6 alibi.
Pc delsim vyslechu Sc vSak
tez primal.
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YALKA.

Mnohe dobre i~nformovane
authority predpovfdaji, Re v
cele Europe doutna maly oheh
a re. nekolik mocnosti, &C ucin-
ne, prec jen tise pripravuji Sc
opetne ma stTetnuti sc ma va
lecnem poll. Doufame uprimne,
re predpoved' jest mylna. V
kazdem pTipade vsak bylo by
zahodno, abychom byli pfipra-
veni ma to nejhorSi a vsichni
Americana bychom NELL hlede-
ii k tomu, abychom 81 sve zdra-
vi a silu zachovali ma tom nej-
vyssim stupni tim, re zazivaci
ustrojf budeme udrzovati v do
brem stavu uzivanim dra. For
manka Horkeho Vina. Ma pro-
DEF We vsech pryotridnich OBJ
chodech, ktere prodavaji leky.
Nema-li je vas obchodnik ma
sklade a nabizi YAM neco "pra
We tax dobre," objednejte 81
primo cd vyrabitelu. DR.. F.
Formaneck Co., 1888 S. Cali.
fornia Ave-, Chicago, Ill. -
(Ady.)
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o Sc dvourodinny
dunn o 5ti svetnicich S kOupel-
nou dole i nahofe, v Corlet, 'vse
moderne zafizeno. Vezme Sc
lot aneb druhy margic co prvni
splatka. Piste neb zavolejte J..
F. Nejedlik Co., 11015 Union
Ave. Oba telefony. 7?
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Rozumel il a dival Sc ma nj
take s onim podivenim, v
nemz zracila Sc velika ucta ku
jejimu madam a schopnostem
vecech, k jichz vykonani roz-
um jeho by byl daleko nesta-
Gil.
"Neodvazila jsem Sc, jak vi
dis, k nicemu pochybnemu tax
dalece,' pravila. "Myslela
.isem, re Dude nejlepe datovat
dopis ten zceia jednoduse 2 no.
telu n6jakeho a vybrala jsem
jmeno jeho z knizky, V niz OBJ
sazena isou veskera jmena no.
telu v New Yorku. Pozdeji bu-
du moci DAFT siru Edwardovi
urcitejsi ,adressu, az budu NIT
tn PAM MacDonaldovou hoto-
YOU, rozumis?."
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KAMNA z druhe ruky vSeho
druhu prodava a kupuje w.
1861 E. 40. st. r
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100 akrG poblize mesta Ash
tabuly, ma dlazdene ceste, bill
re skoly a kostela, 8-pokojovy
dun, sklep, voda v dome, sto-
dola 30x60, potrebuje 5iste
opravy, drevena kdlna, sypka,
slepicnik. Zahradni pIda row.
ma a urodna, 500 cukrovych
stromd, ma pastvine protekaji-
Ct voda, 80 akrd vzdelano, 20
akrI pastvin a 20 akrn do
breho lesa. Proda sc "a $500,
hotove $4,000, zbytek ma 6 pro-
centni 1rok. Haste sc v els.
4729 Broadway. 1877
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LOUPEzNA VRAzDA MA
KRAL.
Vrah Novotne dopaden.

Kdyz vsechno horlive patra-
nj pc vrazich zustavalo stale
bez vysledku a nalezene milky
Sc trhaly jedna "a druhou, "a
cinali bezpecnostnim oddele-
nj jiz opravdu pochybovati OF
tom, re sc podaTi pachatele
loupezne vrazdy vinohradske v,
dohledne dobe dopadnouti. Je-
diny snad neztracel sveho xii
du starry feditel Vejrik, jeden
IL nejzkusenejsich kriminali-
|stn v1bec, ktery do posledni
chvile chladnokrevne tvrdil:
I"Jestli nezmizeli hned pc GNU
2 Prahy, tax je dostaneme.
lVsak oni Sc prozradi vlastni
Isvoji hlouposti!" A veru, re
hadal dobre. Nebot' jinak ne
lie nazvati pocinani Marinco-
lvo, ktery v dobe, kdy jeste CO.
la Praha byla vinohradskym
zloGinem rozrusena a stale o.
mem mluvila, zacal prodavati
uloupene skvosty a mezi mimi
Ii stfibrnou schranku ma ciga-
rety, ma niz jest vyryto zcela
jasne: Matej Novotny. Phi w.
slechu ovsem doznaval, re 81
tohoto jm6na ma schrance VII
bee nevsiml, ale jiz to praVe
svedci O prislovecne hlouposti
vrahu pc GNU, ma niz narazel
zkuseny reditel Vejrik.
Kdo ty skvosty vlastne proda
va, policie jeSte We stredu ne-
vedela, ale ma vecer v~yzvedela,
re prodavac Dude cekati mezi
6. a Z. hodinou u zachodku ma
namesti Republiky ma muze,
ktery mu die umluvy me- do
nest "a skvosty 10000 X. Hned
byli zalarmovani vsichni de-
tektivove a poslani ma namesti,
ktere obklicili okruhem, ably
znemoznili kazdy ntek, kdyby
Sc o nei neznamy pokusil. Ko-
misar DIR. ZamiS vsedl S in
spektorem Augustinem do au-
tomobilu a nenapadne prijeli
ma namesti, kde u zachodku
poznali okamzite die popisu
sveho muze. Jet Marinec stat
ny, urostly muz, krasne posta-
Wy i vzhledu, jenz p%ozornosti
ujiti nemohl. Ponevadz jake by
valy legionar mohl miti u sebe
revolver. sci k nemu komlsar
DIR. Zamis z predu, inspector
Augustin Cd zadu a oba SOU
casne no objali rukama, ably sc
nemohl braniti a rychle no ia
hi do AUTOMOBILE. Marinec
ktery die pozd6.iSiho sveho do.
znani denne cital horlive novi
ny a stopoval postup patran
po vrazich, vedel V tom Okla
mziku hned, re w je zle, a lex
nutim zmalatnel TAX, re ne
; kladl zadneho odporu a dial 81
klidne vleci.
Ale vec neuSla pozornosti o
becenstva, ktere Sc domnivalo
re jde o nejaky unos nebo
BRUSH novy lupicsky kousek pc
moci automobile a vukol Sc pc
taly ozyvati vykriky: "Apaco
We! Lupiti!" Ale nezli doslo
: vetsimu shluku, byl iiz Mari
nee V AUTOMOBILE a ten S min
rychle ujizdel do bezpecnost
niho oddeleni, kde jiz ma w
sledek honu cekali policejn
president Bienert, vrch. rad,
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LII. Stanley ~premysli.

IN
Kdyz opustil Stanley to ra-
no svoii sestru, p~racoval mo-
EEK ieho s neobvyklou u neho
r%ych)osti. .t.i
Lstivost jeho nabadala no
XII uvazovani o tom, zda-li by
to nebylo pro neho lepsim "a
nechati vSech uskoku a podvo-
du a obratit Sc ma cestu, ktera
by vlastnim jeho zajmum pro-
spela.
Odchaze5e TAX V hluboke
jsa zabran mySlenky - touzil
pc tom, nalezti Leslii Vynne a
pokusiti Sc pro vSe, zdali by il
nemohl ziskati "a zenu.
Ona mu byla Size rekla zee
la iasne nekolikrat, re mic ma
sv6t6 by il nemohlo primeti k
tomu. by 81 no vzala-
Pamatoval sc dobre ma ieji
slova a ma pohled je %provaZe-
jlci, myslel ale to re bylo vse
proto, re iednani jeho k nj by
10 neCestne. !.
"Pakli by ona skutecne u
verila. Ze mlnim Sc s nj oze-
nit. nemohla by mne odmltnou-
IT,
Tato myslenka zamestnava-
la no porad a stale.
Miloval Leslii Nynne tax da-
lece, lax bylo to phi ieho po-
vaze NONE - ncjvice miloval
sam sebe.
krasa je.ii ucinila nan HUI
boky DOZEN a ackoliv byl on
neschopen oceniti vznesenost
.jeji duse a Slechetnost srdce,
kterez ODE bylo mnohem vetSi
ceny nezli krasa tela, prec u
znaval, re bylo pfi Leslii ne
co. CO cinilo il daleko cennej.
ii nez kteroukoli jinou zenu
kterou .iiz znal.
A nyni, kdy Sc dozvedel, II
Jest q rodu vysok6ho a boha
tou d6dirkou, zdala Sc mu by
ii primo neodolatelnou.
Il dobrGho pramcne by
Stanley rano slysel, &c im6n
sir Edwarda jest primo ba
jecnt. A toto imeni mohlo ma
Ie5et vSechno Leslii - jedin,
promluvit ono slovo, kter6z b,
il spojilo Sc strycem iejim
m0hla byti tou nejbohatsi dc
dickou V Anglii.
Jaka by to byla prom zena
krasna mad ostatnimi, vysoc.
rozena q bohata mad miru -
takovou vyhru udtlat, to stall
ia p~remysleni.
Pravda, odmtla ho s nevol
a opoVrzenim - prayda, mel
pricinu no nenavidet a Jim c
povrhoyat.
Obtize tyto ale nebyly k ne
premozeni. Pakli by il mol
presvedGit, re mysli to opraN
du, uciniti Z nj budouci mylad
y Grevillc, bylo by po ieii M
navisti a opoyrzeni a morn
&c Ly i lasky jeji dosahl.
Ovsem, kdyby to ucinil, b,
by plan ldin zkazen, nepoch!
boval vSak o tom, re by to b.
10 sn3dne, prcsvcdciti sir Et
warda o tom, CO Sc tc smr
Leslie tyce, re byl to omyl.
Az by iednou byla Leslie j
no, ona sauna by liz nalezl
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME Sc byt O dvou
pokojich. s koupelnou. Haste
Sc v els. 1858 E. 1874 ul. z U
MON Ave. 1874
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PRIJME Sc mladsi divka ma
vypomoc V grOcernlm obchode.
Haste Sc V {. 5006 Arson ave.
Tel. Union 325 w. 1878
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PRODAJi Sc kamna ma wy
hrivani tvrdym uhlim, hodici
Sc pro salon, stor nebo dilnu.
Tez jedny mensi ma tvrde uhli.
Jsou V nejlepsim poradku.
Haste Sc v els. 1921 E. 40 ul.
3
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FRANTA e or
Nabldnuti k snatku

Mladenec 40 rokG starry,
slusne situovany, ma hotovych
dspor obnost $4,000, preje
81 seznamiti Sc $ elegantni da-
mou, S kterou by Sc ozenil Pc
vzajemnem dohodnuti. Oprav-
du minene nabidky zaslete do
adm. "Sveta" pod znackou
"Snatek". Dana, ktera Vast
nj domov, ma prednost. 1918
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PRODA Sc LEVINE lot ma Tur-
ney Road, vezme Sc tez CO PRIV
nj splatka Ford kara. Nechte
adressu v adm. Sveta. 1928
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DrObne
0znamky
PRIME Sc

PRIJMOU Sc solicitori,
Zdvojnasobte sve sluzne neb
mzdu, pracujice $ Mani We va
sem voln6m case. Podrobnosti
poda YAM Eagle Electric Sup
ply Co., 5S17 Broadway. :?
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T7rA
slEn| ragedie svatebni noci.
III Roma"
Roman

cesty ku podpofe no V techto
vecech.
V jednom ohledu byl 81 jas
nym. Nesmel 0 tom Ide niceho
povedet.
Musel rychle pracovat ma
vlastnim SVEN planu, aniz by
il dial podnet k podezreni.
Mel dosti smyslu, by to sam
nahledl, ackoliv hlavnim jeff
predmetem k oklamani sir Ed
warda bylo, zabranit st. Maui
row, by 81 Leslii nevZal - tot
nejhlavnejsim bylo jeji popu-
dem.
Prave kdyby nebylo V prf-
padu tonic ST. Maura, byla
by o to mic nedbala, ably sc sta
la Leslie sveho stryce dediGkou
Kdoz vi vsak. Nenavidela me-
vinnou tn divku, krutou onou
nelitostnou nenavisti, kterez
jest puvodkynl zarlivost a ne
navidic il takto, byla by j
zlosti zluc pukla, kdyby videla
ii povznesti ku postaveni vys-
simu nez jest jeji vlastni.
"Ne, Ida by mi n%epomohla,
tot iiste," rozhodl Sc Stanley.
"Necham il hrati jeji hru a ia
81 pujdu cestou svou vlastni.
Nevim, zda-li to mohu vyhrat,
ale "a pokus to stoii. Prvni We
eli jest, nalezti Leslii - jak
asi pujde mi to-"
Lulu vi, kde jest, ia mi to a.
lie nerekne," myslel. A tn ma
pablo no teprve, ma co byl v
mySlenkach svych uplne Zapo-
mnel - re nemuze 81 vlastne
witt Leslii - vzdyt' byl .jiz
zenat - Lulu byla prece jeho
zenou. Pohrdlivy usmev Sc mu
objevil kolem rtu.
Pc n6kolik minut prochazel
sc tax S touto myslenkou V hla-
We, pax teprv zdalo Sc mu ne
co nSpadnouti.
Sam byl jiz myself ma to dir.
We, ze svazek manzclsky neni
nerozluGnym. Lulu muze prec
zemfit, jine zeny umiraji mia
de, proc ona by nemohla? -
aneb by mohl cd nj dostatl
rozvod, aneb by Sc mohl il.
nym zpusobem pokusit, by sna.
tex ten byl prohlasen Ia neplat
ny.
Zdalo sc mu byti moe hlou
i, pc, re by mcla skutecne Lult
mu staff V ceste, pak-li by mob
aneb mel p~rilezitosti dostat lie
sill.
Ma kazdy pad byl hotov LIE
sill nalezti a hledet k tomu
jake prilezitosti by mel.
Jak il ale nalezti?
TO byla otazka, ktera mozel
|jeho trapila. >
Nebylo mono tazati sc Lulu
kde jest?
Vedelat to ona ovsem, al
nepovi mu to nikdy.
laZal Sc il IA 10 JAZZ k0llkra
a odpoved' jeji znela vzdy:
:. "Greville, chlapce, mech tt
, no byt. Ty nikdy jiz Leslii Wy
, ne videt jiz Includes. Myslin
re te mohu o tom ujistit.'
:. Ne, to bylo jiste, re cd
nedostane vedomost 0 tom n
, kdy, coz nebylo tn ale nikoh'
, jenz by mu mohl pomoci?
: Nahle vzplala V mozku j,
no nova myslenka.
TAX to puide.' zahuce
i"U certa - byl jsem blazncr
&c n%epomyslel jsem hned /
Ito
Ia pull hodiny byl opet d
ma.
II "kde jest 5lecna Greyille!
Sc sluhy dole V SIM.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-30
On Losing Friends.

Dawson News)
 A man may lose great deal of money. be miser- able for a season. feel that the bottom has dropped out of the earth-and presently forget the whole wretched business and be the worst off.
 He may lose limb, suffer untold agonies in body and mind and yet in short time adapt himself tG his condition, and his troubles vanish.
 But if he lose his friend the one who knows him better than knows himself who stands by in cir cumstances good or evil, whose presence is beacon in the night a light in darkness, then his loss Is complete. He loses the of his heart He will move as a ghost among his fellows haunted, haunt ing toneoss like old violin with the master touch gone Love is a law. Friendship the breath of God Tie one is purposeu, it is required; the other has nj end but to swecten life. Love is a flower; it iG beautifu-one is eager to possess it. Friendship is the fragrance To have friend go depart leave us, is to lose what cannot be explained
 Ancient and modern histories contain stories of wonderful friendships, To read of them is to thrill with emotion. S
 In this Yukon country Friendships formed as pure as the gold in the earth Isolated cut off from the wider communion of populated centers, Yukoners are thrown together The winter trail has seen examples of that the voice but raised tie world would revere the voice of friendship is a small voice. It does not trumpet aloud to the four winds of heaven.
 Not on the trail alone but in the quieter rounds of everyday life in the Yukon friendship grows Part ing, breaking asunder is never thought of. Alas a frontier country is country of uncertainties. s In every list of outgoing passengers there is a ragedy. Somewhere in breast heart quakes. voice, a smile glance of eye, is tc be heard or more.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-30

made by General Manager Harold Powell oe the Cali fornia Fruit Growers Exchange. The report shows that the exchange handled within the last year more 60O0f carloads citrus fruit and received for the product of members more than $S1,O0O,OOO. This product was marketed for 1 and 1-3 per cent of the receipts. The reduction of marketing costs is believed to due in part to extensive advertising which brought orders to the Exchange, and to the fact that there selling organization and many members among whom to divide the overhead expense
 The organization of the Exchange, it is believed. market for citrus fruits, and the reduction ot the cost of marketing has been of advantage to the con sumer well adding the profits of the producers
 The success of the California Fruit Growers Ex change suggests that other producers of food stun might follow the example of the California citrus raisers with profit themselves and the public might be good thing if the Alaska salmon packers would form such an exchange for handling their product and creating demand for it. At the present time the market for canned salmon is anything but steady or satisfactory. Among the effects Of this condition s as was the with the California fruit growers before their organization, that when necessity compels producer to dispose ct ms pack he is compelled at sacrifice price, ani the result leads further demoralization of the market + there were an association it would be possible to guard against this sort of contingency as well as to develop steady market and reduce the selling cost
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-30
Luke MeLuke Says

Before they disappear altogether. [ might be we'll for the National Museum to add buggy whip to heir collection of curios.
 There would not be so many di- yorces if wife were as unsenish 'bout other things as she is about giving her husband a piece of her mind.
 Alter man passes a certain age lis idea of achievement is to get pair of shoes broken in to hls corns.
 There is such a thing as a girl being prettier than she thinks Sue s but it is different with a man.
 The Department Stores are now advertising the Chicken Suit for women. But we doubt that a Chick en Suit will make an old hen look any younger
 Somehow or other a woman loves mother woman who happens to hate he same woman she hates.
 It doesn't take a Born Leader to ind out what the Pee-pull want. What the Pee-pull want is Sometbing Or Nothing.
 Another Damli: Once upon time here was wife who thought that what she didn't know didn't hurt her. But she died. She was too good for this world
 A man seldom flees from Tempta- ton until he gets her telephone mum Der for Future Reference.
 It's mean thing to say. But cock books were printed in Latin here wouldn't be 50 much dispep- ia in this country.
 Why is it that a man will brag bout his wife for two seconds and orag about his dog for two hours?
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-30
BASEBALL CROOKS?

There is not lover of Americas National Game hut will be pleased with the vigor with which the Chicago Grand Jury got after the baseball players who are accused of throwing games and the cham ponship to Cincinnati in the Worlds Series last year That the matter will be sfted to the bottom there is no reasonable doubt, and let hope that all who are found to be guilty may be punished very severely Professional baseball has continued
 popular sport the United States for decade after decade, through good times and bad, peace and war because it has the conviction of the people that it has been played on the square. The sport is too fne-and beneficial to millions of lovers of the game
 Ito permit to destroyed by crooks It has been very severe shock to realize that many of the great players in of the most popular and brilliant teams in either the major leagues would even be suspected of doing the things for which eight Of the Chicago American League team have been ln- dcted The matter should be dealt with in such manner as to remove the cloud from the great National Game.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-30

It must be conceded that Republicans are better politicians than Democrats. The Republicans thrlVed for a quarter of a century the Civil War as political issue the mistakes of that war were as mountains to mole hills compared to American mistakes of the World War. The Republicans were able, eyen to make capital for dozen years CT so out of the little Spanish War. Yet today we have he Democrats impaed on the for the part the United States tock in the World War-admitted to have been by many hundred per cent. the most magnificent military achievement of American history and for a cause as broad and deep humanity.