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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-04
KOUPACf vANA KDYM
CHLOUBNOU MARNl-
VOSTl.

Koupaci vana neni prilis
starym zavedenim. Prvni po-
stavena byla roku 1912 v Gin
cinnati a svym majitelem dosti
obradn6 odhalena prave v den
Vanocni. N&aledujiciho dne no
viny svorne pranyrovaly tuto
nedemokratickou a neameric-
ckou chloubnou marnivost, pra
We tax jako plyn, elektricke
svetlo telefon zprvu byly po-
kladany "a pfepych. JeSte pq-
zdeji stat Virginia zahanel
chut' ma koupaci vanu dani
$50. rocne. Dnes ovsem j laci-
nejs byty nejsou myslitelny
bez koupelny, protoze zname
cenu koupele pro idsk6 zdra-
vi. Ale. nase t9lo must byti my
to. tak& uvniH. a k touu Trine-
rovo Horke Vino je iiejlepsim
prostredkem. Vycisti zaludek a
vnitfnosti, udrzuje je v cistote,
pomaha traveni, zostruje chut'
k jidlu a "a parneho leta IVY
suje pocit pohodh neocenitel-
ne. Pan Jif1 Kossa, Virginia,
Minn., kratce a dobre to vyja-
drill dine 6. cervence slovy: "Tri
nerovo Horke Vino stoji "a ty
penize, protoze je dobre >pro
zdravi." Vas lekarnik neb do
davatel lekI ma je ma sklade,
zkuste vSak take Tirneruv Zub
nj krem a Trinerdv prostredek
ma kuri Okla neb Trinerovy pra
sky proti bolenf hlavy, pOdivite
sc, jak jsou ucinne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-04
v TEN ATECH
-R ON A NJ
"a. Napsal Kare1 M PribramskJ.

Jest jeste jeden zpdsob
takoveho dIkazu odrfkani.
- MGze-h sc odrikat clo-
lvek vetSich veci, nez svedomi
a cti? I
- Ale odrekne-li Sc .jich,
CO zbyva pax 2ene, ably to ma
mem milovala?
- Laska.
Neved6la, co odpovedit.
-Odrfkani, opakoval, odri.
kani. To je hrdinska posa sla-
bocha, jenz jest odhodlan, bu-
deli treba, vzdat Sc vseho, je-
likoz nema dosti silly, aby do
sahl sveho cile, ale piece 81 ma
mlouva, ze miluje, a nema do
sti odvahy, aby 81 rekl, re stol
| il jeho laska "a talk malo, re
utika pred prekazkami. Tu 81
|pfipravi krasne Erase nes-
mirnem bolu a vznesene bole-
sti odfikani. TAX deklamuji ii
slabosi, ably nepriznai prav-
dy sami sobe, nebo zene, jiz
niilovali kdysi jiz Sc chteji
zbaviti.
- To je cynicke, namitla.
- Cynismem zvou obycej-
ne lide pravdu, pronasenou be
lzohledne, rekl beze vseho roz-
cileni. Uznavam, re co vam Fl
kam, je rozporu tim, CO
jste slychala dosud, ale pre-
imyslejte o tom, rozvazte 81 to.
Jenom dovolte, abych pronesl
jeste jednu hypothesu. Nesku
tecnou ovsem, jak pravim jen
hypothesu. Smim?
- Prosfm.
- Mysleme 81 tedy, re by
byl nejmenujme nikoho,
rozumite mi - vinen. Ze by
byl spachal, proc byl odsou-
zen. A ze by Sc byl dopustil to
hoto cinu, ably ziskal vasi ru.
ku. Vec nemozna, ale mysle'
me 81 il.
- Mvslim 81 to.
- Dobre, povezte mi tedy
Anicko, presne podle pravdy
posuzovala byste talk prisne
take jej, jako mne?
Anicka mlcela.
- Tedy ne. Ocekaval jsem
to, vzdyt' je to zcela pTiroze.
ne, rozumi Sc to samo sebou
nebot' jei milujete a mne ne
1Vidite chyba neni v tom, ze
on ma svedomi, nebo re zena
jiz milujeme cha, neni demo.
mem, rozdil neni ami v mas, a.
nj v cinu, nybrz jen v soudci
jenz miluje jednoho a nemilu'
je druheho.. Ale paIk to mem
spravedlivy soudce -.
Chtel jest6 n6co rici, ale ,
tom sc otevrely dvere a sluzks
vesla chladicem a vinem.
Krasny pohled rekl Du
bin nahlas. Ale ted Sc vrat me
Ike stolu, AnEko, sampanskt
ceka.
| Odvadeje il, zaseptal il ii
tse:
- Tedy zatian ne lasku, j.
nom spravedlnost.
S tou sc spokojite?
/ Usmal sc.
Ridim Sc slovy pisma =
Hledejte kralovstvi boziho ;
lspravedlnosti jeho a vse ostat
nj bude vam pridano.
Rouhate Sc.
Kdyz Ease usedli ke stolu
|naleval pan pokladnlk jiz sam
panske, pak pronesl pripitek
pocinajici slovy: ''Drahe de
lti' a koncici prosbou zdrav
Ii pozehnanl bozi pro oba snou
bence. PAM pokladnikova pla
Ikala pohnutim a take Setrilo
wi pi.i poslednfch slovech ste
kaly po ~tvari Shy.
Pc pripitku vstal po civil
Dublin, dekoval Setrilovym
pral Jim vseho blaha a ujist'o O
lyal - mini vSn RI 10 y ioh,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-04

iva pasobila ma Anicku hlubo-
kym dojmem; byla zamysle-
ma, pravda, ale zrovna tato o.
kolnost nasvedcovala, ze il
stal Dublin "a uvahu, re Sc Jim
| v duchu zabyvala. Jak by to
bylo vse krasne - kdyby me-
bylo Nevoly.
Mimovolne Sc zachvel. kdyz
vystoupilo toto jmeno mad
prah jeho vedomi.
Ale v tom sc tazaia pani
pokladnikova.
- ZGstanete ted nejakou
dobu zde. neni-li pravda?
- Prejete-li 81 toho, matin-
ko, mohu to ucinit, ale myslim
ze nebudeme zde kdnat navste
Wy, beztoho tatinek resignuje,
pIjde do pense spravovat svdj
zavod a ia mann pozitri schIzi
vyboru naSeho kartelu a chci
jv nj pripravit vse, echo je tre-
ba v jeho zajmu. Bulde to prom
velike ulehceni, objednavky
prijima a rozdeluje kartel, bu-
de nit meme starosti, prosperi-
ia bude zarucena, nyni teprv
Ilbude moci vyuzit vseho, co ma
ma sve pdde zcela jinak. jsou-
Ii vukolni pozemky take tax
dobrymi lczisky, bude moci
prikoupiti, ud6lame jej cihel-
nym magnatem.
Setiil v poslednich dobach
prilis zle zakousel, CO jest ne
dcstatek kapitalu a jak nici
c.cveka rozpaky a obtize pc
nezni, ably no neopajel skvely
obraz budoucnosti, rozvijeny
jeho budoucIm zetem. "A pri
tom vzpominka ma NevcM po
zbyvala sve hruzy. Uvazi-li
vec dobre, pozadoval ma mem
one Obeti, radil mu k nj, nebo
il aspon schvaloval? Ne, ma
opak, do posledni chvlle jej
varoval, opakoval mu, aby Sc
vystrihal fantastickych plan6,
nalehal nan, aby sc mu sv6ril,
CO zamysli. Ale Nevola me-
iuposlechl jeho dobre mine
nych rad a vystrah. Tvrdil,
ze promyalil vse do poslednich
dusledkI, sotva byl zatcen,
,ukazalo Sc, ze to nebylo pra-
'vda. Nepredvidal ami, re Sc
no budou ptat, kan dal peni-
ze, nichz tvrdil, re je ukradl,
nenapadlo no ami We snu, ze
bude celia jeho lest prohlednu-
ia prave tim, proti nemuz BY
La namirena, Dubinem. Pokud
ijednal nerozvazne, byl vinen
sam, pokud sc rozhodl bez We
domi, ba proti will pane po-
kladnikov6, nemohl uvalovat
nan zodpovednost.
| - Bude to pro tatInka ste
,,stim, odpovidala pani Sehilo-
va Dubinovi, tolik prace prom
neni. Takov6 starosti a jeste
prace We sporitelne.
! Clenem kartelu SIC tedy
stane jiz pozitfi? tazala Sc A
nicka Sc zajmem.
! Rodice Sc divali ma nj uzasle
= nikdy Sc nestarala o podob-
Inc zalezitosti. CT snad chtela
!; tim projevit 1cast ma snouben-
covycK pracich? We tvari Du-
binove Sc nepohnulo pranic.
- Bohuzel tax rychle nelze
vec vyridit, pravil, pripravy
budou ovsem vykonany nepro-
! dlene, ale je treba rady forma
! lit: prijeti, uzayreni smluv a
podobnych v6cf, ObStaram vse
sam uspisim to co nejvice,
ale nekolika nedel bude k to-
;, ,,mu treba prece.
!. - Tedy az po svatbe? ta.
zala Sc.
| - Asi v te dobe, odpoved6|
|, Dublin.
Chcete tedy odjet jiz Ii
;, ira? tazala Sc pani pokladni'
L.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-04

DcLIll pOlIICM uld HOQLIfky,
byla jiz temer p1lnoc.
- Pujdeme spat? tazal Sc
choti.
Jdi, tatfnku, jdi,
- Coz, nepujdes take? ptal
Sc pan pokladnfk.
- Posedim jeSte v Anicci-
ne pokoji, odpovidala Setiilo-
Iva. Y takovy den ma matka
dcerou mnoho vaznych roz-
|mluv.
- NJ, dobre .. Muzi ii
jsou pri tom beztoho zbytecni,
lsamal Sc otec, polfbil dceru ma
cello a odesel, preje obema do
brou noe.
Zdalo sc niu, ze jest unaven
TX smrti, dpln6 vycerpan a ze
usne, sotva ulehne do postele.
Ale nebylo tomu tax. Jeho ner
Ivy byly sice ztyrany udalostmi
dne, avsak take rozruseny do
tie miry, ze Sc spahek vyhybal
ljeho ocim. JeSt9 jednou roz-
vazoval, CO Sc prihodilo Y po-
!sledni dobe, opet opet Sc
pred zrakem jeho duse ukazo-
vala tvar Nevolova.
Hlouposti, pravil 81, je
lpfimo Silenstvim, delam-li 81
|nejake vycitky. Vlastne jsem
|niceho zleho neucinil a nelze
mi tedy mic vytykat. To je mad
jakouko-li pochybnost jasno.
Co Sc dale tehda, stale Sc bez
meho vedomi, ba proti me VII
Ii a pri kroku, ktery pcdnika
Anicka Sc zenou nyni, jsem L.
|plne pasivni.
CT snad je tato pasivnost
|provinenim? Nam ucinit neco
positivniho?
Ale CO tedy? Pravda, mohl
bych rici zene Anicce plnou
|pravdu, mohl bych Jim pove-
Idet, ze sc obetoval Nevola
pro mas a bez lspechu. Ale
prave tim bych jednal proti ie-
no umysldm, ocitl bych Sc y
rozporu S jeho vdli. Sam mne
zadal We SVEN dopise, abych
|neprozrazoval tohoto tajem-
stvi, obaval Sc, re by byla pou-
,tana k nemu Anicka jiz ien
pouhou vd6cnosti, jez by snad
jomezovala volnost jeji yule, a
ne jiz laskou.
Vida, ma to jsem ami nevzpo
mnel, kdyz mne Dublin tax iro-
nicky vyzval, bych Sc poradil $
1rodinou! Nesmel jsem, i kdy-
bych byl chtel, a nevidim, jak
bych Sc vyprostil jinak teto
lveci, abych jineho prcstred-
ku, abych prekazil, CO Sc ode
hralo dnes zde.
| Oatatne pfekazit to! -
Pekna vec, jiste by mi svedo-
mi niceho neyycitalo, aspon
,pokud jde O Nevolu ne. Totiz
prozatim. Ale domysler1e vec
az do konce. Co by Sc stalo? :?
ITO mi vylozil jiz Dublin doko-
male. Po dlouhem a marnem
zapase kartelem pozbyl bych
vseho. Byli bychom ma mizi-
ne. Jest pravdepodobno, re
by Sc pax vzpirala Anicka je-
ste vyhodnemu nebo treba jen
slusnemu snatku, vidouc rodi-
ce V bide? A Neyola? Til roxy
by travil v domence, re, az cd
,pyka trest, bude pripraveno
pades.at tisic, jimiz by byi re-
habilitovan, ze je mu zajisteno
misto prosperujicim mem "a
;vode.
Ale pfedpokladem toho vse-
no bylo, re sc zdafi jeho plan,
ze udrzim podnik, ze 81 vynu-
tim vstup do kartelu. A vse-
cky tyto sny Sc shroutily. Ma
,staly tedy zcela, zcela iire po-
merry nez predpokladal. Co
ljsem mel V techto okolncstech
pocit. chte-li jsem mu prospect? :?
Prvnim, nejprednejsirn jeho
, 1923-09-27

John Kirk, a prominent ranch
man of the Split Rock section spent
a few days in town the first of the
week.
M. G.. Finley of the Service Auto
Supply Co., left last week for a visit
Of several weeks with relatives and
friends at his old home in Sparta,
Illinois.
C. L. Haines is recovering from a
severe cold which kept him con-
fined to his home for more than a
week, and which threatened to de-
velop pneumonia.
o. T. Conley has returned from
a few days in Omaha where he at
tended a Safety First meeting.
Word has been received from
Mrs. D. r. House. who with her
daughter, Margaret, left last week
for California. that Miss Margaret
Is improving and will soon be en-
tirely recovered, from the relapse
which she suffered while here.
Miss Esther Byrnes left the las.
OF the week for Denver where she
Is spending a two weeks vacation
with friends.
W. L. INLAND returned the first
Of the week from Denver where he
accompanied J. E. Buchanan, taking
his son., Garnet, to Denver for
treatment in a hospital there. Young
Mr.. Buchanan is improving and his
many friends trust that he may soon
be able to return home.
Mrs. Carl Crebs, who has been
spending a week in Rawlins as the
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
VIM. Lackey, departed Saturday for
her home in Rock Springs.
, 1923-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Rummell
have been visitors the past week
from their Snake River home.
Manager Paul Anderson of the
Army Goods Store spent a day last
week in Rock Springs on business
for his firm.
Fir. and Mrs. Frank Perkins have
returned to their home in the Snake
River valley, after a few days spent
in Rawlins.
Ralph Campbell spent Friday last
colt, on a business trip.
Mrs. Austin Measures and small
daughter, who have been spending
several months here as the guests
of Mrs. Measures parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Varney, expect to leave
the last of the week for their home
in Rock Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeForrest Hansen
are the happy parents of a tiny baby
daughter born t. them on Tuesday
morning at the Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Hansen and little daughter are
both doing nicely.
Miss Pearl Squires, formerly con-
nected with the Stock Growers Ma
tional Bank In this city, but who
for the past ear has been making
her home in Portland, Ore, stopped
off in Rawlins a few hours on Sun
day night for a short visit with
friends. Miss SQuires was en- route
to Cameron. Mo-, where she will
spend her vacation with her mother.
C. E. Beard spent Friday last in
Rawlins from his home In Laramie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Nelson were
Rawlins visitors on Monday Of this
week from Walcott. .
I Mrs. A. N. Doggett spent Monday
in the city from Saratoga, returning
home Tuesday.
F. w. Rendle Of the Rendle Drug
Store Is spending a few days in
Denver, having left on Tuesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Goldman who
have been spending several weeks
in Rawlins departed on Friday last
for Brookield, Mo-. in response to
a telegram announcing the serious
illness of Mrs. Goldman's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Larsen
and Miss Mabel Myhra spent last
week end at Green River at the
Larsen ranch.
Mayor r. H. Hopkins and J.. J..
Hopkins. Of the Kindt Sheep Co.,
have returned from = trip to Steam
boat Springs where they spent sew
eral days loking after their sheep
interests.
Mike McNeff has returned from q
few days business trip to Denver.
Mrs. D. p. Espey and children
have returned to the city from the
ranch where thy have ben spending
the past summer, and the children
are enrolled In school.
Mrs. NJ. Montgomery who has
been spending tho past several
weeks here - the house guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs.. c. L. Montgomery,
left the first OF the week for her
home in Phiilipsburg. Kansas.
A. C. Thomson Of Green River
spent yesterday in the city ON .
business mission.
viii rerney spent Wednesday Of
this week in the city from the Nj
land-Tierney Sheep Co. camps.
A. r. McMicken spent = day last
week attending to business at his
ranch property near Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Nelson and
family and DR.. Jas. A. Fraser and
Mrs. Fraser formed motor party
which spent last Sunday In the oil
fields. visiting the various camps.
Mrs. II. c. Anderson spent . few
days in Rawlins last week from her
home at Douglas.
Visitors here this week from the
Platte Valley include Isaac WAGON
err. who was here ON Tuesday.
, 1923-09-27
Baby of Former Resi-
dents Dies in Calf.

The many Carbon County friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Royal A.. Young
will be sorry to learn of the death
on Friday. September 21st. of Royal
Amos Young, Jr., age Is days. Mr..
Young was editor Of the Snake
River Sentinel for some months and
also editor OF the Rock River Re-
view for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young are now
located at Del Rey. Calf. where
Mr.. Young owns and edits a news
paper.
, 1923-09-27
L. A. to o. r.. C. Holds
Its Meeting Tuesday

An all day session Of the Ladies
Auxiliary to the Order Of Railway
Conductors was held in Rawlins
Tuesday. Business sessions were
held at the North Star hall with .
total attendance Of nearly 80. A
MONDAY dinner at the home Of Mrs.
o. T. Conley. and = card party that
evening at the home OF Mrs. C. L.
Montgomery rounded out the day.
Mrs. Olive Rhine Of Ogden. Utah,
disprict deputy president. attended
the meetings. She won first prize
At cards.
, 1923-09-27

~ 49, GATHERED FROM
"SNS @' MRF AND THERE"

mrs. j. j. NeSke anu Mis-. JAS
A. Sheahan are spending today at
the Bair camp where they are
guests of Mrs. Sheahan's sister, Mrs.
Jossiasson.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Bonney were
visitors on Tuesday of this week
from their home at Medicine Bow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Bourke of
Browns Hill are the parents OF a
fine baby son. born to them at the
ranch on Friday last. Mother and
baby are doing very nicely under
the care of DR.. C. w. Jeffrey.
Arch Campbell of the Ferguson
Mere. Co., spent Wednesday in the
city from Wamsutter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee ]. Wren and
Mr.. Wren's mother. Mrs. George
Wren of R%evendale. Cal. are spend
ing the week in Rawlins from av-
cry.
All Enburg of the Osborne Sheep
Co. is spending several days In the
city this week from the range.
Mrs. c.. l.. Lahrman entertained
very charmingly at Five Hundred
and a dainty lunch at her home on
Saturday afternoon last. her guests
including the Mesdames e. l.. Ran
kin. VIM. Herbertson. Lawrence
Larsen. Leo Roberts, John Wallace,
s. C. Mason. c.. l.. Haines and Miss
Alice Johnson. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Rankin and Mrs. Herbertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Tobias and
family spent Sunday and Monday
Lodge, returning home Monday
evening.
d. F. Logan, bookkeeper for the
Cullen Com. Co., is enjoying a two
weeks vacation. which he is spend
ing with friends in Denver.
w. c. Rust, salesman for the
Rawlins Motor Co.. accompanied by
Edw. Pirece o fthe Rocky Mountain
Gas Co. spent Monday in Saratoga.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Pickett drove to Baggs
on Friday asst where she met her
sister, Mrs. Gertrude Egner and
small daughter. Jean. and brought
them to Rawllns Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Evans have
returned from Denver where they
have been spending the past week.
and are now visiting friends in
Saratoga a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F.. McGraw are
the parents Of a beautiful baby
daughter. who arrived at their home
on Friday last. Both Mrs. McGraw
and baby are getting along nicely.
II. l.. Hays and John Gooldy
spent a few days In the city last
week from their home on Snake
river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hadse!.. who
have been spending the past three
weeks visiting relatives and friends
In the east. returned home yester-
day morning.
Andy Johnson spent Friday and
Saturday In the city from the u
try visiting his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rasmussen
have returned from a few days visit
In Denver. where they spent last
week end.
VIM. Stephenson OF Leo spent
Friday last in the city from his
ranch. coming in to receive some
thoroughbred bucks from King
Bros. nea Laramie. which he tool
to his ranch or Saturday.
Mrs. c. l.. Cuff inc son. Jack.
spent Saturday last in the city from
their ranch ear Saratoga. young
Mr.. Cuff having some dental work
done. Upon their return home Sat-
urday evening they were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Neske.
who spent Sunday at the Cuff
ranch.
Mrs. F.. c. Brothers spent 4 few
days in Rawlins the latter part OF
hast week from her home In Rock
River and was the guest Of her
brother and his wife. Nj. and Mrs.
, 1923-09-27

territory TO ran Old Line Life In
surance company just entering Wy
oming. Get In on the ground floor
before the territory Is tied up. New
policy that deies competition. Ex-
p~erience not necessary-ambition IL.
Write stating age. financial ability
and family to L. s. Hall AIS Guard
ian Trust Bldg, Denver, Colo.
9-13-17
, 1923-09-27

Mrs. Percy Skinner arrived the
latter part of last week from Grip
pie Creek to join her husband and
they will again make their home in
Rawlins. Mr.. Skinner is employed
by the Rawlins Garage Co.
, 1923-09-27

U. 8. Waugh is spending the week
in Rawlins from Denver looking af-
ter his oil interests here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22
DhUGnEHfY TO CUT PREDICTS
 STATE SoL0N

SEATTLE, Aug 22 That Attorney General Da,igherty will resign from the cabinet before long was one Of the many political predictions mad. hy Congressman kIbert JohnsosLria d public address hed. He is mem her of the Congressional Investigating party on the transport chamont
 President Coolidge is painted by many as silent, reticent man. but this is a mistake said MT. Johnson Perhaps he does not talk to every body. but when .bes has anything to say he says it in plain words.
 s''I look for Attorney General Daugh- erty 10 resign before long. He would have resigned long ago but for his personal friendship with President Harding.
 Predicts Real Fight
 'T think I can predict. that the new congress will have a long struggle with some kind of a revision of the Esch- Cummins transportation act. and that the La Toilette group will die tate some of the paragraphs in it. If these be too advanced l am inclin- ed to think President Coolidge will veto the measure
 "He is likely to do the same to a bonus bill.
 "President Coolidge will, 1t goes without saying, seek the Republi; can nomination as a conservative. He will be met by so-called progress sive opposition, and in my opinion some candidates not mentioned at present will present a better front than Senator Johnson. I have in mind Governor Pinchot of Pennsyl- vania and former senator, now Feder- al Judge Kenyon of Iiowa. Democrats Like McAdoo
 "The hope of the Democrats lies in the chance that Senator La Fol lette may lead third party. The Democrats, are likely to nominate McAdoo, and if this develops to a certainty the chances of Coolidge as conservative for the Republican nomination will be good and we shall see quite a political alignment. LA rigid immigration restriction Dill will be offered in the first twenty days of congress by the committee Of which I am chairman, and will be passed by the house with good ma jority. Just how much the restric- tive features of the bill will be modified by the senate remains to be seen.
 "Present indications are that l shall again be a candidate for the Republican congressional nomination next fall"
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22
BAR ALIENS IS
 PLEA OF CURRY

HONOLULU, T. H., Aug. 22. - There is no possibility of American izing the Japanese now in Hawaii who were born in Japan, and al tens who are ineligible to citizen ship should be excluded from the islands in the future, according toI opinions expressed here by Repre- sentative Charles F. Curry of Cali fcrnia. MT Curry is chairman of the huge committee on territories and he has been Investigating con- ditions in the islands for the last month.
 Nearly all of the Japanese and other Orientals here who are edn- cated in the common schools are to great extent Americanized, with the exception of those who come under the alien influence in the language schools. but that in- flucnce is counter-acted to a great degree by their contact with Amer ican teachers in American schools, he added.
 "Orientals whosC come to Hawaii
 
 receive fair and square treatment, but an immediate stop should be placed upon the bringing in of the so-called picture brides, he de- clared. "Orientals who abandon
 Buddhism or other religions of Asia should be encouraged by their Christian friends'- IF lrfA t,,fr ~ f,rf 1f a territory, he declared that Ha- 'waii's outstanding problem is. toi 1 keep the islandsyr American, but "there is no reason why Hawaii should have a commission form of of government under existing con- ditions.' In giving his impress sions of the industries of the ter ritory, MT. Curry stated there is net much of labor shortage in the islands; that there is no other place in the world where labor isl treated as we'll; that the. sugar. industry has not been developed tol the limit; that the present annual production of canned pineapples could be doubled If sufficient earel were taken and that the Japanesei monopoly of commercial fishingI should be stopped.
 He emphasized the need of mili- tary and naval preparedness forl Hawaii, with the remark that "youl have about 13,0O0 enlisted men here; you ought to have twice that many" Congressman Curry, after an investigation of the homestead lands on the Island of Molokai, where the homes commission is en- deavoringi to rehabilitate the Ha- waiian race. said that the project is sound and should be continued.
 During his visit, Congressman Curry was made member of the D ughters and Sons of Hawaiianll Warriors. because he had exhibit II ed true friendship for Hawaii and the AswatiaEs and .haa. aided. thsl'
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22
SN0DGRASS TO TAKE
 TWO HEAD YAK TO FAIRBANKS STATION

M, D. Snodgrass, Senator from the Fourth Division to the last Terri torial Legislature, let Juneau on the Princess Alice for Vancouver, enroute to Wainwright, Alberta, Canada, where he will obtain two head of yak for the Government ex- perimental station at Fairbanks. He expects to return north at once with the animals. The station has two head of yak at the present time.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22

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The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22
BEAuD1Ns LEAVE.

Mr and Mrs E. V. Beaudin left Juneau on the steamer Princess Alice for the States, enroute to couer d'Alene, Idaho, where they will make their future home. They have resided here several years and were two of the most popular of the younger married set. MT. Beaudin has been with Goldstein's Empor- ium as clerk in the mems furnish ings department and Mrs. Beautin was in the office of Dr. c. J. Jenne. as assistant. ~ s1
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The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22
SEATTLE-SlTkA CABLE
 IS INTERRUpTEDa TODAY

Early this afternoon the local ca ble office received word from Sitka that the Seattle-Sitka cable was in- terrupted. It was stated the cable ship Dellwood was probably making repairs to the cable.