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Evening star., 1921-01-20
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APPIIANCE sALESMAN: good; hoese-to-
booae experience: good 1alAJ TO rfghs party
Apr between md pm. I'd 18th q q "
AUToNoBIIB sALEsMAN: soed opportunity
foF right party. Call Main &Ao6 u =
GEyEN aniea. lse :n0cest aREtoas young
nea w,rh autrnobiiea to aid 4aaht11fso Hoas-
ing Corporarna- A good hustler ea1 earn $3.50
70 $50 per week Prospects furnished Initial
work completed: Deed you eaose 6ensaetSons-
PeFmanent posittsas, with cnutinued hGh ea1n-
fnRx To the earnest Wofkef1- Bee Nj. 1AIx1ft
Of NJ Dsau. l110 ~ York ave.
eAI&a(Hg eailiaG On dry -goo1s fz19e 20
carry Relax hose supporter for womea and sAN-
Vrite sc 6pSorsde bailAieg.
SAIESNEN-we require The services Of tvo
men who can quality As thoguugh. 6rst-eiass
auruno6ile salesnen. 70 hand3e high-Sfa0e ears.
The first requisite. assuming prop6 pefsooaity
and mental equipment, - the WimnS1ess sno
ability to voek hArd and e6cieDtH. and to keep
everissting,y at it These qualfocations. plus
our selling pruposftioa, ea1 be made 10 produce
q splendid tneo0e. on stxaight eommhaor
basis. Please DO no4 waste your Tune ana oor'
By replying unless yeu Gant real meoey hadiy
enouGh % worf fer It. Write for interytew
All correspondence in absolute confidence. 40
dress Boz ICE. star Once.
aALESMRN-Write for list Of lines and full
pafsculars: earn s7.soo 70 $4,000 yeafiy: ~
deaand fer nea: tnsxpefieneed OF expesisaeed
eity e travelling yationAl ealeGnoasO II
~ n~ut 40 C1deaeo -
Evening star., 1921-01-20
MISCELLANEO S.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

kENN6f6S Jpe1ritef SentaIs-Ksnt from
manufacturer: satisfaction suIrsnteed: our
rental stock always in dfst-ciass condition: i:
- p . for cae month; lower rates for three
nestha, Remington Typewriter Company. 1SAo
New York ave. nv. Phone Main S36.
UNDERWOOD TYPEwRTrER. No. &: good
cu1diton, So. G. 3. GAbreath. 3l4 ne.
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'AUTOMORuES, FOR SALE, ETC

FRANKLIN SEBkN--LAte model: an excellent
|tar for winter. kseps Sou warm and cnnHot
;4reese; -Aewly. painted -. new tires and wtfe
|sWheeis. J. E.. Palan. -l507 14th st. NV. Main
b379: : --:--.,-N-
WINTER TOP for Ford touring car; cost. ESQ.,
VIII sell fsr $751; Al condition W. A. Duyau.
<Oc CYLINDER for burning carbon, owner to
Tesaove piogS and wires; fruoen cylinders. cast
inEs, steel and, aIuminan welded properly: All
work gvafdnteed- NJ. N. Coleman. 2Q7 18th 1t.
nv. Phone II. 459S.
Evening star., 1921-01-20

HOLERITH OPERATORS
Large insurance company de-
sires a number of Holerith Tabu-
lating Machine Operators to
work at night from 6 o'clock in
the evening until midnight; good
salary. Address Box 128-B,
Star Office,
Evening star., 1921-01-20

wANTEO-Three honest. ambitious young men
in goveSnment service or otherwise employed
TO aid Q WashingtcA housing eorpofatiso. A
good hustler can earn 800 to $50 per week
working after hours. Prospects fufnished.
Initial work completed need you close trans
actions. Continued high earnings to the
earnest workers. See Mr.. Taggart or Mr..
Beall. 132Q New York ave.
WAN -K55soSi6ie' ma % cen Hg6- Grade
inveltment securities; desirable .Whole or part
time scdDeetion. A0e opportunity foe energetic
and ahbitious workers; personal interview.
W. ,. tWesfiake. 728 18th 1t. NV. Foe ep-
poink1nent phone Main 6714.
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nations Feb and Feb. q. and other first
grade Civil Service ezams. Feb. and 10. both
men and women. Tuition for entire course. %.
Call 5 pm-7 pm. The Civil Service PrePara-
tory School se. corner 18th and NV. Phone
Ersnk1in CO60
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212 Columblan bldg 1IH ON q: IL
CAFE; downtown; wen e9uipped; catering e
place In doing large business. Price right
IaInchroom: heart Of business section; ono OF
the best places Of Its class In city. lrice'
Confectionery and candies: 14th st. Small
mint for right party. 1000.
Garage storing about 70 cars; gas, oils, re-
pair shop. Price, $500.
Rooniinr house, large and exclusive: 0wnsE
leaving city will sacrifice for e:.200. Place
Roomins house: II rooms: rent. ,s7s; lease.
Price. $500.
Marshall Business Brokers,
O1O NJ " A,,a
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6lAIE.

2ALEs
xN8UNTANCY--A course q study oesigned
70 - The eoa.s.ntis ,ts sroMns demand s,d,, 70.
mas 10 test hs buanen statistically and to
prepsre members to pass C. p. A. examina-
tions; includes prcparatory section for those
=; sA1s E i1gsi;crs g 1as u DE-
trict Branch. o07 Dist. Nat. Bank bldg. Rh. y.
6s45.. Call. write or phHae for full infosmet5on.
APPiIED ELECTRICIANS course. training
yoapg men for the eleetrieaf trades and pro-
fession; big demand for our graduates Call
Phone Franklin 75l4 or write Service School.
802 Pa. ave. NV.
BOY At soda fountain. hours $50 to II pm. !:
every day and Sunday: chance 10 study. Ad-
dresa Box 255-B, Star once. Ns
E0YB-Learn To play the violin. piano. cello.
cornet or saxophone. and make % to so an
great demand for good 3ass and ORCHESTRAL
players Our special intensive courses teach
you In half the time ordinarily. reQuted: or
chestrai practice and coaching with = big or
chestra, Reasonable rates. Write Immediately
zDr dial Introductory offer. The School Of
the Orchestra. address Boz 242-A. star once .
BOYS AND YOUNG MEN with bicycles OF
motor kycles. full or part time: can earn SIS
to SO fweekly. Apply to II 18th.
RRIcK4AYBRs-Five. at once. iso7 Long
fellow st. nv.
CANv1ssERs wanted: hustle1s can make hE
money.; Drawing accouats TO proper parties.
IHhllfp Levy . Co.. 7ss 7ta st nv. See .r.
DENTIST wanted at once: reg
istered; operative work only ;
permanent position. DR.. Wyeth,
AT 9TH st.
ELEVATOR oPnRAToR. eussrsd. Aspsy Weed
ward building.
Evening star., 1921-01-20

HEAD OF STOCK and assist
ant buyer for handkerchief dept.
A. large local department store
has an opening for an expert
enced. woman for head of hand
kerchief department and assist
ant to buyer; excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement and per-
manent position. Address Box
1O3-R. Star office.
Evening star., 1921-01-20

SALESMEN.
We will be pleased to interview
menbyer Is years of age, who
possess ambition and wish to
aspire to managerial positions.
Call promptly 10, 2 or 4, E. H.
Spence & Co., 81 Munsey bldg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-03
LOO New Bucks
Were Sold at Retail
During February

FLINT, Mich, March 3-Thc sale.
department OF the Buick Motor com.
pauv hero gave out the Information
today hat 100 new Bucks passed
into tho hands OF consumers duriul
February. Reports from different I1.
colit.os point TO "a decided iHgrols,
boo an automobile sales deliveries iu
March over tho previous month, oni-
,iu'a said.
a decided strengthening Of EII,l,
sales for closed ears Bon eastern torrI-
fuIy also is given TN q telegraph r,-
quest Nuy,H. Buick company, lgluk
disfribufur iu Boston, Tor immDliut.
.uIpm'ut o, ,s'rl Jobs tutr.Iue -N
model a. s,luuH s total ui .
Iul,l cars N,l. sold Iy tu. CuI.IE.
,Itv sai's force I.y,uE tna ChI.lH,
Automobile Show. which provides H
index Js FOO retail sales iu p, u.IUl.
west from which tl fi' f.Hl.Hr.
west uf tho Mississippi r.... wl
eventually benefit. officials .tlI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-03
Wants to Know Why
Price of Milk Has
Not Come Down

Editor, Evening Herald.
In Tuesdays paper ! noticed O.
heading Grain Prices ou ToHopEuu.
etc. which proves very luf,r,stIug
reading 20 n man who is presented
with a big tat milk bin cyrry month.
This article stated that corn which
sold last year for g3.40 q hundred ls
new $500, oats which were last year
$3.50 are nos 81 30, and bran last
year at S2.75 ~ now $500. These are
retail prices charged by local grain
dealers % the uuirymeu buy their
feed in car load lots.
In spite of the fact that these grains
essential TO tho dIirNmuu, hay, rg-
gUcod or tohuEgauDd approximately
Oh per cent on the retail market. yet
the COW beverage, that We AN must
have, stays put. What b. wrong
Cant you help ~
MIX In Chicago ana other cities is
% cents. We pay 20 routs and listen
Co "a prolonged discourse from the
milk dealers on tho importance Of
returning all thor bottles. etc. !
think II Is time they returned some
Of our money.
II YOU ask the dairymnn what Is
wrong he viii no doubt say 60 him
sDlf Nothing. I'm doing fine hut
TO O he viii say, "Nos grain has
gone down q little but look a. hay, 90
And then when we bring iu hay and
alfalfa 10 sell him from our ranches
this same dairyman snys, 'lt'a gone
down"
But suppose It had not. would thes,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-03
APRIL 5 DESIGNATED
ELECTION DAY FOR
THE SCHOOL BOARD
Three Members to Be
Chosen; Election Off
Gals Appointed

The city commissioners last night
designated April . as election day for
three now memoirs of the school
board. appointed the Judges aud
clerks Of election and designated the
voting places in the -four wards.
Jack Reynolds. acting chairman cf
the city commission, In tho nhs"nc"
Of walter VI. Connoll. presented the
proclamation necessary for fixing The
day Of election.
The three memoirs Of the school
board whose terms Of offic" are to
expire are Judge VI y. Hickey. Louis
McRn. and ". y. Boyd. Mrs. 4
y. .icMllcu n Frank Butt for "
moro years. An members nro elected
at large for "a term Of four years,
only a part of the board being elected
every Two years
The judges and clerks 81 election
follow:
First ward. Hanlcv. Joseph
Sulzor and Mrs 4. O. CLARK, Judges;
Mrs. Albert Morri. and Mrs. NJ. NJ
Coulter. clerks.
Second WHrd-Sam portcrficld.
Mrs. \. -. carson ana MtN Nlltiu
Guy. iIdgcs. William ~. Allison, Mrs.
j. u. Sshumukcr. clerks,
Third Nard-Miss FRANCES Murphy,
Robert Wiglcy and Miss Mas belle
I%uvclaco, judgcH. Mrs H. T. Ioiser
and A. J. Muloy, clerks.
Fourth ward II e. Mcrsfoldcr
william Burke and Dr L. H. Cham
berlin. Judges; Mrs. Albert Gusdorf
aud Mrs G g. Mcachcm, clerks.
The voting places Will he:
First Mtrd-Nutional Life 1nsur-
nuro office. Second street and Copper
avenue Second Ward Charles chad
wick's ufno" on Gold avenue. between
First and Second street; Third ward
Franklin Realty company, Third
street and Gold avenue; Fourth Ward
city hall.
Due to absence Of city Manager
james y. Gladdiug the city commits
sionors postponed action on the pay
ms program until ucN week, The
plans Of the city engineer Frank
klmhall were presented hut only
briefly discussed.
The commissioners signed q con-
tract with AN advance agent FOR the
Howc's Great London Shows. allow
ing the show TO place it, tents on the
city property at Mountain roa and
the railroad tracks The circus Is to
show here March 20.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-03
WHAT CAUSES GAS
ON THE STOMACH?

u b. caused by ~formontlur. sour
waste matter iu the iut,s'iu,a This
old, foul matter should bo Thoroughly
cleaned OUT with simple hu,ltnnru
bark, rlycrriuo, etc, as mIycd Boo ADJ
I'r-i-kJ. This acts on BOTH upper
and lower bowel, removing old ls-
cumul1tod matter you newer thought
WAS boo your system. Adl'r.i-Eu gee
'icyos ANY CASE gas on the stomach.
EXCELLENT for sou stomach and
chronic constipation Guards against
appendicitis. Alynrudo pharmacy,
corncr Cola avenue ana First street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-03
DOCTORS DIDN'T HELP
HER S|CKLY CHILD
Strong and healthy now. Mother
says Milks Emulsion saved
its life.

,r.., ~, ma ,tr,,.y.sro'd baLv was
60 n co., III l.J ma ~ On.
a.. -, u.5 t.g,
a.. a5 ~, 80 vb.t s1,5
-, ,.. IN. ~
-. - ,,.r,,5
ttI.. t-r,t.., r,,i.,5 b..
a.. 49, Ia a.. "a. ,rn. a..
I ~, o. t.,,f,. ,bsal,t,ly
,i,,rr and br,Iti, 4 am bartEl 40
ssr Mn. Emulsion saved her ufe 49,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-03
Arkansas Railroad
To Be Operated on
Open Shop Basis

HELENA. Ark. March The
Missouri q North Arkansas Railroad
ON which employees engaged Boo upor-
alton OF trains went on strike Sutur-
day morning, hereafter will be- OPP
Grated on the open shop basis. ace
,urdirr "a q statement from the rail-
roads headquarters at Harrison, Ark.
TODAY
The statement declared that zoo
strike breakers from Kansas city
lad been brought to Harrison during
thu past three days and that NEARLY
all Of she operatives and clerks have
gone back to work
The statement concluded.
Charles Patrick Phclan. general
manager OF the road announced that
no unions will Doe recognized here
after and that the Missouri q North
Arkansas Railroad will be operated
from now on as an open road.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-03

"
DETROIT Men, March a-Nh'u
hr"D 10 Denny dppN'd tho hoy
stone 10 the yr''hlnB deck of the Ola
Luhpp"I idhll'' Whrh ne sWHhh'd
aboard the cruiser Yosemite, aud
whon as "a 'I.athorncck' hu iUII,d
with raw marine recruits amid the
heat u sand ct Paris Island Dee had
no idea that those mysterious sre-
nav orders that controlled hls W.ty-
mcnts ever would issu, from Dis own
hand.
Now Hrcsidont-olcCt Harding has
chosen buuby Tor his secretary uf th,
navy and after March I this Detroit
hogany desk and issue orders Ia IN,
gobs' with whom he used Ia toll
-
When DENLY, "a rising young law
yer, enlisted iu tho naval reserve just
prior to the outbreak OF the spanish
war he did not u-k for gold braid.
lie signed up as Edwin DENLY, APP
prentice seaman.
lie hud served six years iu congress
but he asked uu pust of urrferm,nt
when he gave up his business and
his family. Ius enlistment papers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-03
'Secnau' Orders Puzzled Cob
DENLY; NoW He's Going to Issue EN-


BIRTH-Feb Is. 1870, at Evansville,
Ind.
EDUCATION-Uuiycrsi'y Of Michigan,
'a6.
MARRfAGE-March Is. 1911. Co Miss
Marion Thurher ~ Detroit. Two children
OCCUpATION-Lavycr and automobile
Manufacturer
HOME-Detroit. Mich
CHURCH-Episcopsian
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-03

women would only take your Vegetable
Compound they would have better
health. always recommend your Veg.
ctable Compound 10 the neighbors. -
Mrs. TRACY PArTEN, 2 Lincoln Ave.
Salisbury Massachusetts.
The experience Of maternity should
not be approached without careful ply
steal preparation. as il Is impossible for
. weak sickly wife 10 bring healthy
children into the world.
Therefore II a woman is suffering
from a displacement, backache. inham-
nation, liberation, bearingod0wn pains.
headaches, nervousness or 'the blues
she should profit 10y Mrs. Patterns OK
%Perience, take lydia r. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and be restored
~ health,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-03

ITOUWT|ITUN- II- NIT-T
g. 81. Hub.I'. cashier 4I th, -'If.
Bank o., Bloomington. committed
suicide hy shooting late ,,-turIlt
Ills body was found iu tho Mushroom
uf the bank hy the iuuitoI o..
-]uoudcucy ON account ct 80 health
was Nh, evident cause OF tho oct a.
Indicated hy Ca note found near ii.
body.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-03
..pONT s--FoR MlsmINo.

Don. wish ysu could find a !oh-fini 10
Don't wish you could rent your apart.
mtUt-Rrut H.
Don't wish you could sell your house
Stll IT,
Howl
ny uEinF tho HerAld's Classified Columns
Phone aA6. Phone Jt5
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-03

You win find It In our Classi-
aed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-03
AGRUT on ARMY hIII.

WASHINGTON, March 3-Scuatc
ana house Couforcos On the army APP
preparation bill reached an agreement
last night To make provision FOR an
army OF 1856. 900 enlisted men The
agreement was u compromise between
M, senate figure OF l75,Oo0 and the
huus, maximum Of 10000. ana APP
parsutly lnsur.g passage uf iht $3.50 -
100000 army budget al this session
"DoET's-FOR WISHING.
Don't wish you could find a !ob-ftnd a.
Don't wish you could rent your apart.
moat-RCnt a.
Don't wish you could sell your house
Sell Il.
Howl
BY using the HsrSld', Classified Column.
Phone 8a5, Phone 3tb.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-03
BABY BORN
ON PEACE DAY
After Mother Had Been Re-
stored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Salisbury. Mas ''For seven years
| had a female trouble and such bearing
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-09
Governor Bone
 On Way Juneau

Seattle. July 1.--' Alaska is a bus tuvSS proposition ard om Goiug 10 1iyr it ,ar hest rayrr Is in me- said Gusrrunr Eouc of Alaska.
 wue governor arrived from the east last night and when asked con ,-rrfaz rnr Cummius bill declared that r.r bfg ur one closely akin Co 5r ~. be- passed by Congress. Do'. u.ur hertr..s rlal surG d mrasuHr wal, rrau1.uraJr the territory.
 Governor Bone is u,u"wr.u,"d by uls wife. his daughter Nar-arnt and u.s son lsour and all are -uns's of the Eau.rr r.wh today.
 The a.,rr.nr .s aatn2 ro raroma ,omorraa and niu u..ar rar trip o" a. F. A.r>audrv.s sartr. ra" -NuuiIo."
 This al,ornoou the governor is rh" ur-r os rar warowo Commercial ,luh
 lt Was auuouur-L that curt rhirla will be- taa guyvruor.s sry.rtary
 Many mo,or trips and affairs are arranged for tlr Go,r,uor hrlu3a as departure for Nasha.
 Governor Bone will leave here oI rne City ot seattle on Saturday,
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-09

Secretary of Interior Fall will ar rive in Seattle the last week in July and will leave a few days later. on an inspection trip through South eastern and Southwestern Alaska. Mir. Fall will he joined in Seattle by Secretary of Navy. Deuby. The two will go westward as far as An chorage. and inspect the government railroad and the navy's coal mines in the Matanuska district.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-09

Tur IIpuly River Coal Corpora .au broke ground for a new coal mine al Hoaly and the occasion was uur of much moment to the busy camp. The new coal seam which is to be tapped extends from the out cropping on the river, between Sin elrtuu's Pioneer hotel and the Alas kan Engineering commission offices, and is seven feet thick. Tests show tho coal to be the best grade of liz n.tr thus far found in the Nenana coal fields.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-09

Chicago. July S.--The sixteen la bor organizations will decide by ref erendum vote by September first. whether they will accept or reject the twelve per cent. reduction in wages that went into effect on July first.
 This decision was reached hy the executive committee and 1900 car men organizations throughout the country.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-09

Srarr.r. July >.-Goy"ruur Scott r Gunv uC Alaska. was Jrud"rrL au elaborate reception at the Sr.Tur Press Club last night
 Gugrruor Bone mrr ar rao rrc"p. uou many former N,asnaus amon- whom Was E., i;"gvrnad ,iror-r E Howard. rector ot st. tv.ers Ay tav sv. church @ s.'Aa. GuN~ruug uoue 4.. ra;r.'aiaud today d, ,..n Sraue r.Hwu.r ol Cummerr. U a luncheon.
 .nu.-ht rUr Arctic cIun will -.'r a smoare ju huaor of Jar A.a-AJn a1.nruUI
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-09
New Steamship
 Line To Seward

Washington. July 7.-The estab- Iishmcnt of a government shipping line between the United States and Alaska 10 connect with the govern ment railroad at Seward and in con- nection with all federal activities re- lating to Alaska are proposed in T bill introduced thisafternoon to tho senate territories committee.
 This measure has been drawn af- ter consultation with delegations of business men of Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-09

 proposed by the four male members of the board and the consrpuru; cluggiug of necessary action.
 Baltimore. July &.-CAas J. Bon- aparte. dcccudau, of NGpoloan Bonuparte, and at one time secrc- rary or the navy. and later attor- ucy general in the cabinet of Pres idenr Roosevelt, died a few days ago at his home in this rity. He was 70 years uld
 Mr. Bonaparre was a graduate of Harvard and during the war render ed important service in the Council of National Defence.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-09

Fl Paso. July 9.-Willjam Bah man. an engineer was murdered and Charles Robertson, a fireman was sluuged and thrown from a freight train wes, of Alpine, Texas last night.
 After the crime the train ran four miles before the boiler exploded. The explosion wrecked the engine. but no one was hurt further. No clue as to the perpetrators of the deed has been found.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-09
Senator Capper
 Charges Graft

Washington, July 7.-Charging that big business as represented by the United States Chamber of Com merce has made billions of dollars on the cost plus basis, was the as scrtion of Senator Capper of Neb- raska today.
 Capper further denounced that or ganization for opposing the soldier bonus bill after the Soldier had offer cd his health and life at one dollar per day.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-09
President Harding
 Dimes In Restaurant

Washington. July 7.-Unan- uouucad, President Harding dropped into d first class restaurant at noon today and had his lunch.
 Several senators with whom the president was intimately associated while senator were present and joined him in the luncheon.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-09
Spokane Arrives
 Sunday Forenoon

Especial Jo The Alashau
 Juneau. July 9.-The SpO- kane will leave here at 2:$O this afternoon, and will make stops at Douglas, Thane and Haiues. The time of her arriy- al at Skugway Is somewhat in- definite. On rhc last trip north bound. tlr Seattle made ;he trip from Juneau 10 Skagway in about eighteen hours. This schedule of running time would bring the Spokane into Skag- way Sunday morning, at s d. m.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-09

and Alaska ports for operation il connection with the government railroad.
 The bill also would confer upon the president, general authority 10 coordinate by transfer, consolidation or distribution all government agen- cies as having to do with Alaskan af- fairs in Washington.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-09

Washington, July 9.-Srubby, a Boston bull tcrrior, who wears three service stripes and one wound stripe was decorated with a gold medal to- day by General Pcrshing, chief of stan.
 Stuhhy served in the New Eng land division and was wounded at the battles or Siechprcy and St Mic hill.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-09

Washington. July In letter Co Senator Freylinghausen today, sec retary of the treasury declared hatIy against enactmcnt of soldiers bonus legislation at this time.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-09

Washington, July 9.-A bill 10 promote the reclamation of the arid lands of the west was presented in the senate today.
 The bill has been amended pend ing action on the soldiers bonus bill.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-09

Seattle, July 9.-Declaring that Che death of his wife and the fact that he was to be prosecuted this ar- tcrnoon on the charge of smuggling whiskey. was too much for him to bear, so Marcus Reefloeg killed him self
 The rash act was committed at noon and d pistol was used to per form the deed.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-09

San Francisco. Cal. July 9.-John Hays hammond. the cmminent min ing engineer stated this morning that better times are ahead of the world.
 This is especially true concerning tho mining of gold and copper was Uammuud's assertion.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-09

Washington. July 9.--It was dis closed today that the establishment of a line of steamships to ply be- tween the states and Alaska owned and controlled by the government depends upon the result of an inres- tfgarfon now being made by an agent of the United States shipping board.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-09

Washingtin, July S.-The gun boats carrying four and five inch guns that were despatched to Tampi- co, Mexico. have authority to do whatever is necessary for the pro tcction of Americans and their prop erty was the announcement made by Secretary of War Denby today.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-09

raruwa July 1.--Guveruur Bone of A.a~an. tu au address rnis alter uoou asked inc delegates to the ra- c.nr Coas, Advertising Clubs Assuci- atauu ro ar,p him in advertising Al- a~aa ru tur nation.
 Governor Boa. said. My job is now ,u maan Alaska as tr rra.iy .- known e. The people.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-09

Paris. July 9.-The government mas ordered the recall of the French legal mission at Leipzig,
 This has been done as a protest laaust t.o hypocracy of the Ger ..n trials of war prisoners in that city.
 Ir is claimed that all evidence is made 10 suit the German authori- ties.