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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-12-17
LOST

LOST
Lost some time last week in Wolf
Point, a small metal ring containing
five keys, one of them a Yale key.
Valuable only to the owner. Finder
please return to the Herald office. If
Mrs. Abe Dale and children came
owe from Poplar Saturday after
noon and left on No. 3 from here, on
their way to Lehigh, Iowa, where
they will visit for several weeks. Ill
ness in Mrs. Dale's family called her
there.
Mrs. James Fender and children
of Poplar came over Friday and Wis
tied until Sunday at the Fred Pluris
home.
Come and enjoy the carnival dance
New Years Eve. Trainmen's dance.
Good music. 44-2
Nellie Rounds of Poplar was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Coulter of this city, Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. A. C. Corbin and the Misses
Dorothy Cosier and Mildred Tyler
were visitors in Wolf Point from
Poplar Tuesday evening.
Make bread that tastes better,
looks better and is better. Occident
Flour. lift
George Cook left Wednesday V
ming for Florida. He has been work
ing here as a helper in the railroad
shops.
Among the out Of town visitors
for law and motion day Wednesday
were Howard Lewis of Plentywood,
Ernest Walton of Bainville, Eric
Noun of Poplar, Judge Hurry of
Glasgow, Richard Lunke of Lake
side, and J. E. Rucker of Culbert-
son.
Special Christmas Day Matinee at
3 p. m. showing that wonderful pic
ture entitled "Sally.". It's Great.
AL
Nellie Rounds of Poplar has ac-
a position in Bob Whites
store. She will make her
home with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Coulter while she is in Wolf Point.
G.. A. Lundeen and George Eric
.on of Poplar were county seat Wis !
tors Wednesday. /
Mrs. Frank Catlin has returned !
rom q visit in Seattle. /
A flashing melo-romance of the \
california gold rush featuring Betty
Bronson in "The Golden Princess" Z
thursday only at the Liberty. :
Supt. and Mrs. P. H. Moller and Z
1r. and Mrs. Lloyd Rogers of Pop 8
ar were Wolf Point visitors We'd
esday. {
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ericsson call \
in Wolf Point Tuesday. 6
Mrs. t. P. Danielson of Poplar was 7
in Wolf Point Monday. =
A splendid comedy drama entitled h
Are Parents People" It is a splen- :
d picture. AL L
Mrs. P. NJ. Merwin and her daugh- Z
r Verena are visiting several y
,ints of interest on the Pacific Y:
asst. They plan On a two-weeks "a
p and are stopping in Spokane, ssS8i
Seattle, Portland and -
-
Mrs. John Dorgan, Mrs. Archie
and daughter, from Benrud
re shopping in Wolf Point Thurs
Y afternoon.
Andrew Noble of Frazer made a
trip to Wolf Point Wednes-
State Fire Marshall w. G. Brookes
Helena was here this week inspect
buildings and conducting fire
lis at the local schools.
Ir. and Mrs. Russell Harmon and
ce Miss Ruth Taliaferro were
shoppers in Wolf Point
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The Fighting American" is a Won
full picture and is a special in ev-
sense of the word. Do not miss
AL.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12

ktore majn nz po dvdje deti. Aby
boly povzbndene k d'alsiemu roz-
mnozeniu poctn deti, rozhodla sa
sprava mesta vyplatit kazdej ro-
dine, ktora behom IL nasleduih-
cich mesiacov bude mat tretie
diet'a, $4,000 frankov.
Populacna statistika Franc1z-
ska vykazuje, ze r. 1924 pocet
Tive narpdenych deti boil 732, LII,
poeet dmrti 679,8s3. Prebytok po-
rodov eini len 72,216. Pocet man
zelskych rozsobasov cinil 21,023,
poet snatkov 235,923. Prebytok
porodov klesol Z $4,000 v r. 1921
ma $4,000 uplynnlom roku. Po-
Get francizskeho obyvatel' stva r.
1924 emil 39,2O9,51s.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12

"Vstante! Pocujete! Spravte
dame miesto! Bud tie zdvorilejsi
Konduktor! Pod tie sem, konduk-
tor! Beriete peniaze, tax zrobte
| miestol To je mcconnell
'sTu je zakazane fajdit =" skri-
kol nan konduktor.
"Kto to zakazal? Kto ma pra-
yo? To ie obmedzovanie sloboly.
ia sa nedam cd nikoho vo svoiei
slobode obmedzovat'! Som lslo
bodny clovek !"
Zach, ty kvietku!' pozeral som
ma jeho fyziognomiu a neveril som
oeiam. Me, predsa to ME on! To
je nemozne! Ten AMI nevie take
slova, jako "Sloboda" a "Gam-
betta." .
"Pekny poriadok, MET co po-
vedat - vravel, odhadzujnc ci-
garetu. "Potom Ii, clovece, ta-
I.kymi l'ud mi! Nemaju Eonatia 0
chovani, zhola nico,n ma svete.
Formalisti, filistri! Utlacajn!''
Nemohol som sa zdrzat'ia a "a
smial som sa. Posujic moi smiech,
placho 50 zachvel. Poznal moi
smiech tiez mono, re poznal
| moi kozuch. Jeho chrbat v jedi
nom okamfhu sa ohnul, tvar hned
nadobudla kysleho vyrazu, ruky
spustily sa dolu k nohaviciam,
nohy sa mu prehly.. Okamzite sa
zmenil. Teraz som az nebol v po-
chybnosti: boil to Ivan Kapitonye,
moi kancelista. Sadol 81 a skryl
svoj nosfk do zajacej kozuSiny.
Pozrel som mu teraz do tvare.
"Ci je NONE, ably tato shrbena
figirka vedela rozpravat' take
| slova jako "filister" "slobo-
da'. Co! Je to mozns9 Me a ME.
To je nepravdepodobne, neuveri-
tel'ne... Ach, ty darebak!"
Verte potom ilboziackym fyzi-
ognomiam tych chameleonov. ia
uz neverim. Koniec, nina neokla-
mi!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
10 zenskeho sveta
AKO VARIT HRACH.

Hraeh ma zpomedzi strukovir
dozaista moe milovnfkov a 81 tt
al zasl1zi, ak je nalezite pripra.
venv. Hrach totiz treba uz tri dni
pred jeho varenim zaliat' V ci,
stom hrnci vodon nechat' stat
ma teplom mieste. Ia ten cas- hod.
ne napuchne a pocne kluvat' &
tymto kluvanim utvori sd 20 Skro
bu nom obsazenom hojne Gu
kroviny, TAX ako ked' sa jacmef
ma pivo sladuje. cOho nasledkon
hrach obdrzi vybornd chut' a ds
sa o vel'a l'ahSie strovit' akc
hrach nenamoceny. Ak potion do
vareny hrach pretreme cez sitko
dostaneme taky pokrm, ktory a.
slabSi zal6dok bez vsetkeho zdn
vania znesie. supy z hrachu lud
sky zalddok beztak nemoze stro
me ich podhodit' .scmfwyp afe
Wit a tax ich neni skoda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
F. l.. I. s.

Anglicka nemoc moze byt' do
bre poznata al matkami. Je moz-
no poznat' chorobu, ked' je hla-
va ME pravidelna okrnhlasta.
Ked' je diet 'at'u Is do 1s mesia-
Gov a nema zarastenii lebecn1
kost', je d6kazom ze diet a trpi
ma anglickii nemoc. Ked' sa die
ia ma hlave yel'a poti, moze to
tiez znamenat', re ma anglicki1
nemoc a tiez opozdenie zubov je
dokladom tejto nemoci. Ked' ru-
ky s1 pridlhe, alebo ked' nohy sd
skr1tene a vykrntene, vSade je
podobny zjav priznakom angli-
ckej nemoci. ,Tiez sa vyskytnn
pripady, re diet'a ma Prise zle W.
vinute, Prise kosti zebra vycnie-
vaj1. Casio al chrbtova kost' by
va skrivena. Pri diet 'ati nemuse-
jn sa javit' vsetky tieto prizna-
ky, obycajne len niektore.
Anglicka nemoc nemusi byt' ,
priGinou vcasnej smrti, avsak pre-
zradzuje slabost telesnej snstavy,
moznost' nachylnosti k roznym
nemociam, nedostatok odporu a
vzdoru proti chorobam tiez vac
siu moznost podl 'ahnutia roznym
chorobam.
Anglicka nemoc zapricinena je
chybnym tvorenim kosti. Ked'
diet'a nedostane dost' vyzivy, l.
stotne dostavi sa anglicka nemoc.
Ked' diet'a nedostane dost' mile
ka a pre- prvy zaciatok materin-
skeho mlieka, moze sa oeakayat'
ze bude postihnute anglickou ne
mocOu.
Ma st 'astie anglicka nemoc da
sa vyliecit' al da sa jej predist'
Vel'mi dobrym prostriedkom je
slnecnt svetlo pre- dietky, ktore
dosial anglickn nemoc nemaju a
maju bvt' zachranene tie, ktore
boly nou postihnute. Okrem to-
no "cod liver oil" je prostried-
kom dobrym tel priciny, ze OBJ
sahuie vel'a v!-zivnych latok,
ktore silia kosti pri vzraste. Die
ia ma byt ma slnku, pokial' je
to NONE, co najviac, lebo papr-
sleky slnecne majn blahodarny
ilrcinok ma telo zdravie diet at a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
Ciganova mudrost' 4.


V istej dedinke utiekla fararo.
vi krava. Praye ako "a hou p. ia.
rar pozeral, postretol cigana a sa
no pytal: "More;. nevidel 81 tam
nikde kravu ntehssi,G''
Cigan: Pan :Yel.k omozny, js
Gom hladny, prosfm kfst.'ok chile
ba."s
Farar: Dam ii chleba, ked
mi povies, ci 81 ju videl utekat'.'
Cigan: PAN vel'komozny, al
date chleba, videl som ked' ne
date, nevidel SOM
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
Pomylila adresu.

Zena (chcejica rozsobas) :"Ten
surovec nahana ma do roboty
jako kona a zachadza so mnou
jako so psom." 3.
Advokat: "Pani moja, jako vi
dim, Wy by ste sa mala obratit
ma spolok proti tryzneniu zvierat
a ME ma fiskala. :"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12

sts
Napisal: 4. =. oschov.

Beda, jestfi verite Judasom,
chameleonom! Ia nasich case,
l,ahsie ie ztratit vieru nez start
I rukavicku - a ia som ju ztratil
Bol vecer. Siel som tramvajou
Nine jako osobe vo vysokom po.
staveni nepristane vozit' sa ma e.
lektrike, ale tento raz NAL som
svoj vel ky kozuch a mohol som
50 zakryt' kunacfm golierom. A
je to tiez lacnejsie to viete..
Napriek tomu, ze Dol pozdny Gas
a chladno, voz boil napchaty. Nj.
kto ma nepoznal. Kunacf solie,
tvoril incognito. Siel som, podrie.
naval a prezeral 81 tych malic.
kych. s
Me, ME. je to on!' pomyslel
som 81, hi 'adiac ma jedneho ma
leho eloviedika zajacom kozu.
skn. "To ME ie on! Ale je, je, je
to on! On!' IT,. ...- .. -.
Myslel som 81 a vlastnvm oeiam
som neveril...
ClovieGik zajaeom kozusku
boil nzasne podobny Ivanovi Ka.
pitonycovi, jednemu mojich
kancelistov... Ivan Kapitonyc -
malin'ky, shrbeny, skrceny tvor
zij1ci len preto, ably zdvihal pad
nuvsie satky a blahoprial k SWAT
kom. Je mlady, ale jeho chrba,
je ohnuty do obluka, kolena vec.
ne tprehnute, ruky zamazane a
pri tele dolu visiace.. Tvar jehc
ako by dvermi pritisknuta, alebc
mokrou handrou spraskana. Kys.
Ia rozbolestnela: clovek vidiac
no, ma vzdy chut' zaspievat' -po.
hrebnn rozcitliviet' sa. Kedy
kol'vek ma zbada, trasie sa, bled.
ne a cervena sa, jako by som he
chcel zjest' alebo podrezat', a
ked' no privediem do pomykova
mraz mu bezi po tele a trasie mu
vsetkymi 1dami.
Ponizenejsieho, mlcanlivejsieho
a nepatrnejsieho eloveka nezli on
ziadneho nepoznam. Ba ami zvie.
rat nepoznam, ktore by boly itch.
Sic nezli on.
Clovek zajacom kozusku pri
pominal tohoto Ivana Kapitony.
ca: cely on! Lenze tento elovek
nebol tax ohnutyy ako tamten, ne
javil sa TAX shrbeny, choval sa ne
n1tene a co bolo najviac napad,
ne, rozpraval so stsedom 0 poll.
tike. Cely vozen no pocul.
"Gambetta zomrel!'' vravel
vrtiac sebou a mavajnc rukami
"To je Bismarckovi vhodne
Gambetta Dol predsa bystry muz
On Nemcami bojoval a vyniiti
od mich kontriblciu, Ivan Matre,
mic. Pretoze on Dol genialny. On
boil Franc1z, ale on NAL ruski du
su! Nadany elovek!"
Ach, ty lumpe!
Ked' prisiel k nemu konduktol
listkami, dial Bismarckovi po
koj.
"Preco je vo vozni TAXA tina o.
vrhol sa ma konduktora. eco ne
mate svieeky' Aky to neporia
dok! Met nikoho, kto by vas pre-
hnal V cudzine by vam dali! Me
je obecenstvo pre- vas, ale Wy pre-
obecenstvo! Cert aby vas! Necha
penn, ze predstaveni nedohliadnu
Ia min1tu ziadal cd mas, ably
SINE vsetci vstali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
TRoCHU sMIECHU.
Vtip cirkusovych pajacov.

Ma cirkusovom predstaveni '
Petrohrade:
BIN: "Co je matt 'azsie?'
BON: "Rubel'. Spadol tax hi
boko, re no nikto nemoze zdvih
NIT y"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
Milosrdnt cigan.

Peeie cigan pri potoku hus.
Ide tade rychtar a okrikne ho:
"Hej, more! Go to robisg"
Cigah: -''Prosim, spadla hus do
vody, nuz ju susim, chudziatko. :"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
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III, tiez napfnanim q vzpruzenim
vsetkych svafov ma ich ntlom te.
le. Este al plakanie je istou for
mou pohybovania, a toto prave
znaci, ked sa hovori, ze ked' ma.
Ia beba nikdy neplaee, ze musi jej
nieco chybovat'.
Behom dina, ked' beba je zobu.
dena, nachodi sa v ustavicnom
pohybe. Je tedy dolezite, aby jej
satocky neboly hzke, aby sa tyyn
neobmedzovalo pohybovanie. Ma.
le diet a nema byt' dlho pripevne.
ne do svojej vysokei stolicky, AM
nema byt' pripevnene posteli
IA taky sposob, aby to obmedzo.
valo obracanie sa a nat 'ahovanie
svojich ddov.
Stojan je znamenitym sposo
bonn .ku tomu, ably sa male Diet a
pohybovalo bezpecnosti. Tiete
stojany mono khpit v rozlienycf
podobach. Deti ale .nemaju byt
povzbudzovane ku vcasnemn cho
deniu. V mnohych padoch Diet
mavajn nohy krive alebo capita
We cd toho, ze sn silene ku cho
deniu PRIV, nez to ich telesna s1
stava dovol'uje.
Detsky kocik ma byt' vybratj
taky, ktory da skorej dostatol
pohodlia, nez ably Dol krasnym
Ma byt' ma Styroch kolesach, mu
81 mat dobre slime spruziny, {
tiez ma mat take opatrenie, kto
re by chranilo diet "a cd silneht
vetru. Koeik ma byt- priestrannJ
| a ma mat dostatok miesta n;
prikryvadla, lebo hlavne v stu
demon pocasi je d6lezite, ably be
ba chranena bola proti ncinkcn
pocasia. Skladajnce sa detske ka
ricky si vel 'kym pohodlim, zvla
Ste ku prevezeniu diet alta n;
kratku dial 'ku. Rozumie sa, Il
diet 'atko nema ibyt' V takychtt
karikach mechanic "a dlhn dobu
nakol 'ko caste byvajn tvrdf a nj
pohodlne.
| Ako bolo nz PRIV spomenute, ca
sto sa stava, ze matky ME s1 ,
stave pridajat' svoje deti a, zs
takychto okolnosti rozumie So
je potrebne zadovazit' daku int
potravu. Dobre, ciste, zazivnI
kraySke mlieko nrimarana smio
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
BOZ PROTI UBYvANIU P0RO
DOV Vo FRANCUZsKU.

Mesto Angers vypisalo tohto
roku znovu premie ma tretie die
IA. V Anglers bolo totiz 300 rodin,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12

!
sane patricnou davkou najjem-
nejsieho cukru a patricnym
mnozstvom vody ie tou najlep-,
Sou nahradou "a materinske mile
ko. Ia najlepsia smiesanina W
tecn3ho mlieka a najlepsieho GU
kru prichodi k yam pod menom
Bordenovho Eagle Brand Mlieka.
Ia tri pokolenia americke matky
spoliehaly sa ma toto bajecne nile
ko. Ked krmenie kona sa dl'a L.,
pravy, ono dodava tn najblizsiu
nahradu "a materinske mlieko.
Ma Bordenovom Eagle Mlieku
dnes chovane je mnoho deti, kto-
rych rodicia vychovani boil tiez
ma Eagle Mlieku ktorych start
roditia hen zpiatky 60-tich a
70-tich rokoch minuleho storocia
tiez vychovani boli ma tomto j.
stom mlieku. Ked uvazite, ze Ror
denovo mlieko uzivane bolo "a tri
pokolenia al teraz je stale MI
vane elm. d'alej tym viacej l'ud'-
mi, re k tomu musi byt daka pri-
Gina. Pricinon je to, ze ono doka-
zalo sa byt' uspokojivym a bez-
pecnym "a tax dlhn dobu, take
ludia majl nom d6veru.
Me vsetky pidre sn rovnake a
rozumie sa, ze chcete byt' istou,
ze vSetko co uzivate ma kozu vas
no kojenca je nplne ciste a bez-
pecne. Colgate Detsky P1der tyym
to poziadavkam vyhovuje, nakol'-
ko je vyrabany zvlast' pre- kojen-
GOV dl a receptu jedneho chyrne-
no lekara.
Dentist yam povedia, re novym
sp6sobom zachovania znbov II de-
ii je to, ked' zamedzi sa kazenie
zubov. Colgate's Tooth Cleaner
udrzuje zuby zdravymi. Wac den
tistov no odporiiGa, nez ktoreho-
kol'vek ineho cistica zubov. Maj
bezpeenejsim najdcinlivejsim
sp6sobom ma udrzanie zubov va
sich' deti cistEmi a listiacimi sa je
to, ably 81 ich pravidelne cistily
po kazdom jedeni s Colgate s
Tooth Cleanerom.
Citajte pozorne tieto clanky ka-
zdy tyzden a odkladajte 81 ich
pre- prlpadne upotrebenie bu-
diicnocti
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12

Cftajte pozorne tieto clanky ka-
zdy tyzden a odkladajte 81 ich
pre- pripadne upotrebenie bu-
dicnosti.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10
Puzzle a Day

Race horse owners are now NOV
ing their stables to the southern part
of the United States in preparation
for the winter races.
Two Of these trackmen were
asked by a tipster how many horses
they were taking South. The first
owner, who had twice as many
horses as the second, claimed that
by purchasing three Of the latter's
horses he would have, three times
as many horses as the second
owner.
While the second trackman
claimed that if he purchased six of
the formers horses they would have
n equal number Of horses.
Can you answer the bewildered tip
ster's question?
Last puzzle answer:
The name of the hidden city is
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10
Tired? No Pep? Just
! Dragging Along?

Do you get out of bed in the morning,
tired, listless, beaten before the day
starts? What chance have you to en-
joy life until you correct that condi-
ton? Viuna starts the whole machin-
cry to working as it should--acts on
bowels. Almost before you realize it,
you begin to walk along with new
swing--full Of vigor, able to eat, sleep,
laugh and really live. 1t has taken
thousands out of bed and put them on
their feet. VIII you give it a chance?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10
CHOSEN BY OIL SELLERS

w. H. Trimble, Indianapolis, viii
head the Indiana Independent Pc
troleum Marketers' Association an
other year. Officers were elected
Wednesday at the convention at the
Columbia Club. Archie Bobbitt
State gasoline tax collector, urged
oil men to combat wastefulness.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10
TALK ON U. S. FORESTS
Chief of Information Will Address
Mems Club of Church.

Miller Hamilton, chief of informa-
ption Of the United States Forest
Service, will address the Mems Club
Of the First Presbyterian Church,
Friday evening. His subject will be
News and Views of Uncle Sans
Forests, illustrated by eighty-six
colored slides.
The lecture will be preceded by a
dinner, open to anyone. Reserva-
tons may be secured by telephoning
the church office.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10

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heavy weight towels. that win
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10
BOND PETITION TO BE UP

Frank T. Singleton Of the public
service commission this afternoon
was to hear petition of the Indian
apolis Water Company to issue and
sell $1,660, 900 in bonds for financing
nurnosas
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-07-11

CHICAGO, July 11.-If any new
possessions are added to the United
States by the Macmillan Navy ex
which involves no special
effort to reach the North Pole, it
is believed the land must be found
somewhere between the Pole and
Alaska. But in previous explorations
mirages, soundngs and tidal condi
tions have been the only encour
agement that something other than
ice exists in that region.
Admiral Peary on his polar trip
stood at one far northern point and
saw what he believed to be land
some so miles away. He called it
"Crocker Land Commander Mac
MILAN on his special Crocker Land
expedition, wiped this spot off his
maps, because after travelling 15C
miles across a field of solid ice to
la point well beyond where "Crockel
Land" was supposed to exist it was
as far away as when he started.
Macmillan returned to the point
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-07-11
VALENTINE MAY
RECOVER FIR 0 M
SERIOUS ATTACK
Pioneer Citizen Improving
Signs Indicate That He
May Win Fight for Life.

The indications are that Emery
Valentine may recover from the at
tack of apopleXy that he suffered
Thursday, declared DR. w. J. Pigg
this afternoon. Signs of improve
ment were detected during the
night, but it was not until midday
thai physicians held out any great
have been constantly inquiring
about the condition of the afflicted
pioneer. He is by no means out OF
danger, but there is ground for
hope.
During the night Mr.. Valentine
recovered sufficiently to ask for
water, and this morning he recog-
nizeG Lee Pulver, for many years
his associate in the jewelry business
at Front and Seward Streets, the
physicians, nurses and others.
Little encouragement was youch
safed by the physicians who con
ferred at the hospital yesterday
afternoon, though they did not give
up hope and pursued the line of
treatment tilat had been decided
upon. DR.. w. j. Pigg, DR.. l.. c.
Dawes and DR.. w. A. Borland at
tended the conference
The announcement of the i'm
prov,ment in t,Sas condition of the
well known pioneer relieved the
anxious suspense which had gripped
the community when it was believ-
ed that he was in his last sleep.
Animositles tnat had been engend
cred by many a sharp political con-
test were forgotten, and when peo-
pie met il was to recount the gen
erous deeds of the stricken veteran
Improvement which WAS detected
during tho night and became more
prof ouneed this morning has con-
tinued throughout the day. All day
the patient has alternated between
periods OF consciousness and con-
ditiOu approaching coma, but the
periods Of consciousness are beeom-
ing longer and the mind clearer.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-07-11
WAGES STOPPED;
STRIKE TALKED

RIO DE JANEIRO, July 1.-THE
municipality faced trouble early
this month when 5000 employees
threatened to strike on account of
unpaid wages. A committee recent
ly was appointed to talk with the
Mayor, who promised to improve
conditions. He later arrested the
ring leaders of the movement, and
placed Federal troops on guard at
the City Hall to stop trouble.
The office of the treasury stated
that the city payroll was unpaid for
April and May, the wages due GER
tain departments totalling $1,000
900. The treasurer's office unoffi-
cially says that this money was used
to pay obligations due on foreign
and domestic debts.
The City Treasurer has started to
liquidate unpaid salaries, the city
promising to. have the payments
completed at an early date. The
men accepted the promise and re-
turned to work.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-07-11
SELECT JURY
FOR TRIAL OF
i PROF. SCOPES
Nine Farmers Compose Ma
jority Of Jurors s-Argu-
ments on Testimony.

DAYTON, Tenn, July Il. - The
jury to hear the charges against
Prof j. T. Scopes for alleged viola
ton of the Tennessee State law pro
hibiting the teaching of evolution
in public schools, was completed
late yesterday afternoon.
The jury is composed of nine
farmers, one farmer-teacher, one
fruit grower, and one shipping
CLERK
The question of the admission of
scientific testimony in regard to
evolution, will be fought out in
court on Monday when the court
reconvenes
No session is being held today to
enable the defense to confer on the
only issue in the case as to whether
Scopes taught man descended from
the lower order of animals.
Attorney General Stewart empha-
sized that the truth of evolution
was not involved in the States
position.
Statement by Stewart.
AL Dul Olc JulOi DSlolSo "
evangelical denominations Darrow
said he was a Fundamentalist juror.
One talesman who did not belong
to any church, was rejected.
Attorney General Stewart today
said to the Associated Press:
MY understanding is that Scopes
will not deny he taught the stu
dents of the High Schools of Rhea
County that man descended from
the lower animals. If this is true,
he is guilty and all evidence of
scientists within reach cannot save
him. Scientists might claim man
descended from the lower animals
by Gods creation but this cannot
make difference in the law which
says such cannot be taught. II
such evidence is used, both sides
would in the end be but a babel
of tongues. Such evidence is in
competent and our stand is defin-
ite,y determined.