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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-09-06

Pale Pink Hair 10 Our Favorlte.
London paper--The bridesmaids
wore frocliS OF powder blue geOrgette
trimmed with grdles and sprays of
pale pink roses with hair to match.
Boston Transcript.
The Coconino sun., 1922-11-17

"Oh, Mrs. Brown," exclaimed tn, newly-married, next-door neighbo hreathless'y. nreparatory to borrow ing some supplies she was t. tstnporarill ou. of do your hens lay rood eggr M
 Well" Mrs. Brown rerlied consi& eringly, they haven't laid bad oIe yet, .,v rs...----.s .a s,.r &
The Coconino sun., 1922-11-17
PAYER UNFAMlLlAS

Jackis: (ased five) See that man coming to our house? That's our new papa. He's awful nice"
 Nickic; (aged seven) "Huh4-wait i'll you've had him while and you'll iisss. as,gt We used to have him."
The Coconino sun., 1922-11-17
OFFICIAL MINUTES

M " u l L - s, Flagstaff, Arizona, Nov. 6, 1922. day. Present: Chairman Caring, Mem. .y Attorney Gold, Clerk Francis and and the Clerk authorized and directed ns, drawn upon the proper funds for Fund. Amount Salary, l-l5 S2,l3f.49 Salary, l5-3l S3,l4l.99 Salary, Services l25.00 Expense, Meals l36.85 Expense, Repairs 1860 Expense, Election 67.00 Expense, Ind. Trans. 1000 Expense, Services 22.00 Expense, Rent 20.00 Expense, Cement Work 100000 Expense, Services 2,50O.00 Expense, Cement Work. 938.34 Expense, Ind. Trans. $500 Expense, Election 24l.20I Expense, Postage 500 Expense, Expense, Election 1860 Expense, Adv. Expense 100000 Expense, Auto Hire 200 Expense, Expense 5000 Expense, Water 22O.50 Expense, Repairs 34.S0 Expense, Election Reg 24.60 Expense, Supplies 9.25 Expense, Auto Hire 200 Expense, Auto Hire T6lo Expense, Supplies 3775 Expense, Supplies 4.65 Expense, Services l22.S8 Expense, Primary Election lS6.0o Expense, Supplies 1855 Expense, Rent 350.00 Expense, Rent and stamps $500 Expense, Services 2.75 Expense, Services 300 Expense, Rent 40O0 Expense, o. D. R. Supplies 6000 Expense, Supplies l5.00 Expense, Notices, Supplies 44.50 Expense, Refund taxes 5000 Expense, Services ll.25 Expense, Services 1.50 Expense, Eiec Supplies 536,25 Expense, Refund Taxes l,9S6.38 Expense, Labor 25O0 Expense, Supplies o. D. R. 55.5Q Expense, Water and lights l4.00 ExrenGe, Auto Hire 100 Expense. Election Expense 1925 Expense, Labor 200 Expense, Expense l.60 Expense, Assd Claim 33I.G9 Expense, Ind. Trans 1900 Expense, Supplies .S5 Expense, 0. D. R. l5,00 Expense, 0. n. R. 46.D Expense, Supplies 1000 Expense, Services S7.38 Expense, 0. D. R. Supplies eo.00 Ea penSe, Pris. Meals l4.S0 Expense, Expense 10000 Expense, 0. D. R. Supplies 500 Expense, Services I47.O0 Expense, Auto Acct. ls3.79 Expense, Services l4l.4l Expense, Auto Acct. 79.o5 Expense, Repairs 1900 Exbense, Supplies a5i.32 Expe,rse, o. D~R., rooms 400 Expense, Surplies lo.p Expense, Election Expense 7.s0 Expense, Services 3.75 Expense, 0. D. R., Supplies 25.00 Expense, Supplies Ills Expense, Supplies 2SS.S9 Expense, Service 100 Expense, Supplies l29.2O Expense, Ihs. Prem. 252.0D Expense, Expense l0l.35 Expense, Refund Taxes 2.50 Expense, Heat and lights 243.SO
 Expense, 0. D. R. supplies 5000 Expense, Repairs l6.W
 Expense, Service. l.d
 Expense, Supplies l.H
 Expense, Repairs A,O0
 ExpenHe, Supplies 6.s0
 Expense, Supplies l5,3S
 Expense, Supplies l9.s0 ENpenee, o. D. R.. 1l5.M
 Expense, Supplies 2.7O
 Expense, Supplies 40.OO
 Expense, Expense lSo.G
 Expense, Expense 5l.3o
 Expense, Supplies ".' 24.5o
 Expense, Beef 600
The Coconino sun., 1922-11-17

r. lLfS OmNcrEitv> Of Arizona 2i85 Joe Bende:
 21S6 Wilson & Ccffin
 2lS7-92 Election Per Diem
 2193 Mrs. 0. K. Wagner 2l94 Owen Hinkson
 2I95 J. D. Jackson 2l96 E. B. Raudebaugh
 2l97 C. B. Wilson
 2l9S F. B. Raadebaugh 2l9o Will Dwiggins
 220O-l9 Election per diem
 2G20 Board of Supervisors 222l Cancelled
 2222 Dan Francis
 2223 W. A. Campbell
 2224 Elmer Selck2' E. @o25 C. F. Manning, Jr.
 2226 Town of Flagstaff
 2227 Wilson & Coffin
 2228-33 Miss Lucille Nolan ct al
 22@4 Grand Canyon Drug Co.
 2235 Conley Taxi Co.
 2236 Conley Taxi Co.
 2237 o. B. Raudebaugh
 2238 Heinze, Bowen & Harrington
 2239 Western Union
 224O-55 Election per diem 22T6 Grand Canyon Drug Co 2257 Flagstaff Lodge r. & A. N.
 225S Mrs. R. D. Mitchell 22J9 Postal Tel. Co.
 22G0 John B. Avelar
 226l C. E. Royce
 22G2 Duffy Bros. 22G3 Johnson & McConkcy 2264 Coconino Sun
 22C5 G. w. Black, Jr. 2266 Western Union
 2267 E. T. Phelan 2268 Coconino Sun 2269 T. F.. Pollock ! 2270 James Ivy 227l c. A. Black >
 22"2 Town of Williams
 2273 Union Taxi Go. 2274 J. o. Parsons 2275 Bert Hoffman
 2276 J. D. Jackson
 2277 Ana Frohmilltr 22TS W. c. Hart
 2279 James Kennedy 22S0 E. J. Kirwin
 22Sl James Kennedy
 22&2 Bancroft Whitney Co.
 2283 c. B. Wilson 22S4 Duffy Bros. 2285 Cabinet esta,,rant
 22S5 C.. n. Sanderson
 2287 Mrs. L. Flagler 228S w. B. Thompson 22&9 Rabbit Bros.
 2290 Mt, States Tel & Tel. Go. 229l White Garage 2292 l.. F. Wesley 2293 Rabbit Rros. 2294 Ali Dickinson t'295 F4ankel Ribbon Co. 2296 Volz Trading Co. 2297 Western Union 2298 c. A. Black .~. 2299 Babbtt Bros, 230O Standard oil Co. 23Ol Burroughs Adding Machine Cc 23C2 Standard OF Co. 23O3 Ariz. Central Bank 23O4 G. F.. Manning, Jr. 2305 Ana Frohmiller 33O6 Flag Flee It. Co. 2307 Rabbit Bros 23C6 Samsky Bros. 23O9 Geo. Black -, 23l0 Duffy Bros. 23ll w. E. Goble 2312 Western Mercantile Co. 23l3 Breen-Lewis Drug Co. ] @34 Bleen-Lewis Drug Co. 2315-20 Out Door Relief D&2a Rex Goble ,'... 2322 Baum Bros. l, 2323 C. Y. Campbell l 1924 Wm. Becson I 1925 l.. F. Hart 2326 Ira L. Hart 5 2327 Cnion Oil 'r,. { 232S West. Mere. Co., ' 1929 Dresswell Shop s 23S0 McNeil Co. T. a 233l F. NJ. Gold ..">,. ] o322 Jce Bender \ 2333 w C. Rittenhouse : 2834 Fred Caring -.., 2335 Auto Club of So. Calf. 9%3G-2S Mary E. Mullen ct al 3339 w. II. Campbell, .-.. 2 2340 Irere Samsky '.. '. .- l
 234l J. J. Waldhaus, 5 23A2 J. D. Jackson t...~#. ....i,a zoos Bureau of Public Roads a , 2Go5-O7 William Hicklin ct al 3009-34 Harry Wade ct al ! 2035-36 Geo. Wilson ct al . Ono- Erosl N;pLIoo
The Coconino sun., 1922-11-17

3054 Warren Bros. 3o55-56 J. M. Holmes ct al 3057 s. E. Galloway 305S-76 Harry Wade ct al SOFT L. J. Featherstone BOTS K. F.. Perkins 3079-82 F. K. Goodman ct al 30s3-S4 Peray Francis ct al 3Os5-S9 J. D. Tannehill ct al SO90-OO Wm. Hicklin ct al 3l0l Bud Hardesty 3l02 Jack Gardner 3l03 Tom McMillan 3l04-09 Geo. A. Reed e. al 31l0 Mrs. Gertrude Mahan 3ll1-15 C. A. Green ct al 3l16-l7 R. A. Lane ct al 3ll8 P. H. King 3ll9 Mrs. Frank Richmond 3I20 w. s. Wood 3I2l J. s. Wright 3l22-23 Chas. o. Beirne ct al SPA C. H. Rogers 3l25 Tom McMillan 3l26 Mike O'Brien 3I27 s. P. Galloway 3l2S-29 w. H. Judson ct al 3l30 Perry Van Deren 3l3l F. McElroy 3l32 c. c. Ely 3l33 A. T. & s. F. Ky. Co. 3I34-36 F. R. Goodman ct al 3l37-42 C. A. Green ct al 3l43-45 Jack Gardner ct al 3l46 A. Nj. Mcclure 314T J. c. Moritz BIAS w. Carmichael 3l49-5l Peray Francis ct al 3l52 W. Carmichael 3l53-63 W. Hicklin ct al 3l64 Elmer Selck 3l65 Dave Broiller 3l66 P. II. King 3167 c. c. Baecht 3I68 C. R. Duke 3i69 Mike O'Brien 3l7O Jack O'Bricn 3lTl Wilson & Coffin 3lT2 White Garage 3lT3 Rex Goble 3l74 White Garage 3175 Town of Flagstaff 3l76 Williams Auto Supply Go. 3l77 Basbitt Bros. 3l7S Rabbit Bros. 3179 Western Mere Co. 3ls0 Holt Mfg. Co. 3l8l Rabbit Bros. 3lS2 Union oil Co. 3lS3 Roy W. Nagillcr 3lS4 James Kennedy 3lS5 Johnson & McConkey 3l86 Mrs. D. O'Bren 3l87 J. J. Waldhaus '3lS8 Babbitt. Bros. 3l89 Samsky Bros. 319O Duffy Bros. 3l9i C. A. Black 3l92 L. F. Wesley 3l93 Fritz Schuernan 3lS4 John Martin 3l95 w. NJ. Wilson 3l96 C. A. Black .3lQ7 J. W. Francis 319S VI. J. knowlton 3i09 Flag Lbr. Co. 320O Mctor Supply Go. 320l Motor Supply Co. 22O2 E.. T. Phelan 3203 Goconino Sun 3204 W. H. knowlon 31C5 Rabbit Bros. 32O6 W. $. Wood
 3207 r. E. Brooks 3208 P. w. Johnson 1909 r. k. Goodman 32l0 Clyde Poison 32ll Bert LauZon 32l2 Bert Lauzon 32l3 A. Lietz Go. 32l4-l9 D. K. Judd ct al
 The report of the Assessor f State and County taxes to the ar urcr's receipt and same approved
 The Civil Report of the Just ing the collection of fees to the Treasurer's receipt and same ap
 The Civil Report of the Just September, .howing the collectio checked with Treasurcr's receipt
 The Expense report of the
 ures of $S53.24 was checked an
 The Civil. Report of the Sher ices to the amount of $720 was
 anne approved.
 Ire report of. the Clerk SuI lection of. fees, etc, to the amou CTS receipt and same approved.
The Coconino sun., 1922-11-17


 the with treas receipt and approved t..# Repor Justice Peace show ing checked with receipt and approN s&t of the Justice Precinct for September !hong the collection of s42o Treasurcrs receipt and approved a.. Expense the SherF showing ureso of $S5324 checked and aTproved
 the Sheriff showing the collection f $720 che receipt and the ame approved = - trE report for October, showing the col the $4S75 checked with Treasuf CTS receipt and approved ' - ss. The the Recorder for C9ber showing the collection of fees
 checked approved .' : .~- 5@.- - ' t.fH The the Justice of Pe Williams Precinct showing the 5000 with esrs receipt and approved. Tat f report the Custodian; the & of 6l easuers and approved. S@l The the Justice of te Williams Precinct showas the of and approved NF., Health show hg and expense of $l0l.35 checked and approved 5s4 the County showing dgess andca fol approved. : the for the of s R receipts and balance hand of distributed the various approved
 being further business before this time adjournment wade a.S q f1
 Approved, k FRED CARING, Chairman v E DAN ". FRANCIS, Clerk sG'
The Coconino sun., 1922-11-17

Office of the Board of Super for Flagstaff Arizona
 Pursuant Caring Campbell Rttenhouse Gold Clerk Asst. Clerk Benedict .... r.as. --~..
 The following bills uded the persons proper nl nento of
The Coconino sun., 1922-11-17
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER r, 1892

Fund, Amount Road, Paving 3,500.00 Road, Labor 38.7o Road, Labor 1880 Road, Labor 5s4.5o Road, Labor $50 Road, Labor 23.37 Road, Services 22s25 Road, Labor 4s00 Road, Labor 3ssloO Road, Labor 436.i0 Road, Labor l2.W Road, Services 7t.p1 Road, Labor fS.N Road, Labor 222s4 Road, Supplies ll.1 Road, Labor 254.O0 Road, Labor y lo2-00 Road Labor S2,60 Road, Supplies i.So Road, Labor lle.O Road, Lbr l46.l0 Road, Labor l7.W Road, Labor A.0 Road, Labor 2S.SQ Road, Oats 62.si Road, Labor 22.9o Road, Labor 4l.sS Road, Labor GOO Road, I.abor 5000 Road, Labor 5000 Labor, Freight lS3.2s Road, Services 223.0o Road, Labor 242oo Road, Labor llI.0o Road, Labor l2O Road, Hay 24S.SQ Road, Labor i.le Road, Labor e2S9 Road, Labor 3.so Road, Labor 9S7.SS Road, Supplies 262s Road, Labor l0.eo Road, Labor 60M Road, Supplies Sss Road, Ass'd. Claim S4S.oo Road, Oats 5s7t Road, Oats 39.4e Road, Auto Acct so.Qs Road, Auto Acct. 50.7s Road, Supplies 6s.N Road, Auto Acct 2e.6o Road, Water TOO Road, Supplies 6.sS Road, Auto Acct Io9sT Road, Supplies f,lo Road, Supplies 2s.w Road, Caterpillar 5000 Road, Supplies lti.sQ Road Supplies 76.W Road Beef 1880 Road, Supplies 800 Road, Supplies 1889 Road, Supplies i,8 Road, Auto Acct. 2so.8S Road, Supplies 4ss.a Road, Repairs t3,7s Road, Supplies s.2o Road, Supplies li3.E Road, Repairs i5s2s Road, Supplies ss.so Road, Repairs i4.o0 Road, Repairs geo Road, Supplies a7s.2A Road, Rent 25.0o Road, Repairs sG.So Road, Supplies li5.3S Road, Supplies l4.so Road, Supplies .. lo4Ae Road, Services , c., s& Road, Supplies H. t.5D Road Repairs ,lb.ip Road, Supplies -- '-,. :; lt.fs Road, Labor 'l2a0f Road, Supplies 2224s Road, Services i2s.n Road, Expense isIs Road, Supplies 1000 Road, Expense i.se Road. Services i5o0e Road, Supplies 7.Sa Road. Labor 2oS.$e October, 1922, showing the collection of mt of sl540S5, was checked with treas. f Peace, Flagstaff Precinct, show .n ount of s23.S0 was checked with ored. Ht cf the Peace, Flagstaff Precinct, for of fees to the amount of si4.2o was d same approved.
 eriFf for October. showing the espendi. ar proved T. @ Or October, showing the collection os e ked with 'Treasurer's receipt and the 2. L V -s n..f L !. Cn,,,+ fnr Dctnher showing tha rhl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-05
WELL KNOWN AGED LADY OF
EAST WHEELING DIES AFTEE
REIEF ILLNESS
sYunsral Services VIII Be Held Monday
Morning-Intsrmsnt in Mt Calvary

Mrs Barbara Mcdonald. n ninety
SRsyen years well known -"Sl"""' q. tn"
J. East End passsd away I,s' 49, ing =;
hi o'clock at the h":n" C, nor ':.la-nt"-
ESIiss Emma M,poEa.!. 80. Z >'>'"-
Eteenth street foi.nw.UE a-'"< ','T"S@.
EDeath was caused hy '2"-n'.i.'s g! AZ
7 yanced aga
Mrs Mcdonald WAS born or tho I~7'n'
: IN Germany on Novemhc- %. 80. 80"
I daughter OF German fac@e- AID a
! French mother. Peter a2d k2HrNH
t. Whitnore. she cane % tA.% ..'"j"E
/ with her parents a; tie -" %: - Jars
and has lived here ;ae rcn".:a"er a. ser
! life. most OF the tame n has ,.,F.
She was a Geyout n"7u""" e.; 81" S.
lSJosephs Cathedral AID Always tr'N 80"
active part IN the worN c: a'- g.. -. !"
until confined 20 he h':~o j "": as.-
J yanced age.
| Surviving he- arc 'hr"" d""@. -.
l'ArS Charles Ne'~rr 80 as '.,.. '': e..
! Edward wolfe. -: Na-'.;,~ f"rry ant
| Miss Emma win wno;" S:,s ",'"e "':
Nome.
Funeral e"~v.cs~ "" - ac.t Nr.va'c
from the r,ar" u dra'u Mo"..Hy morn
! ing at cixht o. .oyo. .r..,'"," - ''ni.''"
! singh mass AT $. Jv-ci. f.'r"0'a. '''
sstermcnt VIII :u.4ow - Nj. N~.N-:! g. .'.-
hsetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-05
BENZ. c. sHowBRIDGE

i'..,...r,aud. Md. May f. benjamin -.
....ya~.GSc. - years old. n native NJ
l,..,..rs Ferry. W. Va. died Tuesday
q -. ..: his home. lQI S0r!n5dair street.
90. v.,s , bridge carp'utcr FOR many
,.,r, .,- ,Nc EI.c!mo-" and Ohio rail-
-.-.t ,u, rad hecr r,..-cd Tor 50 years
H.. AIS = member cC ro;nWac lndG" No.
i -..,s oc Junadah. one Of tn" Oldest
,,r.u,. ~a?cn ORGANIZATIONS m 'he '"'''
~ ,i,. - survived by HIS WIFE. tnr"e
sons ard 'hrcc daughters. - grammar :
a-c- and ciGht great GrandcAhuT'o-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-05

rr tomorrow morning after meeting
wiki great success in tho Capital city.
Albert rinr Council No. ! OF this city.
with Fred G. Steinhcker presiding. put
on. the philosophIc and chiralric degrees
Yesterday afternoon. while the thirtSs
second degree Of the master Of The royAA
secret degree was conferred last even
n. by Wheeling Consistory NO. u he@
Charles e. CarrlEan presiding.
The loral Masons left Sunday ana
Monday for the capital n put "n the
,,.arL Tbs sessions were S'osed last
evening with a reception for Blue Lodge
MaSons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-05
0.rSr7. oBsEoUHS

s.-,---..-- ~ Nav Nln'seI. .. W"1' 7'-l
az. e..~,rs, .: so O'Clock a the tan
~. ~.-r... 80. ,GN@ Market stree. F''"u
~, r., ..-:.a;o ,a.s morning a. Green
wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-05
LOCAL MASONS ARE
DUE HOME TONIGHT

10. t,.rl of the Scottish RE bodies
& a.. city VII" - the past three days
have been - charleston putting on
Iogree work Will return homo toniSHt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-05

Wrs Lyls Charge ~ lettering for the
purpose Of PROSTITUTION waS placed
arl.0.. Mary Seaman. Mary Richmond
nrd Thomas LoHIski.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-05

4 kMometcr : approximately fve'
r;-.:hs " a mile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-05
MRS, MARY |, FAHEY

Funeral Sr-v'c"s Cor Mrs. Ma T..
Eahcy. who died yesterday rrurH.rE al;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-05

Certified than in usual
bread-more sugar, short"
ening, and milk.
Certified Bread is the
great big satisfying double
loaf and it costs no more
than you pay for other
bread.
At your grocers. Get it
for the Riddles today and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-05

DETWEEN meals-when
- the youngsters are
hungry from playing and
romping out Of doors
give them a slice of Ger
titled Bread, with jam Or
butter.
Their eyes will sparkle
with joy when they get
that full rich taste and
, 1922-11-10

Tomorrow is Armistice Day. On Novem-
Der 18th four years ago Casper greeted win
joy the signing of the Armistice. To scores
of Casper lads in the trenches of France the
news of the signing of the Armistice meant
two t~hings-Victory and Home.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-01
SPECIAL. INVITATIONS IN ORDER

MT. Thomas Ava Edison, MT. Henry Ford and Secretary Herbert Hoover ought to, be specially invited and urged to visit Alaska this summer It can be done for the Territory as a whole through Governor Bone and by passing the word to the fifteen commercial 
 Stupendous results might follow ultimately a visit by MT. Edison, who is perhaps the closest observer in the world. He IS an ntl- mate friend of MT. Ford They like to travel together. They visited the Muscle Shoals potential power project not long ago and the subsequent Ford plans had the Wizards ap- proval. (Mr. Edison is trying to keep hlm out of politics).
 Secretary Hoover is perhaps the world s greatest mining engineer, also famous as close observer. He not only would see things and understood our needs, but would nave power to act on his own initiative.
 All in favor?
 Those opposed-?
 The ayes have it, unanimously. F
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-01
QUICK ANSWERS ARE EXPECTED

Invitations are being sent out to all com mercial organizations in Alaska proposing a convention at Cordova on July 3 for the long delayed purpose of forming the Alaska Cham Der of Commerce.
 Answers to the proposal, considering the unanimous sentiment, should be forthcoming as soon as the fifteen different bodies can meet. If only six of them accept the invita- ton, the convention will be held.
 #*#
 The too long deferred union, upon a business basis, now is in sight. While no plans have been made, or will be made, by the Cordova Chamber, everything being left for the dele gates to the convention, it IS understood that bv common consent the Alaska Chamber will be organized on the lines of the United States Chamber of Commerce, which has big mem bership composed of chambers of commerce throughout America. The new central organ ization. using the referendum system by mail and telegraph, will act promptly and declslVely for all Alaska in business matters affecting the Territory as a whole. Having this Chamber, it then will be unnecessary for the Seattle Chamber of Commerce to volunteer as spokes- man for Alaska through its bureau. The CO., cperation of all outside commercial organlza- tions will be assured, but Alaska at last Will be independent and selfrellant
 Practically 1imitless opportunities for con- Structive publicity will be available through the Alaska Chamber of Commerce. Every issue of "Naton's Business" will have 7tS Alaska feature The newspapers and maEa- zines will make free use of the wealth o1 Northland material, and the "movle" produc- CTS will present at last some real pictures of Alaska and scrap forever the grotesque mls- conceptions of bumpy-headed producers and ''playwrites."
 In thousand ways the Alaska Chamber can benefit all the Territory and serve the Nation to advantage It can keep in touch with the massed capital of the outside, and send forth authoritative information concerning oppor- tunities for original investment It can do more toward development in one year, by mar monious teamwork, than could be done Dy ln- dividual chambers in decade.
 Tn unity lies strength, and the motto or Kentucky applies. "United we stand; d1Vlo- ed we fall.'
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-01
EIGHT PAGES

ophone was very useful and re- spected citizen. But, like some kind of people they get to running ar.und in pairs, trios and sextets and prtved once more that two's company threes bad company.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-01

is certain that some of them would make rich discoveries The possibilities are enormous. Perhaps the business men in every town in Alaska, co-ofdinatingi their interests, may have to do the grubstaking, which would be best for the Northland.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-01

Topeka Kansas merchants an- nounce a Ford Day" when all Ford cars will be invited to make them selves at home on the streets.
 We supposed that was what Fords did every day.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-01
INTRODUCING GENTLE SPRING

INTRODUCING GENTLE SPRING The gentle spring will soon be witt There is evidence galore
 'Tis now kites and tops and mar. Skates and sleds no more. Wild geese are flying northward The baseball seasons near
 But an earstwhile sign is missing 'Tis one that reads Rock Beer"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-01
ON HER

went to a fountain with Mary
 And met with an awful mishap; For I aWkwardly emptied a bottle
 Of soda all over her lap, --, But Mary was gentle and gracious 4 For none is so tactful as she, And smiling with perfect composure,. Said sweetly "The drinks are on
 me-"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-01

Two postmasters in one office is the unusual plight of Pleasant Val ley, N. Y. What chance has a post card there, we ask you.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-01
FINEST THING ABOUT GALEN

The finest thing to be considered in the can didacy of James l.. Galen for the Republican nomination for Delegate in Congress is hls invariable habit of viewing everything from the standpoint of Alaska as whole. He isn't sectional or narrow in anything. Whatever benefits one part of the Territory, in the way of development, he declares, rebounds to the advantage of every section. Alaska IS to De soon, let us hope, great centralized empire of opportunity, with all the red tape hlnd- rances forever cast aside.
 Some boys college and break records while others are merely content to break their fathers. -
 You've got to give backslider credit he's been up front or he couldn't have slid back.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-01
TRUE TO TYPE

Say, this blasted car you stuck me with I should think was meant to stall, judging by the way it acts"
 Well, what are you kicking about? Didn't you buy 1t on the installment plan?"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-01

More earthquakes in California. They're awfully sensitive about mei~, tioning them out there. It's said that newspapers now use the head ing: Latest Movements in Real Estate"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-01
PROFITABLE LIFTS

q notice you frequently pick up people and take them to town in your car"
 "Yes," said the enterprising citi- zen. I've sold quite a number of life insurance policies in that way.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-01
SOM FITTING WRONG

Bobby's dog was limping along on three feet.
 Look, Daddy! Tags not hitting on all four cylinders"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-01

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 1. - The crisis in the Mississippi River flood is expected today. No damage has been reported.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-01

A man can't very well refuse to hear what you have to say when he's getting a free ride"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-01
NO OFTEN SEE

Paul-At the party I thought your costume was ripping.
 Pauline-Well, if you were a gentleman, you would have told me so.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-01

Out in Omaha a gas metor reader turned out to be a burglar. Some- times it does seem rather hard to make the distinction.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-01

Lavendar stockings, speaking in generalities, are reminders that good and evil walk on equally comedy legs.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-01

Wife-Before we were married you used to swear you would love me al- ways-nOw you only swear.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-01

Success often brings poise, but more often avoirdupoise.