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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28
Will China Unite?
New York Evening Post.

New York Evening Post)
Chinese civil has been nearly constant for
years that the only question of many experts who
watched Pei-fu defeat Chang Tso-lin this spring
the factional alignment in the next conflict
In the July number of ASA Mr.. Nathaniel PETER
predicted that it would be war between Sun Vat
and WI Pei-fu, between the great leader of the
South and the newly emerged Northern leader Re-
cent dispatches have also spoken of a growing breach
in Picking between President Lii Yuan-hung and WI
Pei-fu 1t is hardly short of amazing to have all the
cmens turn towards harmony. Yet instead of seeing
WI Pei-fu and DR.. Sun at war, WI ndorsing
Suns progressive and inviting him to Peking
to help put it practice, while Lii Yuan-hung is
reported willing to resign his Presidency to Sun.
The possibility suddenly emerges of reunion of
South and North, the restoration of Dr. Sun to the
Presidential chair of which he robbed, the draft
ing of Constitution, and the delivery of China
from her constant strife by coalition of her best
elements.
1t will be necessary to watch events closely Yet
such coalition in the making is easily
ceivabe. Both Sun and WI Pei-fu patriotic men
of high motives and liberal views. They equally
hostile to military despots like the defeated Chang
Tso-lin japanese tool swayed wholly by selfish
aims WI Pei-fus revival of the Parliament his
refusal to take dictatoral powers, his demand that
military affairs be centralized at Pekng and subor-
dinated to civil authority, which would the end
lof government by tuchuns and generals, all confirm
the view that with his military talents he China
best hope
Dr. SUM- the republics chief founder. also has
its firm reestabshment and the sweeping away of
the selfish tuchons sincerely at heart. But he is
vain, credulous and lover of authority His recent
coalition with Chang Tso-in, like his coalition 1920
with the notorious Tuan Chjui, shows how designing
men him against the republics best interests
Beaten in Canton and driven to Shanghai, he is
doubtless to his face If he will accept
partnership in reconstructng China with more prac-
tcay than he has shown in the past, he may do
much to furnish political brains for the task while
WI furnishes the strength
For the first time in years China has a chance
of marked towards the goals which Can
ton Government has cherished. Will Pekng and
Canton at last join to seize it?
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28
CONDITIONS IN SIBERIA.

The circumstance that the Hudsons Bay Company
officials have decided abandon for the present at
least, the plan establish their company in Siberia
on account unsatisfactory governmental conditions
tells its story. The representatives of the
company who have returned from Anadyr Nome say
that there is protection in Siberia for foreigners
and certainty for the future.
The situation described by these men comedies
with the letter. printed in this paper. of former
Alaskan who had gone to point in Siberia farther
south than Anadyr. All of them make it very plain
that Siberia is good country to stay away from at
the present time.
These are times when Alaskans should stay at
home.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28

with rouge, young man now can
kiss a girl ad libitum.
We sometimes wonder if the pres
ent generation of cake eaters were
not all teachers pets when they were
little
Unless people have become expert
acrobats they never should try to
stand ON their dignity" 1t is an
exceedingly hard thing to do, though
it is very amusing to others to
watch the performance.
1t doesn't surprise us a bit to hear
of a couple who have been divorced
being good friends. 1t is trying to
live with each other that makes
them enemies.
1t is our guess that a young man
never looks for a wife at a petting
party.
We get tired of our worries, but
at that we would not want to change
places with the bird whose greatest
worry is getting his cigarettes mono
grammed and having his socks match
his tie
No matter how big a dumbbell a
man is he can get some woman to
think he is the greatest thing that
ever came down the pike.
We guess the banks just wouldn't
be able to handle all the savings
accounts if there were as many peo-
pie practicing economy as there are
preaching it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28
" IL Fits

The reason a lot of women never
learn to drive a car is because they
get more pleasure out of sitting in
the back seat and telling their hus
bands how to do it.
Whenever We discover friend
likes a person for whom we have nc
earthly use, We begin to lose faith In
him.
We have some funny expressions
in our languagc-they say her father
gives the bride in marriage whea
what he really is doing is just col
letting a free boarder in son-in-
law.
One advantage a bachelor has over
married man is that 1t is so much
easier to silence conscience than
it is a wife.
We always have wanted to know.
but never had the nerve to ask. how
skinny flapper keeps rolled-down
hose from slipping down over her
shoes with such thin legs.
The real reason why men do not
discard their coats in hot weather is
because they need the coat to hide
the patches on the seats OF their
trousers.
Young people do not play kissing
games any more because. II he is
not afraid OF getting all messed up
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28
ALASKA: A LAND OF OPPORTUNITY.

Commenting on the opening of the Alaska AgI
cultural College and School of Mines at Fairbank
the editor of Engineering and Mining Journal Pre-
of New York. says that few people realize the vas
ness of Alaska and how much the Territory varies
its different portions.
1t continues:
Although the is about fourth
one fifth that of the United States. even
this does net give adequate idea of the
immense distances. the great natural OBJ
stacles to easy travel and communication,
and the variety of topography, vegetation.
geology, and climate The fact that Sitka
the former capital of the Territory, has
mean annual temperature about the same as
that OF Washington, ID. C., and that its
present capital Juneau, is in the same gem
eral climate is confusing to who fail
to appreciate the significance of these con-
ditions.
Like great rampant the Coast Ranges of
Alaska divide the mountainous coastal belt
from the interior. The former is warmed
and copiously watered through the inhu-
ence of the Japan Current. On the north
and east of these ranges lies the Alaskan
table land. sloping to the Arctic and to the
Boring Sea. The Yukon within thirty
miles of the coast-near Juneau-and flows
north and thousands of miles before
entering the Boring Sea- just south of the
Arctic Ocean. IL carries water than
the Mississippi. This main portion of Alaska
has a winter climate and short
warm, sub-Arctic summer; nevertheless eli
matte conditions the same as those under
which hardy populations thrive in Europe
and considerable possibilities for agricu-
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28
/ Bi11vx Westo .~,z:,

Billie Weston, famous dancer in
the "Greenwick Village Follies,"
was taken tc a New York hospital,
suffering from poison, said to have
been taken Intentionally. The
young dancer was separated from
her husband, said to be George
Schwengold, and was depressed
vorce. Her condition was not Sc
rious
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28
AN EVENING PRAYER
Furnished by DR.. w. A. ALLEN.)

God, Who so filles all things that they only
thinly veil Thy presence; adore Thee in the beauty
of the world, in the goodness of human hearts and
with Tn. thoughts within the human mind We
praise Thee for the channels through which Thy
can come to us; sickness and health joy and pain.
freedom and necessity. sunshine and rain life and
death, will love and Thee for Thou alone
art worthy. Amen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28
Nobody Home in Their Carrots

"Josie," one of our esteemed con-
tributors. discovered this gem in
the Danville (Ky.) Messenger:
WIFE HUGGING MIGHTY
COSTLY IN BEATTYVILLE
Beattyville, Ky.-A Lee County
man was fined 1855 in police court
on testimony that he had Rugged
his wife IN public when they met
here after a separation of several
months. The court held that, to the
unknowing public, hugging in the
open constituted disorderly conduct,
regardless of relationship.
Which inspired this bit of senti-
ment from "Josie's" pen:
Since ever the world began
There has been an unchanging
rule,
Though J. p you make man,
He may prove an unknowing fool.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28
OUTPUT OF BRITISH AND AMERICAN
COAL MINERS.

comparison OF American and British figures fc
coal production shows that the average mine worke
in the United States produces more than 700 tor
yearly while output in the United Kingdom is
present reported to be only about 223 tons per worl
err The National Bank of Commerce in New Yor
says in its magazine, Commerce Monthly, for Sci
TENDER:
substantial increase in the productivity
Of British miners has been effected since the
British coal strike of 1921. In 1913, the
average annual output per worker employed
25S gross tons; and in 1915 it was in
creased to 265 tons, Following that year,
however, the average soutput dropped steadily
until for the year 1920 it amounted to
than 1872 tons. but the current output
Of coal is reported to be at annual rate
OF about 223 tons per worker. While this is
still below the pre-war rate, it represents
considerable increase previous postwar
years
The average output per man in the United
States is in striking contrast to that in the
United Kingdom. The 1913 average, for the
United States, was no less than 6S1 tons and
it steadily increased to 76S tons for the
year 1913. declining to 743 tons in 1920,
the latest available year
This striking difference is due largely to
the greater of machine mining in the
United States. Prior to the less than
per cent Of British output was machine
mined, against 43 per cent for the United
States. Since then there has been some in
in the of machines in the United
kingdom, particularly in the Scottish fields
where cne-quarter of the output Is
mined by machine. In the Welsh fields, how
ever, only per cent. of the output is
chine mined.
The relatively limited of machine
methods in the United Kingdom is in part
ascribed to hostility of the workers who fear
displacement but in good it is said
to be due to the physical characteristics of
may British mines, which render the adop-
ton Of machine mining impractical diff
ficult
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28
Well Rent Him That, Cheap

A man advertises in the Peoples
Defender, of West Union, Ohio, for
"a month farmland and corn-cutter j"
We are all out of month farm
hands" but we have an old razor
that has been our favOrite corn
cutter for To- these many years, that
we might let him have.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28
Canada Prosperous.
Seattle POst-Intelligencer.)


Our friends the Canadians are prosperous and
booming. Their money is par, their crops abund-
ant, their railroads running and efficient Strikes
don't tie them up. They have excellent government
resources practically unlimited A great empire is
growing there to the North destined be greater
than all the British Empire as it stands now And
this country is glad of it. good pacemaker good
thing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28
Tiresome Talk Does II

This doctor says yawning is due
to deficiency in the air supply to
The .ungs," remarked Mrs. Crouch.
ITS the oversupply of hot air to
the ears that makes me yawn,
growled her husband.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28
News of the Names Club

f. Lope. of Winchester, was mar
ried, but he didn't Elope.
You can't tell from the name for
instance, her neighbors say they
never heard Mrs. Lyde Lofts tell
even one.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28

turals DEVELOPMENT exist, for crops grow with
double speed and vigor in the long, warm
summer DAYS as compared with more south
erly climates.
In Alaska. in the spring, the traveller
may find unmelted SHOWS on the north side
of ridge and grass and flowers knee-deep
on the south side In the early days of
Alaskan placer mining, it was not uncommon
to plant vegetable garden the roof of a
log cabin The warmth of the cabin below
and the long warm sunlight above accom-
pished swift maturity which was quite
SURPRISING There vast stretches of al
uvial lands along the rivers which doubt
less some day will yield large crops of the
more hardy grains
Fairbanks on the Tanana River, is sit
uated in an important placer district, and
the placer districts of the Yukon and else
where are of easy access from 1t. There are
gold-quartz veins near Fairbanks, form of
ore occurrence not very common in trans
montain Alaska, although placers are
common.
The natural routes of communication from
Fairbanks lie not only down the Yukon to
its mouth but up the Yukon, over the White
Pass to Skagway, which is Juneau
Through the new Government Railway Fair
banks will be the gate of easiest communica-
ton to the sea, which at the ocean terminal
of the railway is open summer and winter
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28
Alta Boy!

We never have taken much stock
in these advocates of birth control.
but after vacation in the country
we have decided to notify them if
they will devote all their energies to
getting the chiggers and mosquitoes
to adopt birth control we will give
them our unqualified support.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28

Just about the time we get through
scratching the mosquito and chiggar
bits it will be time to put on our
winter woolens.
(This applies to men only for OBJ
vious very reasons)
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28

Time when English-speaking freebooters, in
speedy. light draft vessels infested Spanish Main
We've sunk to the point where Spanish speakin
bootleggers in speedy ght-draft vessels nfest the
coasts of Maine New York Evening Post
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28

According to the Rev. O. J. Kvale the wet and dry
question is not involved in the contest for the Con-
gressona of Volstead, for he says he is Gust
as dry as Volsead with little to spare"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28

We are pleased to see Governor Cox quietly educat-
ing himself in foreign affairs by ant travel 1t
may be that the Democratic party still presents Fu-
ture for Ambitious Young Men.-(New York Evening
Post.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28
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Observations of Oldest Inhabitant
| kin remember when the girls who
donned boomers to ride the bicycles
wee looked upon as brazen hus5ies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28

1t is reported that NJ Carpenter doesn't
take his next bout seriously. That's the sort
of thing that makes champions Birm-
ingham Age Herald)
Well. they've got new champion over there.
Perhaps that's why.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28
Calling Three Strikes on EN-, for
Insurance

Calling Three Strikes on EN-, for
Insurance
''Pa, are these fellows you see
baking flapjacks in restaurant win.
dows during the winter months all
umpires?' asked Clarence.
Say, what kind of an idiotic ques-
ton is that, anyway" demanded his
dad, angrily.
well, you know umpires are fully
good at stirring up ibatters, and
wondered if they liked to keep in
practice in the winter" grinned Clar.
ence. as he lodged an ash trap his
dad had fired at him.
Great inventions Badly Needed
Soup that can be eaten noiselessly
Gum that can be chewed noise
lessly.
How Do You Get That Way?
saw scene in Arkansas,
The sea l saw in battle;
But something that | never saw
Is the sea in old Seattle.
e. Holyoke.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28

Some persons do not like government by injunc-
ton. but large majority of 10000 900 American
citizens stand opposed government by strikers
louisville Courier Journal)
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28
Easier on the Digestion

Oh, men, it's nice to love
The girls who have good looks,
But best, by far, to wed
The girls who are good cooks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28

That Expresses Our Opinion of
Them, Too
Cad in Warren Tribune)
MILTON DAM BUSS
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28

Austrias idea of prohibition, we gather is to
forbid the bars to keep open after midnght.-(Kan-
sas City Times)
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28

Mob violence really ought get out of the way
and stop obstructing the great labor movement
Chicago News)
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28

Headquarters .or Ladysmith coal.
juneau Transfer Co. Phone 48. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28
Daily Sentence Sermon

The only thing that makes dreams
come true is working like the deuce.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28
Great inventions Badly Needed
How Do You Get That Way?
Fool Questions

r. E. NJ. asks: Gould you say a
man had been robbed just because
he has had his picture taken?"
Police!! ait
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-28

Gems From Guide Book to Success
To be afraid to fall" means to be
too weak to succeed J. E. F.
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MAJOR OPIE Sc HAJI.
ROVNEz MUzI SLOUzIVSf MIN POPIRAJI, zE
ZASTkELIL DIVA VOJAKY
Washington, 5. ledna,

Washington, s. ledna - Major Heroine Ope Staun-
ton Va nhoz bylo obvneni re zastfe diva
mercke voaky behem bo Argonskem ese rozhodne
pfe dnes pred senanim vysetfovacn vyhorem byl tom
podporovan skoro tuce muz kteff souzi nn Fanci
celodennin zasedani pouze jeden HAS zdvhl pro
maoru Opiemu HAS obeti vaky muze urpvsiho
poruchu enz nyn jest Vrgnskem savu pro choomysne
Svedek Lemue c. Smith, prohlas kdyz by vyko
vessel zasrel jednoho voaka, naifd ably teo byo
odstraneno beze sova vysvetlenf.
Jeden po druhem, drveisi voiac jmenovani Smithem,
svsdci pod prsahou nevide zadneho podobneho zab
neby vkopu nenf jim nceho znamo cele t6
affefe
pax, kdyz tucet muzd slouzivsch majorem Opem
svedco re nkdy nesyse re byl by zastre voka Fran
c neb kdekoli iinde major sam muv svo obanu pro-
hv re nen sova pravdy obvnench vznesench neho
a re 'nezastrelil cloveka celem SVEN zivoe
Major Ope jenz by vyznamenan krizem pro zasluznou
suzbu francouzskym vaeGnym krzems dvema pamam,
prav6l jak zmatku boH Argonskem nazi
gansovat sv1j odd ably zska 81 pozornost dvakrate
trel ruGnce ednou do ednou do vzduchu. Nkdo
vsak nebyl trefen vbec nebyo edneho mrveho voaka
jech fadach
Tazan byv pfedsedou vyboru senatorem Brandegeem ma
Ii nejakou theor ak molly povsati povest zastre
diva voaky major sv6dc re vem nerad dotVka men ale
zamu spravednost Jest sdelt poruck Floyd
w. Cunningham nahodou zasfel rucnice byl
n6ho rozepinal kabaec ably pTesv6dci jake
no razu zraneni Jest toho snad n6ke muz eho oddu od
vodi, re zasTelil vojaka.
We sechu pokratovano bude ltery rada novych svad
XII obeslana.
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SCHUZE NEJVYSSf sPOJ. RADY.
BUDE ZAHAJENA DNES A JEDNANO MA nj O
DULEZITYCH OTAZKACH.

Cannes, France, 5. edna. Program Dro nadchazeifc
meznarodnl ekonomickou konferenc byl pvn mysli
dnesnch rozravach mezi premiery hlavnimi eegaty
nevys spoeneeke rady jez zaha zde zasedn Ultra
FrancOuZskym hledskem jest agenda mea by bvti
dem vytcena Vyrozumiva Lloyd George britcky
mler pstoupil to re teo oazce bude ednano
az nevyss rada sejde prvnim zasedani Ultra
rano.
Vede pokracovan soukromych rozmluvach mezi pre-
mery Brandem Loydem Georgem, prvne zmneny
rozmuvu dnes markyzem Della Toretou tasym zahra-
mic mnistrem rovnez mel poradu premerem Theunysem
Belge baronem Hayashin Japanu Jedne tfedn ozna-
meni ez bylo vydano t6cho rozmluvach Jest sm
re konversace pokracovaly uspokojiv6
toho, vereinost vyslo, da soudit spojenc
dohodi havnch bodech ekonomck6 konerence aGko
debauii dosud 0 podrobnostech
Ucastenstvi Nemecka ma nadchazec ekonomicke konfe
renci zda by nvn e ale dosud panue mn6nl
om jaky nasedek by to elo kdyby pozvan by deega
vetskeho Ruska. Francouz toho mineni by
menalo We skutecnosti uznanf bolSevckeho rezimu.
alove jsou pro zasoupeni vsech narodd tudiz Rusla
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
EMMA MA CESTE DO
STOKHOLMU.

Riga, 4. ledna. - Po jedno-
tydnf vazb6, b6hem niz bylo
Jim dovoleno udrzovati spoje-
nj Sc svymi prateli, Emma Gold
mannova, Alexander Berkman
a Alexander Shapiro, deporto-
vani z Ameriky, kteri nedavno
pfiSli sem re sovetskeho Ruska,
vydali Sc vcera podruhe ma ce-
stu do Revalu v Estonsku, ahy
odtud nastoupili dalsi cestu do
Stokholmu We Svedsku. Jeste
pred odjezdem mesta zadr-
zem byli ma jelho hranicich a
podrobeni prisne prohlidce, o
nfz vyslovil Sc Berkman: "Oni
mysleli, re jsme nebezpecny-
mi bolsevickymi agenty a hle,
dali II mas klenoty, zlato ne
jake dokumeinty, avsak propu-
still mas, kdyz mic nenalezli."
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DOHODNUTf PETI MOCNOsTf.
BYLO DOCILENO VZHLEDEM K POUzfVANI
PONOREK We VALKACH.

Washington S. edna Pet havnich nanornch mocnosti
sveta dohodo dnes ma by nno ponorek ia
ko ncite obchodn re nema ch byt pouzvano tim zp.
sobem jako Nemeckem posledni valce
Zaroveh devet mocnost, ez majf zaimy daekem W.
chode dohodo ev cnskeho ceniho taru nasledkem
cehoz duchody Cny stoupnou $46 dohedne dob9
oS156,00OOOO.
Osm mocnos pf eemz Gina nehasovala ustanovlo Sc ma
konan dplomaticke konerence Pekngu ez podnkla
seovan podaa zpravu vec odvoani cizho voska Cny
Toto jsou ty nejddezite udaost sbehnuvsi Sc behem
dnesniho zasedanf
Soucasne vyso jevo, ze smouva mez pet mocnostmi
ma omezen namofniho zbroen ez bude vypravoana
lozena plnemu zasedn konference posenf IT,
dne neb pocakem pfho bu obsahova opatren pro pTst
conference mocnos smlouvu podepsavsch prfpade ze
move vynalezy vaceni mo neb pock6 okonos nyni
nepedvidane pfesvedcy by kterouko mocnos
provedena teto konferen m6la by by vahu
Vbor konference omezenf Eamornho zbroienf pozn-
stavac pnych delegac Spoenych Stata Veke Brtanie
Francie ltae Japanu dnes odpoedne pra vyrozumeni
stavajcm mezinaronm zakonu ykaiicf zachazeni
chodnm lodm valky, ak pvodne bylo Elihu
Rooem americke deegace Po e vybor soz zavazek ze
zastopenymi mocnost nebude pouavano niGenf
obchodu pozval ostatni nrody ably to pTistouply
Tmo zpusobem onech pet mocnosti neenom navrho
vdo meznarodnho zakona ku vseobecneu pret
ven zavazao zachovavani onoho zakazu zbyvajicf
cast Rooova nvru ably vee ponory prohrevsi proti
novenu pravidu meznarodnho zakona bv ako pr
hude jenano zra ale neni pochybnost to
jde nem ku vseobecnemu dorozumeni.
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JEDNANI DOsUD BEZVYSLEDNE:.
MfROVY vYBOR v IRsKEM SNEMU MA PRACOvA-
I'll % DOROZUMENf

Dublin. 5. ledna. = Dali Eireann enz sesel nes
okolnost kere hrozily rozrzkou odroc
nade re dohodnu mze bti dosazeno mez podporovate
odpGrci smouvy.
Mirovy vvbor ienz snazf docil sbizeni mez obema
frakcemi poda svoji zprvu Ultra rano Oznamen
mirovy vybor by utvofen byo as neddezte udalos
inou by nnos zpravodae London Times Dubna do Corku
tleny repubkanske amady By vak brzy
kroceni Michaela Collinse.
Zadny Glen kabinetu neni mrovem vyboru ale jsou v
nfm zastoupeny ODE strany nekem svch neivanvsch
clen Uslf smfovatel tomu, aby dosazeno bylo
schvaen smouvy ale zarove aby nestao budou
cnosti snaaenl sc zaozeni republiky.
PTedseda mroveho vyboru O'Dufy vysvetloval ice
lem schze vboru bylo dohodnu die nehoz De Valera po
drae by e vdcovstv dale prav vybor pred sebou
document ker nemdze dati prozatfm verenos Vybor
pedoz eden navh dnes vecer pred De Vaeru ale nezskal
ieho souhas. So
Znacne vzruseni zasedan snemu vyvolal canek We
Freemans Journal nemz jest bezohledne utoceno De
Vaer enz Jest obvinovan ze 81 chce hrat autokrata
re esnos dtue jeho oposc prot smlouve Nemuze
zapomenou re smlouva byla projednana nio Jim
mym. nybrz jinymi Ircany. A
Byl podan snemu navrh, aby zpravodaji "Freemans
Journal zakazan by vsup do zasedanf ale zamtnut
dost De Valey enz nechce p ably snem save do svea
nepfitele svobody tisku. f st.H