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CRUZ TREE ) A l. r N-PrOfltaDle
pleasant permanent work. Good side line
for farmers, teachers and others. Concord
NnrSrrips. Dent. 20. Concord, Ga.
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QUALITY CH1X, Sc up; II kinds: gusran-
teed delivery. Valuable chick informs-
tiol FREE. Quality Poultry Farms. Box
22GB. Windsor, Mo.
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QUALITY CHICKS-Postpaid; Leghorns.
zoe; Rocks, Reds, Orpingtons, Wyan.
dottes, Anconas, 12c; Lit. Brahmas, l5c;
Assorted. &c. Catalog gives quantity
price. Missouri Poultry Farms, Column
bia, Mo. t-
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GET OUR FREE SAMPLE CASE-Toilet
articles, perfumes and specialties. Won
derfulIy profitable. La Derma Co.. Dept.
RI st. Louis, Mo.
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POULTRY

PORTO RICO potato plants for sale. d;
Nichols, Austell. Ga.
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WANTED-SALENIFN

FRUIT TREES for sale Agents wanted.
Concord Nurseries Dept. 20. Concord Ga
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wANTED-Ladies to embroider linens for
us at lome during their leisure mo-
ments. Write at once, 'FASHION EN-
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WANTED-AGENTS

WOODROW WILSON'S LIFE, by J0-
SEPHUS DANIELS, going like hot cakes.
Send fot free outfit, book written dere.
jenkins Pub Co., Washington, ID. c.
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PORTO RICO potato plants for sale. David
Nichols, Austell, Ga.
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PORTO RICO potato plants, $3.50 thousand;
five thousand and up, SLIGO thousand;
fully guaranteed. Riverside Plant Co.,
Baxiey, Ga.
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W ANTED-Women-g girls. Learn gown Great
ing at home So week. Sample lessons
free. Franklin Institute, Dept. k-0lo'
Rochester, y. Y.
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FOR SAIE-PLANTS

D1op+c CABBAGE, Early Jersey Wake
| ldlllS field, $1.0O per 1000; Success
sion, $lOO per 1000; Copenhagen Market,
81 -; toma toes. s1.00 per 1000; Porto Rico
potato plants, 500 per 1000; Ruby King
bell peppers, 81 80 per 1000: Parcel post or
eNnrnss w. w. Williams. lQuitman. Ga.
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Free Hand to Officers
CHAPTER NNNIIT

1t is interesting to note. however.
that the president did not Kermit this
lire OF reasoning to interfere in any
way with the actual administration
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PATENTS

INVENTORS should write for our guide
hook. 'IIOw TO Get Your Patent" Tells
terms and methods. Send sketch for our
opinion OF patentabe nature. Randolph h
Co.. Dept. 60. Washington. d. y.
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MEDICAL

RUNNING fits in dogs cured quickly and
permanently or money refunded, $1.25,
postpaid Mnerac Company. MOntrose, Miss.
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TOLEDO QUOTATIONS

TOLEDO. Ohio May 1,-Clover seed. old
$1,000: new, sos asked October, $l1.S5
bid. Alsike, $3.50. Timothy seed. 81. 60 ask
ed; May, $500 asked; September, $3.95
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
WORKERS PARTY
TO WAGE FIGHT
ON CAPITALISTS
Platform Is Announced by
Organization Headed by
William Z. Foster.

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-The 4funda-
mental cvil'' existing in the social
system of America is that raw
materials and industries are con
trolled by the Rockefellers, Nor
gans, Garys, Fords, McCormicks and
other capitalists" declares the plat
form of the Workers Party. OF
which William Y. Foster is the
Presidential candidate and he will
make contest.
The platform further declares
that this government is and has
been a government of, by and for
capitalists.
The platform also advocates using
government power for the workers
and farmers as is used by capital
lists dictatorship
1t is also said that the three
other Presidential candidates have
tecn nominated by the capitalists.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
SLAIN
IN few YEARS,
COUPLE CONFESS

BERLIN Aug. 6-The deeds Of all
previous wholesale murderers that
have shocked the world are eclpsed
by the gruesome record of a young
couple arrested at Grodnow. Poland
The couple have confessed that they
killed and robbed no less than 81
persons within a few years
The couple are Stanslav and Ger
manida Zbonski He is only 2S, and
she is 22 years old. The first hus
band of the woman, whose name
was Szykowicz, was their first vic
tim. At her instigation and with
her Zbonsh killed Szkowicz while
he was sleeping In a field
After that the couple adopted mur-
der and robbery as a trade. Armed
with knives and revolvers they am
pushed victims along lonely roads or
murdered them in their homes.
Zbonski and his wife were arrest.
ed in connection with only one OF
these murders, but under the grill
ing of police they confessed to 9th
ers until the string now numbers
! fifty-one.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
WILL SMOKE
OUT BANDITS
IN OLD mine

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo, Aug.
6-The authorities are discussing the
introduction of chlorine gas in the
abandoned Palisade mine to force
the surrender of three men who fled
there after the robbery of the post
office of $4,000 at Palisade, Colo
RADIO last Saturday.
shot was fired when one Of the
three men appeared at the mouth of
the tunnel yesterday and he Is be
leved to have been wounded. There
is said to be no water in the tun-
nels.
Supt Lloyd has posted notices
informing the fugitives that sulphur
will be burned in the mine If they
do not surrender.
The seige continued today for the
fugitives without result.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
Alienists in Murder Gases.

Regarding the present trial in
Chicago and the unusual cirenm-
stances on account of the legal as
poet, the BrooklyneaD Eagle re-
Gently said:
when Richard Loeb and Nathan
Leopold entered Flea of guilty to
the Indictment charging them with
the murder of a Kidnapped child their
able counsel, under whose advice
they pleaded. began an unusual. If
not unprecedented, experiment De-
tenders of homicides for whom the
excuse of insanity is advanced pre-
fer, as a rule, to take their chances
with a jury rather than with a
Judge II it be impossible to secure
acquittal il is still necessary to con-
vert but one juror out of twelve to
bring about the disagreement which
staves off conviction and insures
new trial. The ultimate chance of
acqnittal is increased by such an
inconclusive issue. But Clarence
Darrow, most experienced OF Grim
inal lawyers. deliberately abandoned
trial by jury because he realized the
(Continued on Page Two.1
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
new U. S. LAW PLACES PROBLEM
OF EMIGRATION UPON BRITISH

LONDON, Aug 6.--In view OF
Great Britain's reduced quota under
the new United States immigration
law, British authorities interested in
the movement of emigrants are turn
ing their eyes to other countries and
to the Dominions in an effort to
provide an outlet for the surplus
population OF the Islands. 1t has
been estimated that more. than 70
per cent. of the British applicants
for entry into the United States
during the year 1924-25 will be un-
successful, and a large proportion
of these will seek admission Into
other lands.
Absorption by the Domnions of
the agriculturalists among the emf
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
BRITISH Filler
GIVES DETAILS
OF MISFORTUNE
Wireless Message Picked Up
by Algonquin from
Trawler Thiepval.

ABOARD ALGONQUIN. Aug. g. =
A dense fog and poor visibility is re-
sponsible for the MacLaren plane
smash last Saturday near Nikolski.
according to word from the Canadian
trawler Thiepval picked up by wire
less aboard this ship.
Stuart MacLaren, British globe
flier, in his statement, said:
Nearing Bering Island we could
not seen 100 yards on account of
the fog. We were flying 100 miles
an hour, 400 feet from the water
and missed the island by two feet
Later we identified the sea line
rock $50 feet high seven miles north
west of Nikolski. In forced land
ing the spaced tips of the upper
plane of the right wing broke off
and we TAXED for two hours in
fog, kind of land fog. The fog
lifted and the engine died and we
dropped into the breakers OF Bering
Island. The men jumped into the
icy water, nearly exhausted and
dragged the plane to the beach The
Russian wireless station picked up
the Thiepval at Petropaylovsk and
she rushed to our aid full speed
and rescued us the next day. helped
salvage our engine and hull and took
US aboard.
after alighting in the sea. we
started cor Tasi, but 1t was nearly
impossible to steer the plane with
the wing tips buried in the water,
alternately swerving the machine
around and seesawing. The weight
of the engine threatened to capsize
the plane"
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
BRING PRESSURE
FOR EVACUATION
OF RUHR REGION
German Government Will Fall
If Foreign Troops Not
Withdrawn at Once.

LONDON, Aug. 6.-German and
French Socialists are bringing pres
sure to bear on the 1nterallied Con
ference to effect the immediate
evacuation of the Ruhr declaring
that the German government will
foil unless the delegation returns
to Berlin with the promise foreign
troops In the occupied districts will
be withdrawn at once.
Thie question today transcribed
all others, it is stated.
The German reply to the Allied
protocol was handed to the Allied
representatives this forenoon. The
reply consisted of an eighteen page
memorandum.
The German reply, from their point
of view of the program working out
the Dawes plan, did not go into de-
tails and the accompanying letter
raised two points on military evac-
uation of Germany but the objections
are not serious or difficult to over
come, 1t Is stated
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
PUNISHMENT OF
LEOPOLD LOEB
is UP TO JUDGE
Judge Caverly Makes Ruling
Public in Present Chi
cago Murder Case.

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-The punish
ment of Nathan Leopold and Rich
ard Loeb will be determined as a
result of the present hearing be-
fore Judge Caverly and the pro-
ceedings will not be turned into a
trial jury with the plea of insanity
the court ruled today
THE court has Niled upon this
four times and | hope that now |
have made it definitely known" said
Judge Caverly.
Bernard Gleuck, of Now York. de-
fense witness, testified that Loeb
throughout questionings admitted
he struck the blow with the chisel
that killed young Robert Franks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
OLDER JAPANESE ALARMED
BY ADVENT OF FLAPPERISM;
"PET1lNC' CLEANUP BEGUN

TOKYO, Aug. 6.-Parking. pettine
and the rouge pots of the West are
among the first American institu-
tions which will be banned by ia
pan If the desires of an increasing
number OF Japanese are taken into
consideration.
The advent of the Japanese flap
per is the cause for alarm among
many of the older japanese. The
introduction at certain dancing halls
in Tokyo of flapper dances, flapper
clothes. and even western flapper
talk has tended to increase the alarm
among the older Japanese. And
now the police of Tokyo. Kobe. Osa-
ka and Kyoto, strengthened by the
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
film STAR IS
NAUGHTY GIRL
Testimony Given in 100000
Breach Of Promise Case
in Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES, Aug. 6.-Propos-
ais of marriage and promises TO
finance her film career were made
in a Pullman state room in which
she and Jack White, wealthy min
ing man were speeding to Holly
wood Ann Luther testified yesterday
for breach of promise.
White later in the afternoon tes-
tilted that he found Ann Luther
was really the wife of Ed Gallagher,
OF the Gallagher and Shean team.
and besides was a very naughty
girl
White is married and has one
child.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06

Taikosha, an unusual group of Jap
anese who announce their intention
of preserving ancient Japanese Gus
toms, have made the matter of a
flapper clean up part of the offic-
ial summer work of the official reg
ulators of the law.
Many contend that immigration
exclusion and consequent awak-
ening of nationalistic consciousness
was the cause for the crusade against
flapperism in Tokyo and the other
leading Japanese cities of Japan.
Others will tell you that the Wash
of it all. Others will argue quite
ltOntlnue0 Oh fAgA aaXQn.l
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06

grants Is simple compared to the
problem of caring for the artisans
md skilled laborers, according to
he authorities. A recent report
ssned by a delegation which visited
New Zealand declared that that Do
minion's source OF wealth and pros
perity was fundamentally based upon
agricultural and pastoral pursuits,
the. development of which must be
the chief concern of her people.
To a lesser degree this applies at
the present time to Canada. Aus
tralia and South Africa. and for that
reason most of the British emigrants
being admitted to these Dominions
are OF the agricultural class. Large
tContinued on raev peya1.l
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
ANOTHER PLANE
WILL Be GIVEN
TO LIEUT.. WADE
Air Service Makes Arrange
ments for Wade to Rejoin
Flight Companions.

WASHINGTON, Aug 6.-The Air
Service officials announced today ar
rangements have been completed to
send plane from Langley Field.
Scotia. so that Lieut. Wade can
fly with Smith and Nelson for the
remainder of the world flight. Wades
plane was recently damaged when
being hoisted aboard tho U. S. S.
Cruiser Richmond
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
Portland Man Runs Amuck
On Train; Stays, Suicides

CASS LAKE. Mimi, Aug. e.
Running amuck on Great North
ern train last night, N. ]. Lindberg,
believed to be from Portland, Ore,
attacked the passen gers and train
men and then jumped off the train
and was killed He killed one man
and critically injured another.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
Charles Ponzi Released
From Federal Prison

PLYMOUTH. Mass, Aug g.
Charles Ponzi has completed his
Federal sentence and left Plymouth
Prison today for Boston with
deputy 10 arrange for a $4,000
bail on State charges in connection
with his financial schemes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
Secretary Of State
Hughes on Way Home

BREMERHAvEN, Aug. 6.5Secre-
tary of State Charles e. Hughes
sailed late yesterday afternoon for
New York City after visiting many
important centers in Europe.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
Says Bennett Is Not in
La Toilette Campaign

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-Congressman
Nelson, manager of the La Toilette
campaign stated today that Mahlon
Bennett who announced 1,400 speak
ers will be used in the campaign.
spoke wrongly and is not connected
with Headquarters any more.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
NO BASES DISMANTLEp.

AbOAhD ALGONQUIN, Aug. o.
the TEievpal today said Stuart Mac
Laren will not permit the bases
along the Aleutian Islands, prepared
for his flight, to be dismantled be-
cause he did not know what use he
might make of them later on.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
HENRY FORD is
NOT CANDIDATE

DETROIT Mich, Aug s. - II is
stated at the offices OF Henry Ford
that he has not authorized a move
ment TO nominate him for the
United States Senate on the Re
publican ticket. and the idea Is pro-
nouneed absurd.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
FIFTY THOUSAND
HOMELESS; FLOOD

MADRA. Aug. 8. Floods pre-
yiously reported in the State Of
Cochin are officially declared to
have taken a toll of 100 lives at
Malabar. 1t is reported $4,000 are
homeless
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
APPROVE OF MONUMENT

WASHINGTON. Aug. 6-The pro-
posal to erect a monument at Sand
Point, near Seattle, to commemorate
the start and finish of the world
flight has been received with ap-
proyal by Secretary Wilbur
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
SHENANDOAH'S FLIGHT
POSTPONED, BAD WEATHER

LAKEHURST, N. j., Aug. 6.@The
proposed flight of the Shenandoah TO
Narrangansett Bay WAS postpono cd
today on account of /. reports that
bad weather is indicated
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
Six Deaths Reported in
East from Excessive Heat

COLUMBUS. O., Aug s. - One
death three prostrations occurred
heat.
CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-Five deaths
and several prostrations were the
result of yesterdays excessive heat
here yesterday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
REMAIN At REYKJAvlK

REYKJAVfk, Aug 6.-Lieutenants
Nelson and Smith will remain here
for perhaps several days on account
of uncertainty of ice conditions at
Anmagsalik.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
GOES TO MEXICO
TO PROBE DEATH
OF her SISTER
Mrs. Pettus Declares Mrs
Evans Was Not Slain,
With Robbery Motive

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 6-Mrs
Daisy Pettus left today for Mexico
City for the declared purpose OF
taking over her sisters estate hold
ing the property until it is dis
tributed to the legal heirs. all Am
ericans. She is accompanied by her
husband.
DIR. and Mrs Pettus declared that
data submitted by diplomatic auth
critics disprove the reports that
Mrs. Evans was killed for robbery
Letter from Slain Woman.
Mrs Daisy Pettus made public
yesterday a letter from her sister,
Mrs. Rosalie Evans, who was slain
by Mexican bandits several days
ago Mrs. Evans wrote: "On June
8. | stood guard on the roof of my
hacienda and kept 1000 men at
bay with my gun in hand This
was before the British recalled Spec
ial Commissioner Cummins"
Mrs. Evans was the widow of a
British banker.
INQUIRY TO BE MADE.
WASHINGTON, Aug. g. The
Mexican Embassy in a statement de-
clared the Mexican inquiry into the
staying of Mrs. Evans will probably
prove robbery was the motive. Mex
leo will prosecute and punish the
persons responsible, the statement
saws
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06
INQUIRY TO BE MADE.
DEFENsELEss ONE KILLED

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 6.-Seventeen
defenseless persons were killed and
10 wounded when so outlaws attack
ed a hacienda near Opochon, Yucca
tan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06

VDntinueq on Fsge ssvsn. }
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-06

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The Glenwood post., 1924-01-24
CUT OUT THE FAKERs

Boulder merchant big ad in the there
asking his fellow merchants it isn't about time the
who bleed for advertisements in worth
lists MAPS directories blote pads hotel hang
like Every city the problem and the wonder
fall for the talks put up by the
takers have little for his
sailing through the ar.-Goden Transcript
PRESENT indications that through the advice of Dr. Work
official Washington will the fact that the
irrigation have been constructed altogether
proportion their value to the settlers under the and
portion of this pobtve cost will be charged off and the
pay nstalments reasonable and possible
for this construction work And why not? The government
portions of the country dykes and embnkments
protection against other improvements for the
they build reclamation projects basis of contrib
ung portion of the from public funds for the benefit of the
public weae 1t enough to ask and expect that settlers
will develop and public and transform into
productive through assistance but expect them
settle desert and through long of effort transform
the garden and all the construction costs of the
expensive irrigation system without which would be i'm
possible asking much 1T requires and energetic
lot people accomplish the results that evident
projects today They should be
which has through their efforts but
WELL and panal well afford to lift little
Iby The settlers these projects have
friend believe he will be able for
protection which their patient efforts well
deserve
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-24
THE FARMERS INCOME

all the yearly income from 2OOacre wheat farm
production quotations on wheat
the income OF plumber IN New 1orh
CITY, allowing and 15 days of idle time between
jobs
of computation would take the proceeds from
the equal the annual income CT
a New York brcklayer.
derived his income from growing oats would
from 0acre farme before he could
get enough money hand equal the income of hanger
in of our larger cities.
would the annual proceeds from the acre
farm reach the yearly
enjoyed skilled number of industries
These figures of become staggering to the
when realize that the enjoyed by the plumber
byer hanger and mechanic all net while those
credited The remuneration enjoyed by the
of labor named be devoted entirely to living
penses while the received by the the farm must
first all operating including labor machinery
fences and other items before he begin to lay
aside anything living Furthermore the farmer has
of about $4,000 land and equipment
which addition the other items named
above. The aborer rule his compensation Shour
The farmer days of the works from daylight to
of the keep
The operating farm mechan-
carpenter soil anayze weather prophet and many
things order good farmer-R Holman.
American Review.
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-24
ONE DEMOCRAT TO ANOTHER


Mr.. Barkhausen, Editor of The Denver Democrat
Denver, Colorado.
MY Dear John:
gladly avail myself of kind invitation
political views to fellow Democrats
My brand of Democracy peculiarly progressive in this respect
fashioned adopted and adhered rain
sms political chiropractic
believes that should receive much
more actually and that equal opportunity
be obtained without putting class against another
cooperation of the three principal
tion masqueradng under guse operation
cooperation naturally prevail which
operation by regulation of appropriate
laws.
personal credit my Democracy fortunately
ancestors including
distinguished grandfather the late United States Senator Joseph
Mcdonald Indiana However is popular pastime in Colorado
certain wdeyed reforme and bgod hypocres and
of public office (but mainly n to label their quac poison
Progressive Democracy medicine and attempt
the troats of unsspectng Democrats Speak
myself alone hereby notice that
have held through acous padty appeals and
that have supported last socaed Democratic candidate who
nut "bug fanatic hypocre political opportunst re
pest will much prefer the election of honorable Re
publican candidates. differences national issues the
election of footing Goldfish aristocat ishy engaged
in Clipping coupons politically massagng the stomach
Socrats Reformorats
crats hereby eliminated
from list of political acquananes believe there is
shortage material socaled Democratic
prospective candidates Colorado unless
of nqueoned ability and integrity conscrpted and nom
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-24
THE COUP DE GLoTrE

the custom when adversary had been
moray conqueer end his suffer
blow calculated death 1t designated
as the de glotte
Something like that took place Tuesday the jackson
day banquet Denver by the Democratic clubs OF
city surrounding The gathering heralded
the opening OF the Democratic campagna love meeting that
expected all differences the factions
wiped harmony established For the former
President Marshall had been invited lend his aid ad
dress The talented gentleman he delivered his ad
DRESS did the channel expected Rather it
the
Many address his excelency
the and the policies he for he condemned
things which the advocates he capped the
he said 81 object having the ageold trade mark of
Democratic party put Communism and Socialism, and add
'ther who not Democrats who
ing charge of the Democratic party
Marshall politely referred Sweet say
ing q heard him speak and find nothing in his
all alarming Mr. Sweet however had spoken in the
politician seeking office Mr.. Marshall
mised Immediately following this polite
the euge quoted above hit home for Mr. Sweet moth
Socialist theory practice and uurper
lin the Democratic party.
The situation much the faces the condemned
criminal who surrender his life Spiritual
given and gaows ably
performed the execution
standing high in the Democratic
finds for others
fight power the party
rightly entitled to it.
1t is becoming and apparent that William E. Sweet
rs the bear the party standard Democracy have
an outstanding Democrat to lead itsterling Democrat