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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-26

Watch Seward Grow" is the catch phrase used by Charles Cameron. M"
 Cameron used it recently at a dinner in Anchorage given by the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce. t also appear in his "adS" of Commerce Cafe, nov
 running in other newspapers. You be. Watch Seward Grow" for Seward |,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-26


 grades including pale skins priced in propOrtion
 WE ARE THE LARGEST DEALERS IN RAW AND MANUFACT URED FURS NORTHWEST and all ask of Mr. Shipper shipment and will convince that quicker than get Alaska We sell manufactured urs all and European Cities By shipping Alaskan industry but build business that belongs Alaska middeman entirely from the direct the thus able you elsewhere. WE MAKE RETURNS SAME SHIPMENT RECEIVED. desired when shipment S0009 will entirely satisfactory expense and we will ship any place you designate. All ask of to be fair with yourself we'll with and make trial shipment the result will make
 References Any Bank Alaska The National Bank Seattle.
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READ THE
 GATEWAY ALL OF THE NEWS DAILY.
TR A P P E R s
SHIP TO GEORGE k. GOSHAW, INC. DEALERS IN RAW FURS
Seattle, Alaska Bnilding.
T R A D E RS

Seattle York,
 Alaska Building. 127 w.
 Snip New York for highest prices paid Fu Your shipments handled by graders raid correct grading the day received desired that approved by you Providing that valuation does satisfactory transportation charges prepaid Ship by Insured Parcel Ship condition Always enclose and address All made by Seattle National Bank
 m any other manner desired Special instructions shipment
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-26
Bowels Act Human

fun ion santly but firmly with" r., ,h" violence of purgatlves--- .uW ,uu treat them with pr. ,.rm'S New life Pills. A smooth .,.u- arliNc hat gers right down 70 wv> ,s and gratifying results. M U...,jS-2Jc. al bottle.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-26

just starting to get her proper stride.
 And Harry :. Baldcrston, when h.. was recently at Anchorage was a goo" booster. Mir. Ba,derston showed that Seward was not behind any city in the territory in the matter of bank depos- it's. Mir. Balderston also gave out trs information that a new hotel woul1 perhaps soon be erected in Seward.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-26
...., ...''''''' rl, COLDSTEIN ACCOMPANY
 JUNEAU, ALASKA.

> r,, TOP g THE WORLD PAYING THE TOP OF THE NANHl i'm presenting the quotations we want you to m opo the advances alter the sSua"e ' ~ " pay brrer inc benefit of Upon request We , t. pl.ased to keep you advised of market changes Eea m mind that policy o dea1nG olrect " ,r am , tr,,oe, we can afford and do PAY TIE hUAE0i I,J-pS OFA
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-23
Probably Eirst Moving Pictures.


America Is not the original home Of
the moving picture. This assumption
Is disproved by an apparatus of an
cient Siamese civilization recently re-
discovered. The apparatus consists Of
q number of ancient movie machines
unearthed at the National museum In
New York, where they had been hid.
den away IN boxes since their pre-.
septation to this country by the king
Of Siam In 1876.
The cinematic art as practiced hun.
dreds Of years ago In Siam was car
ried on as follows. The proper num-
Der Of figures. designed from leather
by hand, were mounted on rods and
projected on the screen by the hand Of
the operator. The screen was white
cloth hung between the audience and
the light. The shadows were manip.
ulated by the operators pushing the
manikins along In q trough. AS
action advanced through climax and
antl-climax, the operator recited in
slngsong voice five-reel dramas OF the
love and wrongs Of the kings and
queens represented.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-23
Aerial Game Laws.

Modern Inventions beget new man.
nerS and new laws to govern the
changed customs. The man who nets
fish Wholesale seems about to be out
c!nsscd by the airplane operator who
gathers in wild birds by means of a
net. So. apparently. think the sports
men In one locality Of Canada. AS q
consequence, IN association of them
are sponsoring request to the gov.
eminent 10 prohibit the flights Of air.
planes over marsh lands. and the use
OF flying machines In pursuit, shoot
hs or netting Of wild fowl. When
warned OF anything approx ching
these birds do not seek cover. but rise
Immediately into the air and obviously
become open at once to the Ingenious
'contrivances Of airplanists. Rapid-fr-
ing guns, and MEETINGS attached be-
meath the body Of the machines, would
seem to be an easy means of possible
determination Of tile birds, and this
II Is sought to avoid.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-23
Plan to lrrigate Egypt.

For many years projects have been
under consideration for obtaining such
4 complete control Of the waters OF
the upper Nile as will enable Egypt
10 develop It's agricultural resources
TO the utmost and to secure the coun-
try against the dangers of excessive
floods, while permitting the Sudan
also to develop to some extent Its own
vast resources.
The works contemplated will extend
over generation and involve the ex-
penditure Of tens of millions of dol
lars. affecting the entire future of irri-
CATION throughout the Nile basin.
The commission, It is reported,
will consist Of three members: An
irrigation engineer nominated by the
government Of Indin as president and
British PHYSICIST nominated by the
University OF Cambridge, while to
draw on the wide experience available
In America on questions of irrigation
and water supply, and still further
10 strengthen The independence Of the
commission, IN irrigation engineer
nominated by the government Of the
United States will constitute the third
Melnih.r. - &L-zszass----,..s-
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-23
.o,7, RoYALEs LUCKY DAY
.,,, Had Reason to Be Thankful
90 -r.t His Pig Developed Quality
of Enterprise.

. 49,, ~ the most important appllca-
ga, ~ geological science is the point
tV", 49,, Of places likely to yield stores
hS ,,ncrol wealth. And yet, where
o. * concerned. the really great
cvl ..oy,ries In this country have been
u u 10y pure luck.
H, :, WAS Old Man Royale's pig that
a,.l according TO the story, the
i1. copper mine in the worid-the
i Calumet lode.
"a" n,1 Man Royale was not interested
n,;ripr: he kept boarding house.
u, H., his pig was gifted with the valu.
i p quality Of enterprise. Grabbing
s o. ,ne hack yard. It "snooted up" q
nre,js.oric Indian cache.
THE cache contained large Quan-
.,x Of copper. a fortune In itself. But
w. Of the rock beneath dis
.osed veins of the metal. and mining
.nerat;ons thereupon undertaken de-
vaoned the Calumet lode, which has
.;nrr raid Sl45.00O.OOO In dividends
and S5OoO00.oo0 in wages.
"Nativc" copper was used to q con-
siderable extent by the Indians In pre-
coIumbian days. for ornamental purs
ros,s chiefly. Ancient aboriginal skcl-
stons have been dug up wearing cop
nor masks. In Michigan they got cop
nor out of rocks by building fires
against them; and huge nuggets OF
~nass" copper weighing hundreds Of
rounds have been found In the Lake
Superior region which showed signs
Of unsuccessful attack. The Indians
had no tools with which to cut up
such great Jumps. and they could not
carry them away bodily.
Copper is the American metal par
excellence, and of all the metals is
the most useful to mankind. iron alone
excepted
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-23
Had to Look thu Part

perrctually unshaven fellow who
runs news stand near the winter
sa'ueh was hailed into court the other
ass iOf some trivial charge. He plead
w nu his own case and was dismissed.
a,e magistrate was Interested In his
e.Ve''eht address and his knowledge
h. +. '"e law. He explained that he had
Seei admitted to the bar and was a
@ s,.,,'e Of big eastern. college. 81
r W., only make $1,000 n year with
s s's d iaw'' lie said, land make about
mo,. year selling newspapers. 1t
7 a! surprise you to see how unkempt
y a"' ont 1t Is business psychology.
yon,, dressed In good clothes people
yon,' " not purchase from me."--New
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-23
Household Remedies and Toilet
Goods.

SOC Jontccl Talcum 2 for Sic
80 LoZell Talcum 2 for Sic
25c ReXall Cold Tablets for 2Gc
Thirty tablets in convenient box.
Get rid of that cold.
25c ReXall Liver Pills 9 for &c
Safe and sure. Laxative and
tonic.
Csc Rat and Roach Paste 2 for &c
Free your house of The pests
they die outdoors.
25c ReXall Baby Talcum for 26c
Just the thing for the little ones.
Csc Cherry Bark Cough Sy-
rup 2 for 66c
Prompt and pleasant. Our large
: seller for old and young.
SOC Rcxall Aralgesic Balm 2 for sic
For relief of headache, toothachc
or neuralgia.
Soc Mother Kroh's Baby
Remedies 9 for 36c
Just the thing you need for the
baby. One for every ordinary
ailmcnt.
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Marshal Foeh's Cane.

From the first days Of the war
Marshal Foch always carried dap.
per stick with him. There Is an In.
terestlng story connected with the
cane that the head of the allied
armies regarded so necessary. ut
was carved for him in the early days
of the war by one Of his beloved
poilus OF the trenches" says the
Home Sector, the ex-soldiers' weekly,
'since which time, IL reports are true,
1t has nver left his side. 1t has made
itself useful as well as ornamental. on
occasions, and there is legend that
It was used to map out the great
strokes and counter-strokes of the
summer and fall Of 1918 by which the
war was ended"
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Soc Rikura Throat Tablets for Sic
For sore throat and inflammed
tonsils. Ease pain and prevent in
lection.
Goo Rikcr's Scnafig 2 for Gle
A pleasant and effective laxative
for grown-ups and children.
35c Septone Hair Tonic for SEC
Splendid preparation and attrac-
tive package. Will not stain.
SOC Riker's Antiscptic 2 for sic
In just the odor and color you
want.
SOC Bouquet Rance Tai
cum 2 for sic
25c Manicure Preparations
2 for 26c
25c Antiscptic Tooth Pow.
der 2 for 26c
Csc PeroXzonc Vanishing
Creams for 2Gc
5OcViolct Dulce Liquid
Powder 2 for sic
soc Violet Dulcc Cold
Cream for sic
lilnkle's Gascara Co 2 for SEC
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-23
Taking the Slim Out

,ora, "'i's to me-" said the old-fash-
n '" man, that s75 Is a lot OF money
clo,hr. "E Tor readymade suit Of
choser ""ps 1t U.s." replied the pur.
tranSa,, but the salesman made the
sibe" e''S Aor me as pos
"Hcw soT
proto v tod me the same suit would
nlns,, "'s cost 500 next year."--Bir-
'"S''Nn Age.Herald.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-23
Sense Of p.l,o.ex

)exs 81" ~, you not aware" said the heart.
will , m' that a presidential boom
serv,r "'' De OF the slightest practical
~rLn replied Senator Sorghum.
Inc n,' why do you insist on cultiyat.
want matter Of courtesy. I don't
ppbli,, ~ seem to be trying to court
eyn .S,ty by being different from
'''FEoody else"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-23
Stationery, Sundries, and House.
hold Needs.

Goo Hytone Writing Paper for 61c
Goo Fcnsdale Linen Writing Paper
2 for 61c
40c Cascade Linen Writing Paper
for dc
soc Cascade Linen WritingPaper
il for SIC
12c Rag Envelopes 2 for 13c
zoe Fabric Finish Envelopes
for &c
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-23
GETTING Acquainted.

While travelling recently begulled
the hours by trying to win the conf
dence of winning but shy child.
My efforts were In vain, so l took
refuge In my book. Soon after soft
little hand crept into mine slowly, and
tiny voice said: "I am use-ter to
you than used to be."--Chicngo Trlb-
une.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-23
Rexall Cold Cream.

An antiseptic and healing cold
cream, especially recommended for
chapping and roughness of the
skin caused by exposure 10 sun and
wind.
Standard Price Zone jar SOC
This Sale 1.-TWO jars) SIC
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-23
Aspirin ablets.

These are the genuine article.
Each tablet contains five grains.
Made in America by Americans.
In boxes of one dozen.
Standard Price Zone box zoe
Sale Price Cone box 2lc
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-23
Syta Face Powder.

A high grade imported product,
a necessity for Milady's Dressing
Table. Rachel, Blanche, Naturclle
and Rose.
Standard Price Zone box SOC
This Sale 1.-TWO boxes) sic
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-23
Face Powder.
JONTEEL FACE POWDER
2 for Gle
Aberdare Linen.

The stationery which expresses
the good taste of the purchaser. A
full quire of paper and "a envelopes
in handsome package.
Standard Price Zone pack
asc) Csc
Sale Price 1.-TWO packagcs) 66c
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Rexall Toilet Soap.

a splendid grade of hard millcd
soap. Does not become soft and
mussy. A clean fragrant odor.
Standard price Zone barr l2c
Sale Price Zone BARI 13c
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-23
Shampoo.

Just The thing you have been
looking for. A wonderful value of
delightfully."- pcrfumed, high grade
liquid soap. Once used, always
used.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-23

1Oc Old Colony Glue 2 for lie
10 Pen and Pencil Holders
10c Pen and Pencil Erasers
2 for lie
2oc Writing Tablets 2 for &c
75c Hair Brushes for 76c
ST 90 Aspirin Tablets . Cor 81 OF
Csc Tincture Iodine 2 for 26c
35c Tinclure Arnica 2 for SEC
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Violet Dulce Toilet Water.

Beautiful packages of high grade
toilet water, each containing the
true odor of the flower whose name
it bears. Violet, Lilac and Wis
taria.
Standard price Zone bottle) S1.25
This Sale 1.-TWO bottles) S1.26
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY and
SATURDAY,
April 18th, Goth, and May lst.

Tho Plop Pay us the regular price for any item
liz 1o11. here advertised and we will sell YOU
another of the kind for ONE CENT.
P,,rooca This sale developed by the United
ulPOoC. Drug Company as an advertising plan
The Company Sacrifices its Profits in order to
get larger distribution of its meriorious pro-
ducts, and you get the benefits. Take advan-
tage OF this unequalled opportunity to learn more
of this splendid line of Merchandise (THESE
PRICES DO NOT INCIUD WAR TAXI
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Septone Hair Tonic.

The kind that you will recon-
mend to your friends. With or
without quinine. Two sizes, to suit
Everybody. -
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&c. w. Hogsett
Counting. Counting.
II. H. Jarrett Z. E. Rhodes
j. J. Freshman John Hedrick
u. ID. McMann
Precinct No. 2-Baker Sch. House.
Ia. E. Kenncy Frank Rooksto0
u. L. Blakcr Elmer Huffman
|R. p. Hern.
Precinct No. 3-GrdSSy Meadows.
|Receiping. Receiying.
Ia. J. Lusher Frank Holiday
u. l.. Campbell J. E. Leef
Hazel Ho1comb
Counting. Counting.
Sam McCung NJ. c. Harrah
IL. o. McClung Walter Kincaid
u. Fl. Ford
Precinct No. 4-Asbury.
Frank Parker John A. Anderson r
Geo. Percy Walter Miller
w. D. Wall
Precinct No. 5-N. Anderson.
|ReceiUing. RecefDiRg.
Z. II. Warren J. H. Parker
Nj. l.. Kershncr w. B. Hill
II. c. Hogsctt
Counting. Counting.
III. III. Clay VIM. EchOlS
l.. y. Johnson NJ. G. Hoye
w. II. Hunt
Precinct No. 6-Brushy Flat.
Lee Burns Forest Percy
VIM. II. Hundlcy J. B. Leech
! C.. H. Henson
FALLING SPRING DISTRICT.
Precinct No. 1--Renick Sch. House.
YReceiDiRg. RecciUiR0.
| II. G.. Nicholas J. J. WalKup
John Rapp Forest Mann
II; p. Mann
Counting. Counting.
led. Young Newton Jenkins
Mason Brown w. J. Sncdcgar
J. r.. Brown
Precinct No. 2-PleaSanf Valley.
Rcceiuing. Receiuing.
George w. jenkins A. J. Nelson
IL. S. Faulkner Garrett Christian
la. C.. Reed
Counting. Counting.
B. ID. Morrison Abe Erwin
Frank Dolan Wilton McMillion
}. Harvey Brown
Precinct No. 3-Hufs Store.
samuel McClung Hugh A. Brown
u. J. Brown V. w. Walton
Oakley Crane
|Couliing Countina.
+. P. Vandcrvort p. II. Hardiman
M. NJ. Burr &. w. Whiting
IN. W. Walton
Precinct No. 4-Julia.
H f. T.. Mccoy J. B. Ho f1iiHesiSHR
IB. F. -HolFinsworth o. B. Splitter
Alex Stuart
Counting. Counting.
John G. Mccoy" John S. McClung
Il. C.. Rapp q. S. McKeever
l. y. n. Brown
T;OD7- CDDINc nTcTDJ(vI,
Precinct No. 1--East Ronceverte
IReceiUing. Receiving.
Newton Dolan Emory Brakeman
a. J. Corkrean J. Frank Miller
Vim. Reese
ICounting. Counting.
a. B. BRAKEMAN J. E. DOlan
7. p. Doughty Jas. A. Whiting
Pep pr rfeins No. 2-Mayor's Office
Ivy. n. Cacklay S. A. Munsey
NJ. NJ. Cochran Ed. l.. Blake
~. +. Brown
Counting. COlufin0.
John Mcintosh, ST. E. G. Braden
y. Q. Murray Frank Bare
r. L. Wright
Precinct No. 3-HnvuerS.
ISam Curry Harvey Hanger
Price Coffman I. +. Harvest
Precinct No. 4-Liuesay Sch. House
N. I. Shanklin J. Howard Smith
I'D. T. Johnson r. l.. McMillion
wv. +. Boone,
2 Precinct No. 5--Prfce's Mill.
| ReceiUing. ReceiUing.
C.. Morgan n. X. Ford
T.. T.. Ellison Walter Ballard
John McCallistcr
Counting. Couniina.
John Gibson J. M. Hanifin
II. X. White L. C.. Baker
Michael NJ. Walker
Precinct No. G--OHuet.
Waller Bryant Joe Kelly
John Crone Walter Harvey
Jacob Cronc
FRANKFORT DISTRICT.
Prencinct No. IS. Frankford.
ReceiDina. Receiping.
j. w. Fisher A. +, Brant
ellis II. Hughes G. 3. Williams
II. l.. Collins
| COHntiuG. CounfiD1.
/ :: =. .Arehart Thco Brinkley
G.. c.. RAIDER G.. L, Sites
l.. ID. Estep
Precinct No. 2--N. Frdnkford.
Receiving. Receiuiua.
| !. T.. Stevenson Emmett Livesay
J. i. Blankenship Fl. w. Boothe
A. NJ. Squires
John NJ. Dunbar w. r. Blankenship
Memory, Hanna p. ii. Boothe
Continued to page 81
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Cocoa and Extracts.

35c SYMONDS INN COCOA
Two for SEC
Made from the pure cocoa beans.
UneNcellcd in quality without any
authorizations. A full half pound
net weight.
|SYMONDS INN FLAVORING EN-
TRACT.
The highest grade the market az
fords. Two ounce bottles.
35c Vanilla TWO for 36c
4Oc Lemon Two for 41c
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-24
GEN. WOOD LEADS IN SOUTH DAKOTA
SENATOR NEW, CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE ON TERRITORIES,
 INTRODUCES BILL FOR CENTRAL
 CONTROL OF ALASKAN MATTERS

SEATTLE, March N-A special dispatch to the Seattle Times Senator Harry S. New of ndana has introduced bill which he planning submit to Secretary of the Interior John Payne providing resident commission to transact business Alaska He planning to have hear ngs the bi and he hopes they will begin Sen- ator News bill is similar in respects to the measure n roduced the House of Representatives by Chairman Charles F. Curry, of the House Committee Territories
 Senator New the bill not perfect and subject to notifications He introduced it. he sad to get things started hoping to develop it at the hearings He far he vested power all Federal Government busi Alaska to have commission Senator New the duplication in control of Alaska business something awful
 Three Commissioners Provided
 Senator News Alaska b which Ee presents chairman of the Committee Territories provides for Alaska Development Board of three members to be named by the President for of each the Chairman to receive salary of year the other members to have 000 each The bill broad jurisdiction the board It is given control the and transportation matters the Territory also control the Governments Engineer ing Commission authority to develop business along the rail- road and many other things The bill carries appropriation $0O00 for the purpose of aiding in the development of business along the railroad
 Payne Plans Steamship Line
 The Times special Secretary Payne of the Interior Department considering the establishment of steamers from Seattle Seward and Anchorage for the of aiding in the development of business for the Alaska railroad The plan is to start it next Secretary Payne he is much interested in Alaska development
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-24
WASHINGTON
 WILL VOTE ON
 SERVICE BONUS
Legislature Submits Question of Aiding Soldiers to Peo-
 pie After Hard Fight

OLYMPIA, Wash, March "A. - After an all-night fight between the Senate and the House of Represen- tatives over the bill providing a bo- nus to soldiers of the State who served in the World War, the Leg islature terminated the special ses- sion and adjourned at 4:90 o'clock this morning. The bill submitting the proposal to grant bonuses to a referendum of the people was passed before adjournment.
 The bonus bill for former service men passed the House first with the referendum clause. The Senate struck out the referendum clause and inserted an emergency clause to make the measure immediately effective. The House insisted upon it's position, and the Senate finally yielded, so the House won it's fight.
 The American Legion lobby op- posed the referendum and favored the emergency clause.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-24
l, W. W. WORKS FROM WITHIN
 ON LEGION
Wobblies Are Trying to Stam- pede American Legion h.
 to Ranks of Radicalism

WASHINGTON, March 24.-The failure of the government to aid for mer service men resulted in the I. w. w. making drive to get such men into their organization, declared J. E. Holden, Utah state adjutant of the American Legion, before the House Ways and Means Committee today. He said that the Wobblies are systematically spreading prop uganda to the effect that the govern ment will take no steps to aid war veterans, and that their purpose is to undermine the American Legion Many of the less intelligent service men, he said, were joining the ranke of the I w. w., which in his opinion are plotting to overthrow the govern. ment
 J. G. Strugham. member of the executive committee of the American Legion. testified that because they feel that they have not been given square deal. service men are dis contented and chaflng with unrest
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-24
WOOD CARRIES
 SOUTH DAKOTA
 p R l M A R IE 5
Army Officer Defeats Gov. Lowden by 5000; John
 son Runs a Close Third
POINDEXTER LEFT BEHIND
Washington Statesman Re- ceives Only Scattering Vote
 Throughout the State

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., March 24.-- Gen Leonard Wood was endorsed in the Republican primary in South Dakota, leading Gov Frank o. Low den who was second, by approximate. 1y 5000. Senator Hiram w. Johnson ran third, and will probably be 2,000 behing Gov. Lowden. Senator Miles Poindexter received very few votes.
 Partial returns from all the coun- ties in the State, complete from all large towns, show the following totals:
 Wood, 22,106; Lowden, 17,435; Johnson, 15,996.
 The lightness of Senator Poindex- ters vote was one of the features of the election. His heaviest vote was in this county where he got 64 votes out of total of HOO cast. Most of the counties gave Poindexter from to 15 votes Thirty counties gave him total of TOO votes.
 Gen Wood is leading in 31 coun- ties and Gov. Lowden and Senator Johnson each lead in Il counties.
 South Dakota will have ten dele gates in the Chicago convention.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-24
LABORITES PLEASED WITH PROGRESS OF
 POLITICAL PLANS

WASHINGTON, March 24.-An- nouncement was made at the head. quarters of the American Federation of Labor here that the nonpartisan political campaign recently launched by the Federation is meeting with great success throughout the coun- try. Officers say that tremendous enthusiasm was shown at meetings try last night to formulate plans for carrying on the fight against candi- dates believed to be unfriendly to organized labor