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New-York tribune., 1921-02-21
The Stage Door

s4se e% viii dheiSSF BE- opened 5 2@i to-neh %ss
with Rachel Crothers's play. Nice .Peo-
pie" Francine Larrimore. Robert Ames
Merle Maddcrn, Frederick Perry, Tallulah
i,,a1i d5a1nikhead' Hugh Huntley, Katherine Gro
well. Guy Milham Edwin ,Heniy and Fred :
er4ck Maynard comprise the cast.
r,f,,. At the Casino Theater tonight Lew
i'de. pdeids ana Mollio King VIII appear in a
their support are Andrew Tombeg Raw
Raymond. Delyle Aida. Carl Eckstrotn.
Emme T I'm, 7 e, , Nc4os George sehlller, Iotta
ilnthlcun,. Leo FrankeI Philip White
Ralph Robbins and Judson Longill
Sam II. Harris announces that begin
ning to-day the Cohan & Harris Theater
,l NH be, known as tho Sam H. Harris
Matnees OF The white Villa" this week
W., WI be given on Monday, Wednesday and
ri aFlaay az at IT, iEtItinge Theater. Matinees
OF ladies' Night at the same house. will
be given on Tuesday and Saturday. After
this week The White Villa" will be given
at matinees on Monday. Tuesday and Fri
day ana will continue indefinitely at the
Eltinge.
,,a, MIXED S9 M lMarriage viii close it, engage
Saturday night, February 26. An extra
matinee will be given Tomorrow
SIDNEY BlaclSmer has been loaned" by
Ice Shubert TO Glare hummer to be lead
ing man in two of the four one-act com
edies she is to present for special matinecs
beginning February 29.
Mary Nash will close her season in THY
Name Is Woman" at the Playhouse on
Saturday night After "a tour of the sub
way circuit she will SO to San Francisco
for a run.
Eric leighton, an English actor. will
make his American debut in Nemesis.
Augustus =, u t1 Thomas's new play, which George
was leading man at DaIy's, London, In
The Happy Day" and was the first artist
to win the Distinguished Service Order in
the war.
Samuel shipman, playwright and Lee
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21

David. composer. 'aro collaborating on an
operetta.
John Cope has been engaged by John
Golden for part in "Happy New Year"
ahe Halo Hamilton Viola Brothers shora
comedy.
Joseph schIdkraut wli; not appear in
the Theater Guilds production of 'Mr.
PIN Passes BY" as announced, but in an
other Guild production to be announced
later.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21
HARTMAN NATIONAL. BANK
ga&gss Avenue amd 4Aeh Street
MgW Y@RM
Our Best Asset
MgAv WORK.

Liberty Bonds will not sell par until the United
States receives from its foreign debtors suitable
adjustment in offset the interest paying
the form of taxes.
There is bank in the world that can lend its
money to non-interest paying borrowers, matter
what their credit standing, any period witatso
ever and still have its shares valued at par. Such
investment of depostors funds would speedily
result in change of the banks administration
The news from London that it is the
British Chancellors fiat that the interest on the
American debt be paid. This is the most favorable
news that the Liberty Bond holder and the American
taxpayer have received from abroad in long time
Throughout history England has expanded by lust
such accretions of wealth and territory as are repre-
sented in her newly acquired African colonies South
Sea possessions, and the oil fields of Mesopotamia
Sheer financial ability and diplomatic skill which we
lack, have procured these things for England
We have quarrel with England's greatness but
must continue to remind taxpayers that this
country got nothing in the peace settlement-not
cent of indemnity inch of territory England,
and we still have hats off to her, stands on her
own feet, trades freely today with all the nations of
the world and is preparing carry revived Cermanys
goods Our best asset fot the prosperity of the u S.
"A. lies in the promises of the Administration.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21

GATH ST. THEATRE -! ;I.5iI,, 4,
Eveninqs, s:16. Hatisees. s:ik.
ID. W. GRIFFITH Presents
" WAY DO WIN EAST"
Symphony Orchestra All Seals Reearvaa
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21

Mixed Marriage' will close it's engage
ment at the Sixty-third Street Theater on
saturday night, February 26. An extra
matinee Will be given Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21

Sam H. Harris announces that .beein-
ming to-day the Cohan & Harris Theater
WI NH be. known as the Sam H. Harris
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21

YnSMRN Theatre w <sth St Evgs. 500
en ~MSWa Mats. Tom'w Thurs. & Sat, 200
INA ri llpE in THE GOLD BY
I'M ULhlIiL DIGGERS" ngcTy n1nyooo
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21

Mary Nash will close her season in "Thv
Name Is Woman" at the Playhouse on
Saturday night After a tour of the sub.
way circuit she will SO to San Francisco
for run.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21

Sidney Blaclmer has been loaned" by
lee Shubert TO Clare hummer to be lead
ing man in two of the four one-act com
edies she is to present for special matinees
beginning February 2G
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21
s5kasIa3,Iel:.IR ONES

PRINCESS THEA. 80. f Of R'y rss s:4s
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21

SPECIAL mATENEes nt the pPUcrce
TO-DAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY
DIFF RENT s.s!s',,Sts s98[!s2 Stsay g,a..s i
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21
LAURA MATILDA

Mos' Exciusiyo Tea Room In New Yogs
"ssT 50 ST. Luncheon 7bc, Dinpsr $50
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21

Win CHARLES GILP ~
HOLIDAY MATiAEE TOMORROW.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21

GAiETT' Bway & "a St MAT. To-M'W. 80.
JOHN GOLDEN presents
IT, FRANK II zsm q mw mamma
DAGON alSnu u y 3ag i 4 u kVaEV IN
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21

VENTURE INN TEA TIA, ROOM, 345
Luncheon 75c Dinner ST. Open sundays.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21

THE PIROUETTE 8. w TEA Z 81! I'G9M; S4s;o. s,7,
luncheon. Chicken Dinner Thursdays, 3loo
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21

Samuel shlpman, playwright and Lee
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21

Out in Hampton Center the crime
wave appeared to be permanent wave,
and it was all because the crooks were
hiding in the east wing of Aunt Me-
hitabels house in the night time and
posing as detectives in the day time.
What if something of the sort should
be uncovered in regard to the recent
crime wave! Wouldn't it make great
first page stuff? And can't you Just
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21

POlNSETTIA Lunch, eoo Dinner. 81.
Al w so. oesl 1000 nome cooked
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21

XE NsNERLY Inn.
- 16 BANK ST. Lunc heon 65c: dinner
sec; strictly home cooking.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12
100000 WORTH or
LIQUOR STOLEN
Believed to be in Trucks Sched-
uled to Pass Through
Delaware.

Three thousand cases of Bourbon
whisky. aggregating an approximate
value OF 100000, is being sought along
the highways between Baltimore and
Wilmington. Tho liquor was stolen
from warehouse OF the Canton Dis
tillery, Baltimore, on Saturday night.
Tho robbery Is the most daring In the
history OF prohibition enforcement.
According to Robert b. Elliott. di-
rector of prohibition for this state.
more than $50 government agents in
four states are combing the highways
and arteries of communication leading
north from Baltimore for the fleet of
eleven floating caravans" in which
the stolen whisky, 1t is believed is be-
ing transported. Aiding in the search
ia included Ira NJ. Howard, attached
TO the office OF Director Elliott, and
group head chief for the Delaware dis
trict. and Charles l.. Edward, also af-
filiated with the local federal forces.
Shortly after the discovery of the
robbery. more than $50 dry agents
were securing the countryside in
search of the trucks. The official list
by states. given out at the office of
lllTtElCl IIliiOll iiilS iiioi mus thtidhN'i
Delaware. 90 agents: Maryland, IS;
Pennsylvania. 100: New Jersey. 30,
and Washington. Is. The number of
agents designated to this territory does
not include the local mer who also
are working on the case.
AcCordipg to the police, the robbers
gained the confidence of the guards
of the distillery by flashing forged
carriers permits. calling for $4,000
cases of half-pint bottles of whisky
The permits are said to resemble what
! is known as carriers permits" but
they had no withdrawal permit for the
release of the whisky.
Practically the entire day yesterday.
agents Howard and Edwards recon-
noitered along the highways and en-
gagged in the Statewide hunt for the
trucks. Roads through this state COM
prise part of the principal route be-
| tween Baltimore and Pennsylvania
After the trucks remain in seclusion
| for certain period, ii is the opinion OF
the authorities, the movement viii be
started at intervals. 9
Information received by Director FL
| lsott this morning from Agent Howard
who is still patrolng the highway
failed to throw any light on the where
abouts OF the missing trucks.
According to the federal authorities
the robbery is supposed to have beer
framed, following a meeting of Phila-
delphia and Maryland bootleggers last
Thursday night. The liquor was sIp.
posed TO be hauled to Newark. New
Jersey.
Because OF a warning that all prohi.
bition agents investigating the case
would be bumped off" IL found inter.
fering. Director Elliott has prepared
his agents for all emergencies. Each
one is armed heavily and prepared foi
immediate action, he said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12
Legal Notices
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
CONTRACT No. 35-A


Sealed proposals Will be received by the
State Highway Department at its Office,
Dover. Delaware, until , 90 o. CLOCK D. m.
January 4th. 1892. and at that place aud
time publicly opened. for the completion
Of I'll on Christiana avenue, Wilmington,
Delaware. involving the following ap-
proximate quantity:
5000 Gu yds. OF Borrow
Performance Of contract shall commences
within ten tlO) days after execution % the
contract and be completed on or before
April lst 1922.
Monthly payments will be made for 90
per cent Of the construction completed
each month
Bidders must submit proposals upon
forms provided blythe Department.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a
surety bond, certified check. or money 70
the amount Of at least ten fi0) per centum
OF the total amount Of the proposal
The envelope containing the proposal
must be marked Proposal for the Con-
structi0n of state Highway under Con-
tract No. 35-A.
The CONTRACT will DC awarded or re-
iectcd within twenty (2Ol days from the
date Of opening proposals.
The right is reserved 20 reject any or an
bids
Detailed plans may be seen, and index
plans and specifications may be obtained
upon deposit of ten dollars $1,000 which
amount viii be refunded upon return OF
plans and specifications in good condition
at the Office of
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
Dover Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12

WHEN you've been thinking for the last two yca that
next year" you'd be able to find comfortable
you could rent at reasonable figure
And lately you've been wondering II you'll EVER
be able to move your family out Of the much
apartment1n which they've been living and your wife
tells you that you simply have TO do something before
next spring
But after you've hunted around for house. YOU
decide that they don't make "For Rent" signs any
more, because everything you is for sale and that
doesn't interest you at all
And you're just about at the end of your resources
WHEN a fricpd happens To drop remark about there
being some very interesting properties offered for rent
in the Real Estate columns of that days Every Evening
And you look for yourself and find that he was right
and then because you q description of Just
the place you've been looking for at rent you can
afford TO payand the next day you sign the papers
That's what you call Every Evening serviccl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12
Faulkners Married so Years.

Celebration of their 5Oth wedding
by Mr. and Mrs. William
J. Faulkner. 4S0 South Queen street,
which occurred Saturday, was post
poned because of the Illness of the
aged couple. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Faux
ner are nearly 20. years old.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12
EVERY EVENING

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
Qndexed for Quick Reference
LINE RATES PER DAY.
Count six words TO the line
Count initials and numbers as words
No charge ad taken for less than 3Oc.
No prepaid ad taken for less than 25c.
Charge. Prepaid
3 Consecutive Days. IL cents 10 cents
6 Consecutive Days. 2 cents cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
Special rates for business advertising
given upon request.
REPUBLICATION FOR ERRORS.
Republication will be made for errors
not the fault of the advertiser. IL advertis-
er will report the error within "a hours
after first publications OF advertisement
MlSCLASSIFlCATIO NOT PER-
MITTED.
TELEPHONED ADS.
Classified advertisements that are tele-
phoned TO Every Evening will be accepted
al the charge rates shown above But
the prepaid cost amount will be accepted
as full payment if offered at the business
Office within six days after any such ad
is first printed in the paper. Otherwise
the cost atethe charge rates quoted above
will be collected.
Telephone Your Want Ads
PHONE TWO-TWO-H UNDRED
Ask for Want Ad Taker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12
er is Waiting to Serve You, at the Other End
MERCHANDISE
ArticIea For KaIa

BIO JUMBO TABLETs-Ths big, fat.
thick ones weigh nearly one. pound: Just
the thlgg for school work. On sale NJ
Every Evening Once. &c Zach.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12
Wanted--Real Estate
AUCTIONS lEGAlS

WANTED TO BUY-Low-priced houses.
Cau $40
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12

Just . minute OF your time TO tell
so.oee psOpls what you want-Every
Dveaing classified ads do the rest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted.--Fcmale

no Woman for general house
work; reference required Mrs Jos \
Hamilton, 22I0 Parkway.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate
FOR SALE

Real Estate
FOR SALE
West side. semi-detached house, 7 rooms.
bath. porch, heater. cement cellar.
F. A. DAVIS co.
Real Estate
5i4 West seventh Street.
HUNDREDS OF THINGS ARE OF,
FEREp FOR SALE IN THE CLAs-
sIFIED AID SECTION TODAY. THE
FIRST WORD OF EACH AID TELLS
WHAT Is oEEEREp.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12

OF 10c, SC and &c makes; boz Of 80.
$500. $3.50 and S1.50. Selak Hoffman.
Fifth and Orange streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12
USED CARS

We are offering an exceptionally fne lot
Of used cars. Look the list over. pick out
the car you want. Every car can be
bought on our confidential time payment
plan. Come In. let US talk the matter
over with you.
1920 Chevrolet Sedan, r. b. model $3.50
1920 Ford Coupe .......................... 45o
1920 Buick 5-Passcnsar Touring go. $50
1920 Overland 5-Passenger Touring 325
1920 Overland Roadster ..............., 400
1921 Ford Touring electric startcr).. 276
1920 Ford Touring electric starter) 226
1920 Maxwell Coupe ...................... 37S
1920 Oakland Roadster .,............... 500
1918 Ford Coupe ......................... 25o
1918 Ford Touring ..................... l75
1919 Dodge Coupe ....,.,................ s25
1918 Dodge Touring .......,.......-..... 425
1921 Dodge Roadster ................... $50
1917 Dodge Roadster ....,............... $50
1919 scripps Booth Touring ....... ..: 81
Every one OF these cars will 4, sold
with standard guarantee ard simply
can't go wrong Open evenin
KEEL MOTOR &C.
Phone $500. Eleventh and Tatnail
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12

RELIABLE WHITE GIRI4-As mother y
helper. Must stay nights Can from
TO II a. m Mrs. r. H. Kcaveny, 1911
? Delaware avenue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12

Articles For Sale 81
AS "A TWIG Is BENT. The tree is in.
clined, sewing machine for the little
daughters Christmas gift Is a step In
the right direction. So 90 at Harman s
620 West Ninth street
BURNS EASY washing ma
chine. practically new direct motor,
CAL Newark l or address Whining
ton. Delaware Box 6l3,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12

TRUCkS-For sale, l 2is-ton truck, @.
NJ. G. truck. l 3ia-ton Laster dump
truck; In Al condition: cheap. Phone
s459.
USED CARS--At a bargain at snyder,s
Garage. Second and Jefferson streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-15

ne raan&Ns. tsAt fhe eeev surety ~
sAnneA salmon saoulA ~ ~ s-ansursrsl
u ofssf cowr~e ~ tfnse. kes tAet
ffs c4musTae~ ~4ee1a ~ s1hnims ~ ~.
ture ycas~ - re fan oapSN ~ ce
k1AskAs FISHERIES.
Ect, v'ca SAY asTrr >arsiaefin0 ~
sgtsraia arerrase ~ kfssNa's sxFevaA.
Il thH testorers af tise TERRIERS ~ers
yearx. ssu ~Scia ros - 100 feslians
slncty evvr a. lnerrame IN Heur
aassa r. make sNr~ ghAt youF hass.
nass b. 81 a ssen4 hasfs. sosa ~ent
70 easnpare sales ard rroglls W~h ~.
remuas Az fsNAt ist ~ tNen taks a
to-ak 90 re oiasf slss ~ 10 ioarer
keeping IN nngna that stafsux ne past
tew Ssars great aehs 90 geatef'e1
hss t,een sNlrres irto A1asSa ~ ere
cuNeFnrnsFi fef ups ~ ~ rslirsalis
FhsraNN sesfnnk tNe Vniugne ~ ina
rogss Sfsrk ne Followers figures ef
lsrrorts nn AGAINST t-e r-ecre ms
tsh1e ~ sxH.ogTse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-15

Aiaska with ia historic hack
ground of benanas wold eamps iH a
land tf,in which hse mueh y eNpect
"a. Siuye my tvtusn trAm ere terri
TORY this sNnmcr, whenever anNene
speaks about "Alaska net prsgte~s
mge I am always fetNluari of the
s,cfs % me oM piscvr miner % the
Neas,h AZ Nefne
iaetn his ts,A, ho.sd WARS he bad To-.
howell e,vrN STAMPEDE on the c'snu
nent aud had y0rtscipstsa fAirlN ia
the ffNHs ~ sorAe 81 the sweater t4s
nAnsA tAups 90 the gvlleN West. An
oid fi4ena teuNa him on she eeach az
NesNe At rne ~ the richest lss'tnts,
~Urkinw a rs~'ker
ftaWa she banning oWtr~ the
fftend inquired
.Sha ISN'T wNrkh darn The on
tenef replied W tome ~ disgust
'Namre oNvrfatcd. Nrcueds vNvr
halt .tff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-15

>oi a naa r~s-ss,s snrvsv. fSxrsrts
ansanntnx "a sieNe4e Nsa autfne the
ff~f ven ,vsrs. ana sssssss.eis sar.
snx ~ lasa - Nsars u Yea asa
hss~9neee 81 thAi ~nrt ARA scnr sahes
snAsse sstch reuersl steasy tnercA~s
sea wocN rct casnplsin ~ taek 20
nxu~4h. ws0uia YEA or feel that tNs
rituAttom vas 80 bad thAt V~siiy
sesuethinR caeht t. ~ eons Nssfhe4
see& the Alaskan NJ sxp~fssNcs
wsth me re~saers AlNskan 6u4ne the
Hast surnnser was thst, ~ ard isrre
~ vas pFetfv orliraislta l4e reaisr
"a thst the c'essu3 81 the t-'sf eig~i
rssss ~ fhe ts4gnew are sstwnr
eAnnerfes ~Ns ttss urf.F9unats hsit
ives nalural resua 81 ths cverstifep.
saften n fces rrs~swsften davinN ara
fuss fcl,ewfnc ths ~ar - fhe sAsre
siese the .1sskan Zen surs thkf uarn
wcaaa consanes q eat ear4ne ilss msxt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-15

After an fssNrefliy = eniN 4 ralA.
tvs state ncs a POSITIVE one. afsd
slsAa. Nuch depends alscn the lssnt 81
New A. c,snapafvA With her arpeer,
ane~ ssx wears ANsN Au@ka TITS sum
fnee strtck nj a. Fuuch userc fissaf.
tshinx than she ga IN ietA Wtth 4
rev eAsiis explained eNscpttcn~ the
tcwns h,okcd r,tter ard mNf~ fss,ss
pttous
A. Nciehlkan ! raana sifvets -
ecnAfNrsAhae Ncgne~ ia me satskitts q
the tc~n Wnere theFv was attle FN0sN
thar fenkae siN NeAys aEN NAM
wew VILLAGES bat spfune up IA tne
tpsQssrfy. nsafklnN thc sste 20 esnns
new saanon csnnery eg ether sntgf
prise
Altso business was passing thru
the Same ss,sggnsesc txAaNastmenl a.
y. the states sHhe Erssst ste-ks 81
cAnus.s saluacn sttA wn~eld prevented
marry It tire eAmnefxss tYsssn orsVatfns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-15

4 casual examination VIII convince
you that Alaska must be subject e.
wee, much tho Same economic laws
that have influenced the business ~
The other staies Generally speak.
Ing 1918 was relatively good year
and 1890 relatively poor soar. The
peak ~ production was In between.
II struck Alaska, California, Colo.
radio aud Montana ln 1915, aud Idaho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-15

and Neyada Ia 1917 Alaska. Idaho.
Montana aud Nevada show u greater
production in 1890 thsu ia 1905.
California shows somewhat lower
production in 1920 than in 1905.
while the production Of Colorado
during tho intervening - years
dropped 90 per cent The inclusion
~ coal in thoee figures would. q
course, change them somewhat
TO H. Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-15
IMPORTS



TNere thes nra ana thfv 1eoR
rragfy rcsd anng fisfss rer "a
snsn's. in 1se1 tre sxrorts frar
kfassa svrreaea trs if1ro-fs 81 onls
o. ss31gs ln 1890 fhe exports frum
tss ferrfr~y sx~eeilra SIRE frnnnFts
~ S. let AT Increase of 1855
ref cerg isnq - wcr1 aerrsssiac ls
Nf AL ars rato thf average Alas.
ksn b nat lncl}nes e. find srz8nus
fanN ~th 1t ~ cou ne Do would
1lgee 10 nssks money ever faerr Az
fNe Uanas tln-f ~ IS uas what ,cn
w-oufd CAB rush nr anfn tauSrurtey
e. nny rffat exttnf o. b e. Fn~
tlsersnors vher eon aa6 "a tfiF nv
f,oF2s tfe Vaiufae Of domestic cola
f,rcsnced n Alsska and shipped 80
FNs grntte6 SiafsS whtsh b nns In.
s.nfoa unAer tne '7esa "rneHchan.
alue the shovfue bel muoh more i'm
rrseslve
Pvt savf fNt forr -ra~ed rfnnrYe
rraaneri ~ 81 hsntaslni Oppressed
aFassa an tiasls az $ KIND vshich
tsfsts onN n hn oven rsegesrgletir
sYsaeInaffen -.sf fHasf the reffafa has
danpcd eN ~ kfssila 49, ralnInl
crunte havr H
wen. now iss ns l0at 81 thst f~o
ar-fs.t - e-sf.s Nff-.rase 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-15
ALASKA
ThingS Net SO Black as Painted,
Remember the SourdougkS Case.
DIT Only Holf Gold Disappointed.
Bat 10 Vas Pay Dirt JUSt nc Same,

fhe star heF~with rse~eet- the
sts@t testaliNFnt - sstislss 90
AtssAan t.saaitiuNs wfittee ~ v 4
~hettnan. associate fes~stsf ~ che 10
te,steept - egstfnitvf~. thtsi hke
the attisle 80 Nissean agriculture
lpst ,ssieted =, TIE ~tsr, va eftstu-
aNs wtittsa - 49, efustsi ete,Wetans
.ls,s.s. hut a. lNtesv~t " - avnesai
that iNe star sesutva exclusive
sis hts tes Sc paeitsati~a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-15

refio,is The tegAl Minsral rrsftge
tssn q Aiaska 0Nsra 1894 - fAte.
Inclusive. vas tittkff.etA Thc -
tai rfesauclloe fron letl O. 1874 90
elusive vns sstt. ttA 50. aa fnrroAsr
ef - per cent Naf - vef, e4secufae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-15

this season al all althe Alasks's cop.
per orr esn move but slowly when
the market Va such that the Hrvat
mipes at nntte Mont and lunnhen,
Utah. arv rloaea. nevertheless che
AlaskA husincas man was facing the
futurc With WH assurance ef the
commercial stability IT the teftltofy,
noru FAILURES
AND sttttSSts
/ Wondered if This was q false in,'
rfeasion Il Alaska rcslN was on the
upWapl ersde. The atmosphere was
~ AngervnU nrom the vea,vattonal
description that lsegan 20 scaroh tor
she tssie fRyts reEaudlns business
conditions in Alaska, ! ,sauld met Tet
shls IRWIN lndiN tdual examples cases
~ business susss-s can b. tound ia
Alaska IN abundance Failures are
atsA nsunA herN as elsewhere hut
huN sissut the tenttefX 80 a whole
Fortunately. shste are beslrsCk facts
which are aVaiahle in the tetat,.
nttnt ~ cqnmef,ee showing the ~
,s,gts AVID pnNsts ~ AAsks catopiete
n>am leas town 10 and inelutins 1859,
rbeve figures rsevo that business
N Alaska fcr that pefloa has tsssn
very mueh nke business w al the
reat ~ the Cnltcd Statee ID has
heen eroN iag ~ leaps and bounds.
psrslcuaft, dafsne the last ten ssesrs
THE refssa Whe washes 90 b. shown
xhouAd esnsiaer ufet ths eNpesss tN'ga
Alaska dustnw thc lsss Is svers. since
thHse fieufrs rerrgssnt the thiuNs
A.kskA has shiressi out AnA sssAa
tsNreats 10 tHe Jnset states fer
ICES ths nrst vear tof Nhich ftsures
are available. amounted - tte. ass
tes. and sNrofts 80 aH NihVF evan
tries we've tt.stetss rsaNins a tctal
- ST see -; ~ naerNhsnsisse eSreff
"a ffan AiasAa G0nalSafr IRIS WIN
ths eNtserts FOR tte year entins tNe
censgssf I. 1859. Re ne Initei states.
Sc Asa esl 70 othsr ccanlfies 81.
ssa. co.. a te4ai II ste tss zee
A Hitie neNftnx ~lii snow sea that
thu rieans an tassNsse ~ az rer
seat Not ta& business shewsne. is
sac HAD We usef tts Figures for ere
banner year ~ if8S thh tnewane
usua have b@en foupa e b. 81 pr
sent tnsk take The fiearvs ter tne
snflrc 1se wears ask3AaAle stana
tNssn IN = rae and ieak Al then
ikssw tNex Agsss