davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10

1rer. subed bat @ultur. Das be-
tpeiit au6 sic &altung ser 8ep0l.
ferutfg. Son auen 8unoesitaaten
bebtelt BET Der umtudl5ung alein
2ubed feline alte &egierung; bier
ging sic ummal5ung obne ieoes
'8lutpergteBen ab, uno in Ger rer.
boien, unrubebouen Solge5eif> fam
eS bier MIR gan5 Derein5elt 5u ntdt
nennensmerten nnruben. Gas lit
Elm gldn5enoes 3eugnis ni@t' nur
fir Ole Snbaber ser 5toatsgepalt,
ni6t rar ein 8emeis Ser politii@en
&lugbett bes 5enats, Der peritano<
nisbon rn6 6%anfensmert Ben neuen
@erbaltniiien %gebiibren6 &ednuna
trug, 6as lit >am9 Elm gldn5enoes
3eugnis fir sic 8epolferung, Die
entpe6er iiberbaupt ni@t 5u Mus-
i@reitungen, gu @emalttatigfeiten
uro 8lutoergteben netgte o0er, mo-
iolde Meigungen etma pocbanoen
tparen, bteie our@ geeignetes Ser.
balten iofort int Seine erltidte.
90 iebr 2iibed lint ieinen 8eiib
in Ser Oitieemirti@aft au@ gu famp'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10

riiden Gntla0ungen sec @emitters
sic in ser gr6e uno in SEN @egen-
itdnoen entbaltenen @afe in ibrer
Gntmidltng foroern. .2oonrd er'
flart es iid al1d, 0ab lnmittel5ar
mad eitem @emitter sic @eriihe
itdrfer mabrnebmbqx iino als por'
FER. gs fonnte ols b0ditma6ribetn-
li9 a11genomlnen meroen, BOB Die
beritdrfte @%asa1S0uni tnng NIT DEM
beidleunigten 3erieBungspro5eB Der
Wftlh nno onoerer Nahrungsmittel
in einem uriadlihen 3uiammen9an-
&c 1tebt. Sic praftiiden 8erirde
Sic mani anlteute, in6cm man moa-
lidlt Sic gleiGen 8eoingungen ld}ut
inter 0enen ein 8er6erben Der be-
treffenoen Mabrungsmittel eintreten
miir6e, ergaben cine iebr groBe
@abrideinlidfeit fir sic &idttgfcit
oieier @%ppotbeie.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10
Ser @aturnzM Sting (anfsefdnitten).

XXI Sulul!t>JtlUb
riefige 9,1gel, beren Dur6meiier fait
oaS 3ebnfa6e, 6eren 8olumen mebr
als oas 700fa9e bes @r6bolumens
BARTLETT, miro NUN BON Dem &ingiD.
fteme in %folgenber @eiie freii9pe-
BEND nmgirtet; mobei man bret @tn-
&c, Die fon5entrif9 ineinanoerltegen.
unteri6eioet: Scr duBerite Durd-
meiier 6es meiteltens &ingeS ergibt
ii6 81 277,40O &ilometer, Ser in.
mere 9ur6melier oieies &inges at
242,200 &ilometer. Damn folgt Die
iQgenannte caiiinii6e &eilung (oer
oeutli@e ibpar5e Strt6, ben man
auf allen beiieren Saturnringoarit el-
lungen finoet) in elmer tuabren 8ret-
tie bon 5000 &ilometer. Ser mitt-
lere, beQe Sting bat $4,000 &ilorne-
ter auBeren uno 177,200 &ilometer
inneren 9urdmeiier. Mni9lteBeno
an 6ieien Sting folgt enoli9 gegen
Sic @atarnsfugel 5u nod Elm au-
Berit feiner, erit ipat entoedter nno
au6 beute 11r IN beiieren Sernrob-
rem ii6barer, fa1t ountler 0lor-)
Sting, 6eiien innerlter &an6 1872
900 &ilometer 9urGmeiier be1iBt
un6 fona6 run6 10000 &ilometer
bon Ser 0berfld@e 6es Saturn ab-
itebt. 9ie 8reite 6es gaa5en Sting
lD1tems tp4re 6emna9 ni9t mentger
ais $4,000 &ilometer ooer mebr als
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10

@enige @taote in 6euti6en 2an-
oen iiben auf Grem6e un0 @inbeimi-
ide ei11e1t 10 eigenartigen 8m1ber
aus mie 2ibed. Muf einem SMgel
5pii9en ser Srape nn6 ibrem Neben-
fluff, ser 8afenib, erbaut, laufen
fait idmtli6e Straben in mebr ODER
meniger itarfen Meigungen oen BET
SEN @epaiiern gu, o11rbidnitten BON
5tpei langgeItredten @aiienL Sic oie
gar5e Staot bonn 8urgtor Bis gum
Mublentor queren, ser 8reiteitraBe
nno Ser @%0nigitraBe. SroB oes ge-
ringen nmfangs ser inneren Stoot
lit 1ie Iberrei@ nit &ir@ en geiegnet>
uno bon ibner alien ltreben mahtige
Eiirme in bte meiit flare, mtnobe-
megte SUIT empor. 5don bon mei-
tenn iiebt man oieie Surme eng 3lt-
iammengeriidt Dos 9ta6tbilo mber-
rage11, uno 6ieier @inornd anoert
lid beim Naberfommen ni@t, 6enn
ste 1d0nen 19lanfen Eurme itno al
le mirfli@ nidt melt poneinanoer
entfernt. Son Der @arienfir9e, Die
mitten in Der Staot itebt uno auf
6as berrlihe altertiimli6e- &atbans
binabliebt, tont no@ INNER oaS alte
@loden1piel, 6as emit, alS es noW
feine @iien- uno 5traBe1babnst1
gab, fen iiber oie 5taot b%intonte>
iett aber I'M @erdui6 oeS mooernen
Ereibens fir SOS DIR i@mq6er ge<
woroen lit. Mu@ auf Die Meng-
ltrabe liebt sic Murtenfir6e binab
un6 auf sic Siidergrabe, mobin
Ebomas Mann sic 55enen ieines
geraoe5u prabtpouen &omans v8no-
6enbroofS" perlegt bat. Dieler So
man lit ia EN- @tmd 2nbed uno
bel BON ser gigenart Ser Staot nn9
ibrer Meni9en lit in linn bei@toiien.
2ubed itebt auf cine gemalttge Ser
gangenbeit 5uriid, mar 6ie Staot
6od emit 6ag $a11pt Der md@tigen
&ania. sSsn Sen 8auperfen 1T nod
pieles bon Der alten 9err11cbte1t er-
balten. SeBt nod Dem groBen 4srie=
&c, regt ii@'s au6 tn anbed tpte'
DER in mutpouer Mrbeit gum @ieoer-
a1fbau 6eS 9eutiden &etbes.
@s~gibt, mie geiagt, tpenige 9taote
in 9eutidlan6 bon Dem boben Mei5
uno ser @9onbeit, mie 2ibed fe
in TO- rei9em MaBe autueiit. Muf
@9ritt uno Sritt er5dbIen nnS bier
monumentale 8alten bon ieiner INT
gem0bnli6 %glan5oollen @ei6i@te;
jeoer 5tein rebet 8anoe bon Sc
i6ibte> pie ser friibere @euti6e &ai-
Ter @ilbelm II. emit iagte. @obl
gibt es gr0bere 5aote an Ser Dit
fee, i60nere nidt. Mu@ Dos gepiB
rei5pole~ Dan5ig bat feline Marien-
fir6e; Sic 2iibeds aber mirft nod
ma6tpoller, nod impoianter; mobl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10

fen, oenn feline 8emegnngen 5eigten
ber6altnismdBig menig Mbmei@un-
qett bon ser Sbeorie nn6 maren 6ar-
INN tpeita11S ni@t 10 irtereliant fir
ste re6nenoen Mitronomen alS etma
sic 6ama1s fait unerfldrliden 11n-
reqelmGBigfeiten 6es Mars in 1et-
1tet1 8abnlaufe, 10 batte 6ie gan5e
@%initeuung Der @elebrteapelt nun
mebr nit ser @rfin6ung 6es Gern<
qlaies eine b0nige @enoung gerom-
men. @abren0 borber nit Ml1snab-
me bon Come u1b Mon6 ale @e,
ftirne als u1tausge6ebnte 2i@tpnnfte
eri9ienen, 5eigten ii@ n1trmebr Die
8laneten als beutlt@e S4etb@en
BON tpe9ieln6er @roBe nno @eltalt
uno iogar bon eintger 8eri@ieoe11-
beit bes Musiebens ibrer Oberfla.
den. Man begann, it@ nidt lnnr
1uebr fir ste 8abnen, ionoern aud
fit 6as Mnsieben, Die Oberfla6en,
bei@affenbeit urb oie 8uitanoe out
oen 8laneten al intereiiieren, etn
ut1ermebli9 meites Sel6 1teuer .8e-
oba9tungstdtigfeit, peldes Ser al
ten 5ternfori6ung gang nnbefannt
geblteben mar. Weit einem @orte,
ser quite olte @otl1rn, ser Big babin
fal1m etnem Mltronomen &opf5er-
breben bereitet batte, par nit einem
Male oas Obieft Der groBen Senfa-
ton 6es Cages geporoen, 3umal er
ni6t getpint idien, 6as @ebeimnis
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10

fen fat, 10 miro es i'm nidt nl1r mei,
ter erfolgreib bebaltpten, lonoern i'm
o1er @abrldeinli6feit na@ nocb err
tpeitern, 1nb 10 miro eS I'M @elltes=
Ieben 9eutidlan0s aud cine intrner
beoeutenoere Noue ipielen, init Jug
un0 &e9t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10

Gntitebeung Der ber1@ieomen MingzNn<
{idten. Snnere @uipfezgrbbabn, aubere
5aturnbabn, i'm 8entrum Come. sc
tpiro fihtlid).. tuarum Der @ing in 5tpei
@teuungen BON Der @9mallette in 3tpei
anoeren AM breitelten erl9eineu muB.
&aapiiden ale ubrigcn Steuungen.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30
strict No. 9S, Mills 9S.5

TOWN OF BIRCH ISLAND
Including State. County. Town or Village
~ g., and School District Levies
(Rates OF Taxation on Moaey and Credits
80 cents per 5000
School District No.. 49, Mills 92.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30
TOWN OF aKELLIHEF

TOWN OF ?kELLlHER 80 =" s~-
: Total Tax Rate BY School Districts
Including State, County. Town Or Village
and School District Levies '@' =
N Crates of Taxation on Money and Credits
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30

+. TOWN OF LIBERTY
- Total Tax Rate BY School Districts
Including State, County, Town or Village
r. and School District Levies
% Crates Of Taxation on Noaey and Credits
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30

,&Ef TOWN OF BROOK LAKE
= Total Tnx Rate by School Districts
Including State. County. Town or Village
r.'' and School District Levies
(Rates Of Taxation on Money and Credits
30 cents per 5000
School District No. 25, Mills 1924
School District No. 1l9, Mills 81.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30
Assessed
TOWN OF BUZZLE

TOWN OF BUZZLE
!. Total Tax Rate Dy School Districts
Including State: County. Town or Village
~, and School District Levies
so cents per S10O)
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30
Assessed
TOWN OF BIRCH

: - - TOWN OF BIRCH
Total Tax Rate ny School Districts
'iInciading State. county. Town or Village
-, !, = and School District Levies
~. GRatss of Taxation on Money; ind Credits
20 Cents per $100.)
N.-.'s,.s
$, !! School District No. 9s, Mills 9s.5
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30

TOWN OF GRANT VALLEY :,
Including State, County, Town or Village
and School District Levies i.CI,-,
% Crates of Taxation on Monsy ana Credits
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30
TOWN OF LEE

|, TOWN OF LEE = :, - =
Total Tax Rate ny School Districts -.
Including State, County, Town or Village
e. -h.. and Scnooi District Levies -.
- -. t% 49,"
80 Crates of TaSation on :don.sy and Credits
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30
TOWN OF HORNET

T. TOWN OF HORNET .'. -
? Total Tax Rate Dy School District. -
Including State, County, Town or Village
T. and School District Levies =
.o Rates Of Taxation on Money anil Greats
80 cents per S1OO.) -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30

TOWN OF LANGORn - - - '
Total Tax Rste ny School Distrfcts
Including State, County, Town or Village
and School District Levies - '>
Crates of Taxation on Moaey ai,l Credits
30 cents per 5000 tr .'-~,' .....-'
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30

- TOWN OF MAPLE RIDGE
I Total Tax Rate by School Districts
including State; County. Town or Village
and School District Levies
b. &w- ...I .:7..
80 cents per $100.) - e
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30
Personal Property Tax
List Of BeItIami
County 1922 !.
& 4ttsss -. q ,s&,SaF'...r.' o. ,'"-'
:: - 4 CONTINUED from page -
CONTINUED from page u
TOWN OF BIG GRASS
Total Tax Rate by School Districts

G--.. TOWN OF BIG GRASS
: Total Tax Rate by School Districts
Including State County. Town or Village
! and School District Levies
<*%(Rates of Taxation on Money and Credits
so cents per SlUO)
~
~ School District No. 5, Mills 1908
= J. School District No. 119, Mills 915
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30

-, TOWN OF CORIANT
Total Tax Rate by School Districta
Including State, County, Town or Village
and School District Levies
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30
TOWN OF KONG

TOWN OF KONG
Total Tax Rate BY Schoel Districts
Including State. County, Town or Village
=, and School District Levies 49,. -
Crates of Taxation on Money AMI Credits
80 cents per $100.) -..-, =
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30
TOWN OF JONES

~ TOWN OF JONES g.. !. ~
Including State, County, Town or Village
: 4.->l and Scnool District A-svi~sl --
.. -
Z, Crates of Taxation on Money and Credits
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30
TOWN OF DURAND,

TOWN OF DURAND
Total Tax Rate by School Districts
Including State. County. Town or Village
and School District LevicS
(Rates of Taxation on Money and Credits
80 cents per 5000 '..
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30
TOWN OF ECKLES

TOWN OF ECKLES
Total Tax Rate By School Distrlcts
Including State. County. Town or Village
and School District Levies
Crates Of Taxation on Money and Credits
anti :
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30
School District No. 80, Mills 1869
School District No. 1ly, Mills oS3.4
Assessed

TOWN OF HAMMERS
.~., -.
Total Tax Rate ny School Districts
Including State, County. Town or Village
and School District Levies
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30

Crates of Taxation on Moncy an.l Credit
80 cents per $1OO,) IS -. - ., ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30

1u11U11reie1' L.lIlIe - 2.IU - 2.7U
,sE4 F@@'- TOWN OF HAGALI - H.
Total Tax Rate ny School Districts
Including State, County, Town or Village
and School District Levies
- Crates of Taxation on Money and Credits
ESQ cents per 5000 .-'>,''
\, School District No. AZ, Mills 962
80 Schooi District No. 46.> Mills 134.a
- School District No. 65, Mills 95.7
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30
TOWN OF HAMRE


go" TOWN OF HAMUE -
Including State, County, Town or yillarc
~ and School District Levies
=, (Rates Of Taxation on Money anl Credits
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30

(Rates of Taxation on Money aud Credit.
80 cents per $1OU.) - =. = ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30
Name Of Person,
IN, Value Money Amt.
TOWN OF EROHN

. Total Tax Rate BY School Districts @
Including State, County. Town or Villas
and Srhool District Levies :.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-19
GERMAN ARTISTS WILL MAKE TOUR
 AROUND WORLD

HAMBURG. Oct 19.-Two German sailboats Of small dimensions are due to brave the furics of the At lantic on experimental oceanic voyages within the coming year..
 On one of them party of 13 German artists and professional men plan to circumnavigate the globe. They have recently tested their craft in a trip to Copenhagen, and are now trying to complete arrangements for leaving before the end of the year. The vessel is 5S feet long and will carry three writers, three artists. and q number of movie" ac- tors from Berlin, accompanied by a Munich doctor. This tour is to be made by way of Holland. Spain, the Canary Islands. Cuba, Mexico, both coasts of South America, the South Sea islands, China, Japan, India and the Suez Canal. It is expected that three weeks will be required in crossing the Atlantic, and the party plans to return home in about two ye1rs.
 The other enterprics is to be con ducted by three German sailors in a i3-foot sailboat of 12 tons, which they themselves intend to build. They will attempt to make the trip from Hamburg to Now York, and are planning to sail under the auspices of the Imporiak Yacht Club of Wuerttemberg. It has been re ported that American interests agreed to bear the costs of the cx- pertinent if the boat carried the American flag, but that the offer was rejected These scamen do not expect to take to the water before next spring.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-19
Feeble Father Is Slain;
 Failed to Prepare Supper

CHICAGO, Oct. 19. William Klockzin, 77 years old, feeble and unable to earn a living, was slain with an ax by his son, Helfuth, 3S, after the son found no supper in tho house last night, according to g confession attributed to the son by police today.
 The staying was one of two kill ings, which, with the womding of young woman, swelled crime re- ports at police headquarters.
 Two men, police say, were stabbed by George Novak. 27 years old, who said his home was in Jersey City, N. J. The victims, Harry Plauder, q saloon keeper, and Frank Murk according to the police, said Novak had insulted a woman and that he stabbed them for interfering.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-19
80 NATIONS TO BE REPRESENTED
 AT RUM SESSION
Convention of World League Against Alcoholism Meets
 Next Month.
(Continued From rage One.1

relations regarding trade treaties and other agreements respec'ing self-determination of nations in re- gard to establishing and maintaining liquor control The> conduct of liquorcarrytng vessels On the high seas with respect to supplying smds- giers of liquor into dry territory and ether issues involving protection of internal policies adopted by inde- penoent nations also will be dis cussed
 Many English prohibition leaders are scheduleI to appear on the pro gram Among these are Dr. C. ". Saleeby. London, physician; Miss Agnes F. Slack, writer and speaker for temperance reform; Jeff Jones, labor leader and former member Of the House of Commons; Di. C. C. WrtAs, London temperance wo. :sr.
 Others on the program are Miss Anna A Gordon of Evanston, H., president of the national and worlds w. C. T. U.; Dr. Robert Herood Lausanne of Switzerland; Dr. P. A. Baker of Westeryille, O., general su- perintendent of the Anti-SaloOn League of America; pr. Howard H. Russell. founder and assistapt su- perintendent of the Anti-Saloon League. and Miss Cora Frances Stod- dard of Boston. secretary of the Scientific Temperance federation.
 Arranpempnts arc heinz mada, for an attendance of 5000, of which more than 1000 are expected from the United States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-19

the United States Court for, China on charge of violating this par ticular statute.
 The defendant formerly published The Far Eastern Times at Harbin In. connection with a scheme to in crease the circulation of this pub lication it was alleged, that Brown supplied numbered coupons with each copy distributed and then held drawings in which certain numbers won prizes of ten yen each.
 Acting on complaint, Brown WAS arrested by an American con sular offivial at Harbin. When he was brought to Shanghai he was he'd for trial at a hearing before U. s. Commissioner N E. Lurton but was permitted to sign his own bail bond in the sum of $500 and was released.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-19

meeting was the election of Duncan C. Robertson as secretary, in place Of Joseph Beaupre, resigned.
 The choice of Duncan Robertson for position which requires tact, activity, enthusiasm, and good knowledge Of lodge work is one that will appeal to every Pioneer. It would be hard to find man whose experience better fits him for the position. Duncan Robertson, formerly member of the Yukon Council, knows everybody in the country; he ic q prominent members of the Odd Fellows and Eagles; and is thor oughly acquainted With the work.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-19
b. W. CLUB HOLDS
 IMPORTANT MEETING

The regular meeting of the Doug las Island Women's Club was held last evening at the home of Mrs. John Livie at Treadwell. An inter esting program consisting of two readings was given, one on Coal by Mrs Glenn Kirkham, and one on the Life of Caruso" by Mrs. Leo DeMytt.
 The committee in charge of the tag sale reported reasonable success for the venture, about SPA being re alized. A motion to hold a goody sale on the day before Thanksgiving, November 29, for the further benefit of the fire escape fund was voted favorably upon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-19
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
TAG SALE NETS FAIR SUM

The tag sale held yesterday by the Douglas Island Women's Club was fairly successful, a total of SPA being realized, which will be used to apply on the balance owing for to the school by the club. Nearly all the children in town were out selling the tags, several almost ty- ing for first prize, which was won by Elizabeth Sey, who sold the most tags. Second prize was won by Mona Carlson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-19
Recaptured Jaibreaker
 Taken to Pen for Safety

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 19.-Adam Blaszyk, alias Ward, one of the three men who escaped from the Los An geles county jail last Monday night and were rccaptured, was today sent to San Quentin to serve life sen tence fer strang.ing and robblng aged Mrs. Nancy Wheclock.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-19
OLIVE THOMAS AND
 DEMPSEY AT LIBERTY

Out Yondcr.' with thrilling scenes lad on the coast around lighthouse will be the movie feature tonight at the Liberty with the late Olive Thomas featured.
 Jack Dempsey in another serial of Daredevil Jack will also be shown and weekly will open the show.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-19
MARTHA SOCIETY TO MEET

The Martha Society of the Presby terion Church will meet Friday after noon at o'clock at the home ot Mrs. J. B. Reher, rear of Pereil' Apartments. Mrs JsP. Williams will assist Mrs. Reher as hostess.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-19
ATTEMPTING TO PROHIBIT
 AMERICAN" LOTTERIES, CHINA

SHANGHAI, Oct. 19.--What is said to be the first efforttto apply to Americans in China the Ameri- can law prohibiting lotteries is be- ing put forth in the case of B. F.. Brown, who was held for trial ill
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-19
ROBERTSON IS SECRETARY
 OF DAWSON PIONEERS
(Dawson News. ]

The Pioneers ield their regular meeting at Pioneer Hall Thursday evening. when important business was transacted. A festure of the
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-19
Divine Healer SchIater
 Is Dead; No, He Is No'

LCS ANGELES, Oct. 19.-Thas man who died in St. Louis yesterday giv- ing the namo of Francis Schlater, healer was an imposter., This is the declaration of man visiting the Los Angeles Times last night, mak- ing the statement and then dlsap- bearing. CF1t
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-19
LEAVING SOON FOR SOUTH

Charles Schram expects to leave on an early boat for Bellingham, Wash. He expects to remain for-the winter, returning in the spring.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-19

Always Busy-Why? There's a reason. See Morris. the carpenter
 -adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-19

a Kodia reading that the 
  yesterday generally below weather will continue this during tonight and
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-19

FALSE FACES, DOMINOES. WIGS, MUSTACHIOS, for the Eagles Masquerade, Friday night, at Guys Drug Store. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-19
ALASKA DAY PROGRAM GIVEN

An interesting program was held by the high school yesterday after noon in commemoration of Alaska Day.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-19

Prince Seattle Portland and Sal made and D. Juneau time.
The Washington times., 1922-05-19

to be an efficiency target at which
Government chiefs may shoot In
vain, was the thought expressed by
Louis +. Musil. OF the Henry l..
Doherty Company and others, but
that is no longer true. A committee
will be appointed to study the budget
system more thoroughly with the
idea OF applying 1t to corporations.
Following round table conferences
morning and afternoon, the office
managers are to confer late today
with Herbert Hoover, Secretary Of
Commerce, who will "sit down and
talk things over" with them. The
chief events on tomorrow program
are an audience with President Hard.
ing at 1915 o'clock and election Of
officers.
Opinion is divided among the dele
gates In the matter Of tests for
clerical employees. to discussion of
which a large part Of the morning
session was given over. The use OF
psychology in fitting clerks to vari-
Gus jobs was roundly scored by
several speakers. following condem-
nation of the practice by DR.. John
b. Watson. leading psychologist, yes
terday. Chairmen in round table
forums were NJ. B. Folsom, Eastman
Kodak Company: Leo II. Mccall,
New York Life Insurance Company;
Miss E II. Meyers. Curtis Publish.
ing Company; d. J. O'Connor, La.
Sale Extension University; II. A.
Piper, Du Pont de Nemours & Co.;
The Washington times., 1922-05-19
ERADICATION Of
MALARIA SEEN
|NSHORT TIME
Discovery That Certain Fish
Deadly Enemy Of Mosquito
Cheers Science.
BY WILLIAM r. FLYTHE.

What is considered an epochal
advance in the control of disease,
ranking with the discovery OF vac
Cines in Importance, was announced
to State health Officers by The United
States Public Health Service here
yesterday.
1t presaEeS eradication OF malaria
and yellow fever and other mosquito
borne diseases from the face of the
earth within the next five years, II
was declared.
Where tons OF quinine and mil.
lions of dollars in drainage projects
have failed nature has stepped in
and is rapidly solving problem that
has baffled health authorities since
the dawn Of civilization.
II is the simple discovery that the
top mlnnow. Gambusia Afinis. the
tiny little fish that swlms at the sur
face Of streams and ponds. is the
natural enemy of the embryonic mos
quito and exists by preying upon
mosquito larvae.
Unfortunately the particular va
fore only as bait is limited in his
habitat and until this year the Public
Health Service was unable to carry
on its experiments on as broad a
scale as il desired. II was announced.
But through the cooperation OF the
Bureau OF Fisheries, who have prop
agated and transported them in large
numbers TO various communities,
positive and far-reaching benefits
have been obtained, II was stated