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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-08-05
Sweden Contributes Large
 Sum to Help Unemployed

STOCKHOLM, Aug. 5.-Sweden's s total appropriation for unemployment during 1922 will reach 85,00000 kronor, or about $22,000,000 Gov. ernment aid will be limited to thoae who. through no fault of their own. are without work. Persons unwilling to work will not be helped.
 The government will continue B efforts to send superfluous indus trial workers back to the soil, lLe head of each family being given d good sized plot of ground.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-08-05
VISITS HERE

Mrs. Fred Pauli, of Livengood, is visiting in Juneau with Miss Mary Shell, superintendent of the former Juneau General Hospital. She will accompany Miss Shell to Seattle on one of the next southbound boats.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-08-05
MAYOR PRESENTS 2SCHEDULES 0f ELECTRIC RATES
Council Puts Up Counter Pro- posals to Light Company
 Both Grant Raises.
(Continued from Page One.)

until the goth inst, in which to noti- fly your body which, if either, Of said schedules it will accept and that, Ii said company refuses to accept elth- CT of said schedules, your body take such legal action as may seem neces- sary in the matter, unless that com pany will submit the matter 10 a board of appraisers or arbitrators and withhold it's proposed increase of rates until the matter may be pre- scented to and heard by such board"
 Records Are Presented
 Several tables were attached to the Mayors letter and made a part of it. The first, listed as exhibit T. and headed as Records shown by Territorial Treasurer's Office-Alaska Electric Light & Power Company's Tax Return in compliance with Ter ritorial license tax laws" follows;
 Year ending December 31, 1921. Gross receipts from sale of light, power and steam for heat, $69, ,107.22 Net profits on sale of supplies, etc, $S,316.85.
 Year ending December 31, 1920. Gross receipts from sale of light. power and steam for heat, $65 74360. Net profits on sale of supplies, etc, s7S66.O7.
 Year ending December 31, 1919, Gross receipts from sale of light, power and steam for heat, $5S,. .6S.O .O4. Net profits on sale of supplies, etc, $9,O02S5.
 "Year ending December 31, 1918 Gross receipts from sale of light, power and steam for heat, $5S,368O O4. Net profits from sale of supplies, etc, $7,93991.
 Year ending December 31, 1917 Gross receipts from sale of light, power and steam for heat, $6S,35136. Net profits on sale of supplies, etc. $3,89089.'
 Company's Figures Quoted
 The second table, listed as ex- hibit "2," follows:
 Exhibit "2'
 Figures of Alaska Electric Light & Power Company as to estimated increased receipts and estimated ne cessary items for it to cover by such contemplated increase in rates.
 Increase in revenues under new rates
 Increase in lighting revenue 9,07200 Increase in flat rate heaters 90000 Increase in heating and
 cooking revenue ...-...4..... 5,500OO
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-08-05

Exhibit "4''
 "Estimated total consumption cur rent. '2,300,000 K. w. H.
 "This figure is estimated as the company apparently takes the posi- tion that it is not in a position to disclose the exact figure. The figure is arrived at under the following com putation. viz:
 The proposed increase on heating and cooking service is 1c per K. w. H. The A. E. L. & P. Go. figures it will receive from that source at
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-08-05

Second, Seward and Front streets. The walks totalled approximately S75 feet in length.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-08-05

BOB TURNER'S AUTO SERVICE.
 Anywhere. Phone 257. New 7-pas- senger Studebaker. Ohice next to Boston Store. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-08-05

YOU CAN SECURE tenant fol that property, without delay or ex- pense enough to count" through the Empires classified columns.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-08-05

YOU CAN RENT that house to . good tenant through the classified perhaps at once! Try the Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-08-05

YOU CAN SUB-LET that apart ment through Empire classified ad- vertising-to the right person. at the right rental.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-08-05

YOU CAN FIND A TENANT for that furnished room-the right ono, willing to pay a right price through a classified ad in The En- piro.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-08-05

Exhibit "3" Statement of average proportionate use of current: Motor service, special electric heater service. special flat rate (water heatcr) approx. 25G6 Lighting service. approx .4...... 4Sot Heating and cooking service approx. .........-..-...---.-.. 249s Balance tho disposition given as to service) approx. ...-.... s9o
 -
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-08-05

Total ..........l..-.............-...$ ,472 % Expenses or debit items Alaska Gastineau Mining Go. increase BAG on 100000 K w. H. .-...l.....--...........,-..$ 9.750.00 Decrease in revenues 1st 6 months 1922 compared with same period 1921...... 2,570.75 Increase in operating ex- pense charged to repair and maintenance account 966.92 Increase in operating ex- penses July, 1922, over July, 1921 .......................... 1,24350 Total ............................ $14 4,53l17 Surplus in favor of A. E. l.. & P. Go. ...!..............,l............$ 940.83
 $l5,472.00
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-08-05
s7Il.490.0O

No increase to be made on any other service than above shown. In- crease in lighting service not to al ter present sliding scale except make 1t 5 3-4c and 34c instead of 5c and 4c.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-08-05

9,8S0. % No increase to be made on any other service than above shown. in- crease in lighting service not to alter present sliding scale except made 1t Sc and Sc instead of 5c and 4c.
 Exhibit 7-b Estimated revenues to be obtained: Operative for one year, commenc- ing September l, 1922 Lighting service, 3-4c per XVIII on 1,l04,000 XIV. H ....4....-.,...,........... s,2S0OO Heating and cooking service lSc per XVIII. on 552,000 XVIII. .....,,.,..................,.... 2,7sO.oo 25c per month on each hot water heater (estimated that there are 150 such heaters) -...........-..-................. 450.00
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21
THOUSANDS HAVE
STOMACH TROUBLE
Ara Call ~ rrdige~stsn--A Danger
ous Disease Frequently Neglect
ed----Hovs 60 Tell

Gas ana q sour. burning stomach.
with coated tongue and bad breath.
are not certain symptoms of simple
indigestion. IN thousands 81 cases.
where they frequently occur. the
trouble really IN due to a chronic
gastric catarrh or tho stoms ch--an
exceedingly dangerous condition.
The membrane lining Of the s,om-
sch IL shirkenrd and q coating Of
phieEm covers the surface. 90 that
the digestive fluids cannot mix with
tho food and digest them. Gastric
ulcers are apt 20 form. and frequent
" an ulcer II the fret sign Of deadly
cancor
To neglect such q condition or to
treat u as indigestion and dose the
like prpsin pills IL a serious mistake.
az many people have learned 70 their
sorrow. a simple and highly effec-
tive treatment Ia 10 get from any
good drug store few ounces OF
pure Blsurated Magnesis and take
before meals a teaspoonfui or two
tablets In a cup Of water as hot az
you can drink ~. The hot water
washes the mucous from tn. stom-
sch walls and draws the blood 20
iation. while the Bisuratsd MsEnesia
acts a. solvent on the mucous.
neutraltxes any excess hydrochloric
acid that may be present. cleans and
Hweetens the stomach. and acts as a
soothing healing agent on the irri-
lated stomach walls Notlcea BILE
benefit II felt almost Immediately.
and continued use for n reasonable
time should put the stomach In fine
shape, ana permit normal. painless
digestion at all times
III your stomach bothcrs you. he
sure TO make this test. using only
the pure Bisuratcd Magnesfa, ea-
pecially prepared for this purpose
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21
Cooley, Radio Wizard,
Advises Star Readers

cult where an alternating current Is
flowing. pulses OF one polarity pass
with ease while those OF tho other
are wasted and lost The substance
thus becomes known a. "rectifssr."
sincs II ''rectifies' the alternating
current. leaving In It's stead. n pull.
sating. unidirectionai current.
The telephone receivers used In
radio work are essentially dirvct cur.
rent machines. thus the necessity
for a rsctificr--or as they are always
caiied--detector, in the radio rU.
cclvsr.
Some minerals used AZ desectors
are 80 sensitive that the currents
I'D 10 tho magnetic telephones are
much larger than can be accounted
for by one-half OF the incoming six.
nal currents alone. One explanation
OF this Is that the wasted half Of this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21

ton for tic future citizens of
the state.
People should look upon
themselves ~ citizens Of WASH
ingion. not just Of Seattle. In
educational matters.
Opposition TO the initiative may
30 divided into two classss-what
call dishonest and honest.
Tho dishonest opposition n based
on the argument that II would In
creas. school expenditures In the
state s3.Soc. 900. This IL absolutely
untrue. II would Increase the state
levy that much. n ls true. but. pro
vided the nafn. budgets were main
tained. Il would not mean any In
crease nj all ia expenditures. because
there would be a corresponding Do
crease In district ievies.
Honest opposition IL based on the
question. what guarantee have We
that district isvies would b. cut pro.
vidsd the. state levy Ia incr~ssedg'
Our answer TO that II that public
opinion Ia against increased school
expenditures. and. as public opinion
guides school boards. they would
naturally reduce the district ievies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21
Hook-up Of Crystal Set

tact. the application Of heat WILL pro
duce a fiow Of electricity. A com.
bination OF two dissifnllsr substances
for the production OF electricity In
this way In known as a "thcrmo.
couple.
Doubtless. some types OF gaiena
DEAD orel and one or two similar
crystals not only show unilatsrni
conductivity. hut also act as thermal
batteries. giving off a pulse OF cur.
rent each time as a result Of other
haat.produclng pulses which pass
thru II.
IL n important TO arrange the
crystal detector so that all OF tho
energy which ia collected IN It's cir.
cult passes thru II. This II &C.
complished by making sure that
there Is nothing connected across tho
dctector which could act as q small
condenser.
IL small condensers are formed by
length Of twisted fair" conduc.
tors. or large metal surfaces which
are closely adjacent 10 each other
and used In tho connection or con.
suuetion OF the crystal detecfor sys-
tenn. they will afford low resistance
paths for tho high frequency cur.
rents
Currents flowing thru those paths
VIII never 10 rectified. and so far ns
the magnetic telephones are concern.
ed. viii serve no purpose.
y.
crystal detcctor circuit. wires A
and Il should never be allowed 20
form n pair" As such they would
act A. a small condenser. They
should be single Conductors. spaced
somewhat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21
It's neuritiis!

That sharp. stabbing pain IN the
upper arm. about the shoulder blade.
In the nape OF the neck. along the
forearm or down the thigh and leg.
In often Scuritit--not rheumatism.
II you have severe frontal head
aches, with n feeling that something
is twitching or pulling at the eye
baiis-~a duli. aching pain In the
back. accompanied by an occasional
shooting pain In the side--numb ness
or finEling in tho fingers or
stitches" q pain here and there. the
chances are that your trouble Is
Seuritis.
Ma. matter where your pain 10 To-
Gated. you can get prompt relief
without taking bromides. narcotics
or other dope. Take a few Tysmoi
Tablets In hot water. and In few
minutes you will be rid of the tor
fure. IL helps TO soothe and heal III .
weak. infismed nerves.
Don't suffer any longer. Get q 81
package % Tysmol Tablets from any
first class druggist Tysmoi Conn
pany. Mfg. Chemists. 400 suffer St,
San o.---Advertisemcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21

As far az increased expenditures
ro-lf VIC want TO spend more on
our schools wo can do ~ Just as
easily under the present 1910 plan
a. under the so.io.
Here's just what tho 1910 would
DO:
TN district No. sea, CaIian
county. where tbcrc are only II
children and = si.eoI.,o0 valus-
ton. thu school funds are raised
~ present by 5-3s mills state
levy. mills county levy and
half mill district levy. . total
Of 7.sf miils- Under the SOLO
there would BE- an IS mills state
levy, the same mills county
levy and probably . quarter Of
. min disirict b~vy--A total Of
io.75 mills.
"on the other hand. the Bremen.
ton .chaFieston district. one Of the
poorest districts In the state. now
has s.st mills ssass levy, q mills
county levy and q double 20 mills
district levy. q total OF so.s4 mills.
Under the 1910 II would have an IS
mills state levy. q mills county levy
and II mills district levy. . total
Of s<s mIlls
This clearly demonstrates that
the entire effect Of the plan would
be toward eausiiration--the rich dis.
iricts would pay more and the poor
districts iess.
TO sum up: The average total
cost OF education per census child
for III. entire state amounts TO a 10.
mill levy. Under the present sys-
TEN rome districts hav. combined
educational levy that runs as high
as 20 mills. while others 70 AZ low
az 10 mills. Under the 1910. all dls.
tricts whose ieviss are now less than
10 mills would be increased. while
all over 10 mills would be reduced.
The 1910 In a step toward max.
Ing wealth shoulder iss proper share
Of the burden OF public education"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21
By Paul =. COOLEY

Al14IJco'o Foremost Radio Authority
unilateral conductivity."
What 10 il?
Il n the secret Of the crystal set.
u b tbs property that makes Of any
substance = "detector" OF radio sig.
ua1s.
Certain minerals. and q few other
Datertsis, possers the characteristics
which make them good conductors
tor current passed thru thxm In one
o1rection only. For example. a piece
- c4rborundum may show a resist.
nnce Of only two or three ohms 10 q
certain current When tho current
e FSversed. the resistance TO rs Tow
y several hundred. and in some In.
stances. several thousand ohms.
When substances possessing these
characteristics arc placed IN q cir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21
Rupture Is
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21

The greatest known depth of tho
ocean u 1926 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21

II you will come into our store
some day this week and purchase
a good 15c Brush to apply the
Kyanize, with it we will give you,
FREE OF CHARGE, full quar-
ter-pint soc can of Kyanize Floor
Finish (any Of s colors or clear).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21

current produces heat hecauss Of
the resistance OF the crystal. This
heat Il produced at thu point OF con
tact Of q crystal with the ''feeler"
wire.
Under certain conditions when
two unlike substances ara in con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21
Baby Specialists.

AI there Physicians who
Physicians understand Infant troubles: all
professon his Duty know human
But he Specialist
Mother knows ought know that Baby baby
special remedies
Can Mother be less thoughful7
remedy that she would for herself? Ask YOURSELF
Always remember remembering
viii remember that Fchers especially for Infants and
Children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21

Know anything about American history7 Then pitch In
and show how accurately you link up the above picture
with some historical event in America.
The picture Is the first of series of "a which viii be
printed in The Star in the form Of puzzles Watch for them
daily and when the entire "a have been printed and you
have made send to the History
Puzzle Editor Seattle Star, Seattle Wash
prize of So will be given for the set Of most
nearly correct And five prizes Of 81 each will be given
the five next best
Get in the game. It's funl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21
That IsAu
There Is to
3O-lOPlan
Enemies Raising False
Issues, Says Parent
Teacher official

This article ON the SOTO initiat-
I've I. printed here as nm expians
ton Of the proposition from tho
point Of yicu Of it, advocates.
Tn. point Of Wow OF Its oppon'
ents win also be explained In this
newspaper. The articles are not
10 be construed IA editorial com
ment.--Editor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21
Don't Miss This-Try 1t Now

un,ficaficn OF all Christian mis-
sionary activities In China Is urged
by RI. Rev. l.. II. Roots. an Episco-
pal bishop. who has just reached
Seattle with his family after IS
years IN tho Orient
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-06
Sizing Things UP

In sizing things up, especial
~ those having a bearing upon
local conditions, il is well TO
remember that there is more
than one angle from which a
question should be viewed.
Many people err in iudg-
ment purely from haste and
over zealousness.
Impressions are often form
ed al first glance. and unless
person Is willing to probe
beneath the surface and con-
slider all available facts those
first impressions will remain
and become fixed convictions
irrespective Of whether they
be right or wrong.
Then there are those who.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-06
Your Plain Duty

! Every American citizen. ma.
tive born or national. owes. q
solemn duty TO this country
That duty is TO vote for the
very best men for public office,
without regard TO the ties OF
friendship or other consider
ations.
II is possible that a conscien-
tious discharge OF this duty
may require that a person vote
against a warm personal friend
in order to install in office a
man who is better fitted TO per-
form the duties of the position.
This fact, painful though il
might be, should not deter any
man from following the course
which he deemsto be right and
just. for the ties of country are
greater than those Of friend
ship-or at least they should
be.
Many otherwise good citi-
zens feel that if they are busy
on election day that fact should
be sufficient excuse for refrain
ing from voting.
But they are mistaken. They
are setting a bad example TO
the rising generation. They
are strong for the inalienable
rights of citizenship. yet weak
in the discharge of one of the
most sacred duties that de-
wolves upon a citizen.
They are good citizens ex-
cept in the matter of voting.
In that they are not good.
Their indifference hurts not
only them, but their country
as well.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-06
The Other Way

Somewhere in this commun-
ity there is someone who is less
respected than any other per-
son. His condition is the re-
suit of his own acts.
Is such a person all bad?
Far from il. He has his
good qualities. though they
may be stifed by the criticism
his defects invite.
Find the good in such a man,
encourage and develop il, and
in time you may transform him
into a reputable and law abid-
ing citizen.
Harsh criticism and prepetu-
al condemnation will not do
il.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-06

having formed a hasty conelus-
ion. refuse 70 recede from their
position even when confronted
with indisputable proof of err
ror Of judgment. That is pure
stubborness.
But In this town. as in all
other towns, there are many
people who are quick TO form
impressions. but are willing to.
and do. analyze the arguments
of the opposition. Often their
views are completely changed
as a result Of the additional in
formation they thus acquire.
Sizing up local conditions Is
an admirable habit. but undue
haste in forming conclusions is
regretable.
Best results are obtained by
taking a calm survey of the
situation from every conceiv-
able viewpoint before taking a
definite stand.
Communities prosper and
grow when their citizens adopt
this plan.
II is the better one for this
town.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-06

of Mrs johnson Doolin. which oc.
CURED al the home o. her daughter.
/ Mrs. Matilda Collins last Saturday
morning at 6:i5 o'clock. Death
was due to double pneumonia aud
followed by few days 81 illness.
Mrs. Doolin wa. born and reared
In GarrArd. and had she lived until
the 10th. % nex; October. she
would have been 81 years q age.
She was member % the Christian
church a, Antioch. was a woman o.
noble character. high deals. and a
charm ~ manner that endeared her
10 all who knew her. was a devoted
mother and friend and she will be
! missed by her children. relatives and
friends May the Heavenly Path
er. who doeth all things we'll"
give them strength 20 pass through
this sad hour. and lead them 10 her
in that land beyond, where there
will be no parting and pain.
Funeral services were held at the
Lancaster cemetery Sunday after
noon by Rev. Manuel.
Seven children survive her They
are MesdAmes Matilda Collins. Luth.
e. Smith. Riley DAVIS. Tally Ray.
and John Prather. Mes-rs. John and
Jim Doolin. all reside in this eoun-
~.
The entire community extends
deepest sympathy TO the bsreavcd
ones In their great bereavement that
they have been called upon to sut-
tain.
Somewhere the load il lifted.
Close by an open gate:
Somewhere the clouds are lifted.
Somewhere the Angels wait.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-06

Makes Urgent Appeal
That Citizens of The
Town Pen All
Poultry
To The Citizens Of Lancaster. Ky,

To The Citizens Of Lancaster. Ny.
The City Council has been asked
by a few people TO pass an ordinance
requiring that all poultry in this city
be kept in enclosures on the owners
premises For several reasons the
council has not passed such ordi.
nances, believing that u should not
be done at this time. but knowing
that some people are allowing their
poultry ESPECIALLY ehickensb to tres
pass upon their neighbors property,
even causing damage TO u. ! urgent
ly request that all owners o. poultry
within the city limits keep their poul-
try in enclosures on their own prop
erty and to be governed by the State
law. which is now in force in regard
to poultry. TO apply the rule DO
unto others a. you would have them
do unto you" ! know that II you
do this there will be no need Of fur;h-
or notice and no need % city law
on this subject.
II j. the duty Of the owners TO
fence their poultry IN. not for your
neighbors to fence your poultry OUT.
] believe that the people Of Ian
caster will do right about this mat
ter. II am mistaken, and We find
that we must pass such law, we can
still do 80 provided enough Of the
citizens demand IL.
Will not the people Of this city
do what is right without being fore
ed by Law 70 do so?
Respectfully
W. r. Champ. Mayor.