davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1922-10-04
~A.hlnntMNomInr MN shool.

Drilling has been stopped at the
Ashland wyoming well n mile south
OF Greybull and the hole will be
plugged back 70 the 1850 foot level
and shot at hat point. A good show
,nK was encountered at that depth
and il is believed that a shot will
develop a flow that may run as high
as zoo barrels The showingF At that
point were sufficient 10 cause lease
holders in that vicinity TO plan de-
velopment campaigns n it is ex
, 1922-10-04

Latest reports from the Markham
well drilling nea Henderson stated
hat good progress is being made and
il is expected hat the Greybull sand
will be tapped within the next few
days The hole is now at an approx
mite depth OF 1000 feet.
, 1922-10-04
Mother Dies,
Youth Tries
To End Life

CHICAGO, Oct. 4.--waiter I1etz. II,
was IN old fashioned boy who cared
for no companionship excspt that OF
his mother and his dog. Walters
mother died last Christmas. eve and
he bore his sorrow until a s night
Then he carefully locked his dog out
side the kitchen and turned on the
Ess. Physicians aid be might rscov-
eE.
, 1922-10-04

business for the week under review
shows an increase OF ss93. o00. 900. or
OF about IL per cent. For New York
City an average rate OF increase of
s702 500, 90 Is shown. Increases over
corresponding 1921 figures are also
shown for all the other larger cen
ters. except Pittsburgh. Baltimore, De
troit. Milwaukee, and San Francisco.
The total number OF centers report
ing for the week is 24s, of which 1866
are included in the summary by Fed
eral reserve districts.
Casper moved from twelfth position
to tenth in amount OF bank debts in
the tenth district with headquarters
at Kansas City. 1t is ahead OF Chey-
enc. Colorado Springs. Joplin, Pueblo.
Muskogee. Kansas City. CKansJ and
other cities in h territory of larger
population.
The report for this district follows:
ACCOUNTS BY BANKS IN
, 1922-10-04

The voluu1s Of business for the
week ending September 20. as meas
ured by debts to individual accounts
reported to the Federal Reserve Board
for banks leading centers. aggregated
ss.413 .0oo. 900. or 81, 1so. 600. 900 In ex.
cess Of the total charges for the pre-
vious week. This increase IS due ap.
parently in part to charges or account
Of tax payments. also Of subscriptions
to newly issued Treasury certificates.
but reflects also the larger volume Of
business reported from all parts of
the country. All the important cen
tiers report larger figures than the
week besore. larger tan average
gains arc sown for Boston. Phiiadei-
phia- Baltimore. Detroit, Dallas and
San Francisco.
AS compared with the week ending
September. 81. 1891. the volume of
DEBTS TO INDIVIDUAL
0~nnpTTrv
, 1922-10-04
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO. Oct. 4.--Butter unsettled,
creamery extras 42h nrrts s4M 9s7.
extra irsts ss8nh; seconds SLY
standards $50. Eggs unchanged; re
oeipts s,25s cases.
, 1922-10-04
Crude Market

An ,ak known ms lovers Ink" was
once sold in Paris. Il was guaranteed
TO fad away in less than a month, so
chat letters written with it 500 be
came worthless evidence. Later its
sale was stopped by the police.
Try Tribune Classified wantad.
, 1922-10-04

MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS
MIDWEST HAS ONE COMPLETION

Only one we'll was completed during the week by Midwest
Refining company. that being Salt Creek Consolidated well
No. 2S-A on the southeast quarter of section 3l-4o-7s which
made an initial output of 299 barrels at 2,152 feet.
The Nieber Dome test is being mudded around the casing
at 500 feet. Midway test is drilling at .4s5 feet. Prepara-
tom are behg made to mud the cas- pected tina several more holes viii
lrE -. . nm 80 An tha Ratr Rasinl h. .tntnhl IN III nan Hrn.n
, 1922-10-04
RESERVE BOARD REPORTS
BIG INCREASE in ALL DISTRICTS
Casper Moves up to Tenth Position in This District
With Substantial Gain IN
Bank Debts

The report of the federal reserve board for the week
ended September 20 shows a substantial increase of business
over the previous six-day period for the entire country.
Regarding this increase the report SAYS:
, 1922-10-04
FINANCIAL NOTES

Standard on company o. California
plans a 500 per nj stock dividend
payable December 80 to stock OF rec
ord December D..
, 1922-10-04

Twenty industrlnis on the stock ex-
change averaged $500 today, up I.as.
Twenty rails 91,s6. up 100.
, 1922-10-04

DUN report shows 5,o2T commercial
failures IN the United States durinE
he third quarter Of 1929 with liabin-
ties totaling SIG. 80, 03i. representing
an increase OF SIS in number but So.
100000 less for the Sami period in
1891.
, 1922-10-04

Pullman company armed 1915 per
share for the tear ended July Al As
against $40 for the previous year.
, 1922-10-04

The Chicago Pneumatic Tool COM
pany Will pay its regular quarterly div
idend OF 81 per share on October 20,
stock OF record on October g.
, 1922-10-04

tons are being made 10 mud the cas-
ing at 2.GOO feet In the Baxter Basin
test. Grove well No. ? IN the Notches
field is waiting for cement to set
around the 15isIneh at sT5 feet.
, 1922-10-04
SILVER

NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-Foreisn bar
liver esE; Mexican dollars 80.
, 1922-10-04
Tin Thousands OF Dollars
Week ending

DEBTS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS BY BANKS IN
REPORTING CFNTERS.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02

Tammany ill-started as his first. Nixon did
not fit in, and Tammany met with its second defeat
in 1901 when Seth Low chosen Mayor Nixon
then surrendered the leadership to triumverate of
which Charles f. Murphy chairman Murphy soon
became the whole thing and his sole leadership was
recognized in 1902, since which time he has reigned
with signal success electing George B. Mcclellan
Mayor twice, William j Gaynor and John f.
Hyan twice, losing only in 1913 to John Purroy
Mitchell, independent Democrat Murphy has fol-
lowed closely in the footsteps of Croker, though, I'M
like the later, he has tried to control the State as
well as New York City. and has endeavored to be a
National conventions while Croker, with the
exception of the Van Wyck campaign left State and
National matters to H the upstate leader.
Croker machine politician used enormous
campaign funds contributed by benefciaries of Tam
msny's and Others and was far more inter-
ested in victories than in the methods adopted to
soscure them. However his rule far superior
to that of his immediate predecessors Tammnay s
government much better under his leadership
than it had been during the corrupt days of Tweed,
Hoffman and Okey Hall and the inefficient days of
Ely, Edison and the County Democracy that New York
accept it with good grace-most of the time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02
SELF-GOVERNMENT AND COST.

The argument has been advanced that full Terri
torial form of government would be too burdensome
the taxpayers of Alaska Full Territorial form OF
need not be much if any more costly than
the form of government under which the Territory is
now operating. Washington Territory operated full
Territorial form of government with an income of less
than 500 year after her population greater
than that OF Alaska. There were more than 75,00o
white people in that Territory in 1880, and the Terri
toral tax levy but three mills the dollar.
In of the counties the total tax levy for Terri
torial and County purposes less than two per
of assessed valuations.
The salaries and office expenses of the Governor,
the Secretary and District Judges and Clerks and the
per diem and mileage and contingent expenses of the
Legislature borne by the Federal Government
under full Territorial form of government under
the Of government which have. If the Terri
oral should be costly it would be because
the people made it They have leeway to do that
now, and have not the opportunity to get the
benefit of self government from it,
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02
Canada-America.
Cincinnati Enquirer. J

Cincinnati Enqurer)
Kiwanis Clubs have done wisely in setting aside
a week. April to g. in which to observe celebrations
of the one hundred and four years of uninterrupted
peace between Canada and the United States.
The active observance of this event is significant
and important The two halves of North America,
indeed, be regarded identical. Their rela-
lions for more than hundred years is the out
standing object lesson in international association.
II has proved that strong peoples may live side by side
in security and amity. 1t has proved that accord is
more profitable than aggression. The world has no
parallel to this continued international neighbOrlness
Within terrain reaching from far within the
Arctic circle to the Great Lakes and the Pacific
retained wealth and resources comparable only with
our 1t is the home of strong, virie people,
for the greater part of kindred in blood, in sym
pathy with our ideals, co-parners in the constructive
development of common civilization
The tremendous boundary line which divides the
Dominion from this country is innocent of fortress
or defense works of any character No troops guard
lon either side those thousands of miles of natural
barrier They are needed They have not been
needed in more than hundred years Nor do ships
of war ride the waters of the great inland
which passes the commerce of the two nations. There
is no need. Canada and the United States friends,
friends bound by nnumerable ties of mutual interest
and fraternal association.
Canada Is free, free; Independent in all
things that pertain to her affairs. Now more
than before is the time firmly to cement
this union of good will between the countries
Hence it is gratifying to know that during the COM
ing week representatives of Canada will be with us
here, and representatives of the United States in
Canada, each preaching the gospel of peaceful pro-
gress whose ultimate goal is the actual solidarity in
interest, sympathy purpose and ideals of all the
Americas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02
LOng-Distance Air Flight.
New York Post J

BY the sad death of Sir Ross Smith, the first man
to fly from England to Australia we are reminded
that the four remarkable ngdstance flights of 1919
still constitute record quite unapproached Capt
Smith covered the 500 miles between Hounslow and
Port Darwin in 81 days 20 hours and 20 minutes
MS route passing through Rome Cairo, Delhi, Ran
COON. Singapore, and TimOr. There was marked
romance in this ultra modern penetration the re-
mote Orient; for time, until he overlook Lieut..
Etiene Pouet, his trip had the excitement of race
and there was lack of peril, was shown when
his competitor, Capt Howell. was killed en- route
Smith we'll earned the C 900 offered by the Aus
tralian Government and the knightship given him in
England. A few months before his fight the NC
seapanes of Navy crossed the Atlantic the Wick
ers-Visy of Alcock and Brown made the first non
stop flight to Europe, and the R-34 successfully com
peted its round trip. 1t such a burst of achieve
ment in the air only the most hopeful had per-
dicted would follow the European war.
Since then we have had number of notable long
distance flights in Asia, Europe and the United
states. Americans remember especially the trim of
four army airplanes from Mneoa Nome Alaska
Cal, to the Canal Zone the following year But only
the crossing of the Pacific, the circuit of the world
which Sir Ross Smith about to attempt or the
hrm establishment of very long distance CONNER
cial line like the Atlantic would now he
hailed marked step forward. In times all these
Will come In the fact that Alcock was killed in a
short French fight, and Smith Brookands field
we have evidence that the great dangers are nv no
means peculiar long distance efforts but are those
common to all ascents If reflect that il was in
1903 that Beriot amazed mankind by crossing the
English Channel will not deplore the slow pro-
gress of aeronautcs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02
PUBLIC TO PURCHASE JEFFERSON'S
HOME

A movement to raise $500 900 for the purchase Of
NIonecelIo the home of Thomas Jefferson started
in New York the 18th of the present month. JEFF
ferson's 179th birthday anniversary Miss Ruth Gun
ningham, Secretary and Treasurer of the Thomas JEFF
ferson Memorial Association, is in charge of the cam
paign. The movement is sponsored by former Presi-
dent Wilson, Chief Justice and former President Taft,
Governor Trinke of Virginia and others. 1t is believed
by New York papers that the money will be raised
1t is proposed, when purchased, that the property
shall be offered the Government If the Govern
ment refuses to accept the property a gift, it will
be maintained by the Association monument to
of the greatest of Americans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02
PROPOSALS WANTED.

Sealed proposals Will be received
at the office of the undersigned,
United States Marshal for the First
Division. District of Alaska at Jul
neau for painting the exterior of the
United States Court buildings at
Juneau.
Specifications may be had upon
application to the undersigned.
All proposals must be submitted
on, or before o'clock P. M. May
10th, 1922.
adv. GEO. ID. BEAU MONl'
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02
The Real Horror of 1t

1.-The worst thing about a cold is
figuring how you got it," says Barrie
Payne.
You're wrong, Barrie, the worst
thing about it is to have to listen
to these birds who recommend rock
and rye without telling you where to
get the rye, or the rocks to pay for
it if you know
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02

Austria is the only country in the
world that knows exactly where she stands
columbia RecOrd.)
Wouldn't Lies" better? She appears to be fiat on
her back and seems know it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02
Mean m an

SAT her marriage a bride in India
stands on a large plate filled with
milk and rose-colored sweets re-
marked Mrs. Grouch, who was read
ing the woman's page"
That's nothing" growled her hus-
band, my marriage put me in the
soup
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02

one noticeable difference between the United
states and Europe is that this country Is printing
less money! Boston Transcript
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02
News of the Names Club

H. P. S. says d. Sheets lives at
Blazer, Ohio, but is no relative TO
the d. sheets the hotels furnish.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02

IL Mr. Bryan knew as much about evolution as
me does about elocution he could give the science
boys some trouble-(Cincinnati Enquirer)
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02

The very latest thing out is the
wrist4purse, created by Miss Eva
Hull. of Los Angeles. The purse
is CT patent Leather, with satin RIB
bon. 1t will hold a dollar in
change. several bills-and pow
der puff.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02
Daily Sentence Sermon

Its kick makes hootch popular, but
it's different with men.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02

(Salyerville (Ky) independently
"The editor had several pleasant
callers this week and got the list
misplaced Please call again to get
it Strengthened out
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02

He would go to sleep during her
curtain lectures.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02
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Observations of Oldest lnhabitant
What has become of the old dinner
bells that were used to call the fam
lily to meals?
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02

If there is anything inspiring in that
make the most of it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02
Fool Questions

D. F. when prices fall do they
break?"
They may break the market, but
when they rise they break us.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02

Transfe- Work, coal, kindling. l.
NJ. Ritter, Phone 292. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02

Huh! Several Of Them
Brown-The modern generation is
wise lot.
Black-Yes, you can't get much on
the girls these days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02
GOODY SALE.

Bv the Methodist Sunday School at
Goldstein's Emporium grocery de-
partment, Saturday afternoon, May
adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02
An Execution

"That fellow Smith always is
standing UP for his rights" remarked
Mr. Crouch, admiringly.
mot always, my dear replied his
wife, Sin the car coming home to-
night he was sitting for them while
| was doing the standing"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02
II It Fits

Il 1t Fits
There is this consolation for every
woman, her husband may fail her,
but words never will.
What do they mean talking about
the Devil on the run? 1t has been
our observation that his Satanic
Majesty seldom has to run from any
body nor after them either. for most
people meet him more than half way.
Push means doing it yourself. Pull
means letting some one else do it.
That's why pull is so much more
popular than push.
1t has gotten so the only way we
can get a shock any more is to come
in contact with an electric current.
Probably nothing can grow faster
nor live longer than bad reputa-
ton.
A man may start quarrel, but it
takes his wife to finish it.
"A Western Court has decided
women have a right to dress as they
please and to use a lip-stick II they
want to. Even Solomon could not
have decided more wisely.
1t may be the style for the girls to
wear fringe on the bottom of their
skirts. but when you see a man
wearing it on the bottom OF his
trouers you know it is necessity and
not style that dictated it.
A gossips idea of the world going
to the dogs is to have no scandals in
the neighborhOod.
We are having all kinds OF new
thoughts these days, but after giving
some of them the once over we cant
help but conclude they come from
thinking without the aid OF brains.
Chivalry may be dead, as the
croakers declare, but you can't prove
1t by the verdicts reached by male
jurors when a woman is on trial for
murder.
Another reason why people are
eating less meat now than formerly
is because you can't support filling
station and a butcher shop on the
average mans salary.
There are times, too. when we feel
the only uplifters who get anywhere
are the ones who operate the ele
vators.
"A young man often thinks his cir
can inspire him to do most any
thing, but what she really does after
he gets her is to drive him to drink.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02

Signs Is Signs, Even in Yokohama
(Sign on baker wagon in Yoke
hama)
Tommy Tokoyama, Biggest Loafer
in Town
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02
Gloomy Thought

Gloomy Thought
With summer on the way,
Another pest comes into view,
He is the bird who says:
We'll, is 1t hot enough for you?
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02
Safety. First Hint
How Il Started

Keep your mouth closed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02

Names Is Names and So Is Labels
eek Item in Martin County, Ky,
Advertiser.)
Mr. Leonard Farcum was visiting
Mrs. Label Damron Saturday and
Sunday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02

Keep your mouth closed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-02

Beauty Hint
Keep yourmouth closed.
The Washington times., 1922-01-05
Purchased for Friday
Lingerie BlOuses
Priced S1.39

OF excellent quality voiles,
dimities and other sheer fabrics
that make a good appearance
and launder perfectly. A par
ticularly favorable feature is that
trimmings include a profusion Of
genuine Dutch Val arranged in
many a new manner. Others are
tailored. Every wanted size.
Second Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-01-05
INDIA IS DIVIDED
UPON QUESTION
Of FREE STATE
Gandhi and Minority Opposed to
Republic, but Favor Do
minion Government

Sailendra n. Chose, director Of the
American commission to promote self
government in India, today issued q
statement, based on a dispatch he
had Just received from India, to clear
up the apparent discrepancy In his
announcement of last Sunday night
that a republic had been declared In
India, and the later dem ais of the
India office in London. Mr.. Chose
Taid:
The Republic OF the United States
of India was declared, as announced
Sunday night. but the declaration
does not at this time have the sup.
port of Mohandas X. Gandhi, non
cooperation leader, and OF small
minority that favors a dominion
status for India. There are three
factions in the All.India National
Congress. which met last week in
Ahmedabad-the Centrists, or non
co-operators, led by Gandhi; the mod
crates, and the extremists. who want
ed an immediate declaration or indie
pendence, to be sustalnd by what
ever means might be necessary.
I'm the full session Of the Congress.
their view would have prevailed. No
resolutions were permitted to go 10
the full Congress, however. without
the Endorsement OF resolutions COM
mittee. in which the extremists, be-
cause of the arrest Of many OF their
leaders. were in a minority. Con-
sequently, only resolution for inde-
pendence presented to the Congress
was that Of the centrists. which de-
clared for separation from the Brit
ish empire. but left II TO the discre.
ton of Gandhi to issue the formal
declaration. That was the resolu-
ton passed by the Congress; but
after that body adjourned, the ex-
tremists, with the support of great
majority Of the AllIndia Moslem
League, which was meeting In An
medabad at the same time, declared
for an immediate declaration OF in
dependence, and sanctioned violence
for defense!
"As a matter Of fact. there Is no
difference between the centrists and
extremists except as to time OF de
claring independence.
I'm his policy of non-co-operation
and civil disobedience' Gandhi has
the solid support of the extremists,
of course; but their declaration OF
the republic was made to force the
issue. So while there has ben a div
islon as to the time for an open break
with England. the important thing is
that the centrists and extremists are
united in their determination for in
dependence"
The Washington times., 1922-01-05
OPERATION PERFORMED
ON DAUCHERTY'S WIFE

BALTIMORE. Jan. 6.-After being
treated for several months at the
Johns Hopkins Hospital. Mrs. Harry
M. Daugherty. wife Of the Attorney
General OF the United States. was
operated on yesterday afternoon at
that institution.
The operation was performed by pr,
George +. Bennett, under the super
vision of DR.. Lewellys +. Barker, who
has had Mrs. Daugherty under obser.
walton since first coming to the hos
pital. Mrs. Daugherty has been suf-
fering for years from a disease Of the
joints, which reached an acute stage
few months ago.
Mr.. Daugherty motored to Baltimore
from Washington yesterday morning
and went to the hospital. where he re-
manned throughout the afternoon.
The Washington times., 1922-01-05
FiUe Wonderful
Saving Opportunities
Boys Overcoats,
Mackinaws,
Mixture and
Corduroy Suits
Choice of Either
1895
Limited Quantity
Limited Quantity

Early shoppers will get the
best of this offering. And
thrifty shoppers will need no
urging to be among the ear
Hest. Think of buying these
serviceable, well-made gar
ments at such ridiculous pric-
ing. Choose FROM
AZ Boys Mackinaws, $3.95
Double-breasted, overplaid
Mackinaw fabric. Side pockets,
all-round belts, convertible col
lars.
so Boys Mixture Suits, $3.95
Norfolk style; serviceable,
heavy mixtures with lined knicker
trousers. Broken sizes. Come
early.
10 Boys Corduroy Suits, $3,95
Wide vale corduroy; Norfolk
style coat. Knockers are lined
and the making is worthy Of men,
ton.
70 Juvenile Overcoats, $3.95
Belted, double-breasted; col
lars that button close to the neck;
mixtures and plain colors.
43 Chinchilla Overcoats, $3.95
Blue and gray chinchilla,
warmly lined; belted model, but
tons to neck. Come early for
your size.
Fourth Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-01-05
CHILD Is ScALDED TO
DEATH BLOWING BUBBLES

GREENVILLLE. 8. c.. Jan. s.
Five-year-old Nickels McBee was
scalded to death while blowing soap
bubbles at the home of his parents
here yesterday.
A hot-water tank exploded, and the
little fellow was so fearfully injured
by the scalding water that he died.
The Washington times., 1922-01-05
so SAILORS DIE. 20 HURT
BY EXPLOSION ON VESSEL

ATHENS, Jan. Fifty sailors were
killed and twenty injured by an ex-
plosion on the Greek destroyer Leon
in the Piraeus harbor today. Two
other warships which were lying
alongside the Leon we're damaged.
The Leon was launched in 1911,
but afterward rebuilt. She Is 293 feet
long and % feet in the beam. displac-
ing / 1000 tons She Is equipped with
four finch guns, one 6-pounder. and
four 18.inch torpedo tubes.