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INSPIRATION IN JUNGLE JOE'S" LIFE

Every Alaskan youth may draw inspiration from the life history of Uncle Joe Cannon the patriarch of Amer can statesmen who rounded out nearly half century the service of his country.
 Like all great men in American history and those who have been called the people represent the heart of the nation in high paces "Unce Joe started as poor boy, born amidst frugal Christian environment Schooed in his early youth in rigid conformation to the funda mentals of religious thought he emerged prepared for sefdscipne and fortified by high moral character Then him, filled with the roseae dreams that the heritage of American youth engendered by the very of national being looking forward to the day when he oo could stand among the great integral unit in his country mighty forces of freedom and equal ity He did not accept the preamble of the American Declaration of Independence in it's literal sense but rat grasped the correct Interpretation that equality carried with it mpostons aside from the accident of birth-that 1t was merely relative term, and that equality had many subdivisions and distinguishing grades He chose the equality of statesmen and lawmakers set his face to the task and emerged the Grand Old Man of Con- gresS ..a#~.-.~-
 We can see him as a grocery clerk a mere boy, the nominal head of family finishing his daily labors to take up his law books and spend the evenings that he might have dsspated in carefree esure absorbing and digest ing the laws of the land and dwelling eagerly the sub ect of political economy the handspring for legislative direction. Again him. with honest navete, stand ing before the dean of law college and confessng his poverty to pay, while displaying his thirst for perfect knowledge and his later triumphant tramp along the roads back to his hOnle
 Thus fortified for the services he was to render to his nation he entered the political His success not opportune; 1t the result of courage and learning which stamped him fitting representative of free people in the halls of Congress.
 The time has approached when Aaskas youth are to be called to take up the labors of awmakng along with the commercial activities supplanting the earlier pioneer departures of the Territory They may like Unce Joe" stand in high places But the high places must be won not merely on personal popularity; they must be thru abity-preparation in the science of statesman ship profound learning in the subjects of national we'll being.
 Alaska needs the expression of youth it's energies, it's daring and it's brains She needs them in her legisa tive has for it is there that much of her salvation is to be worked out The boy girl who sets his her face to the task and eges prepared for the work yet to be done will deserve we'll of his fellows Like the ambition of "Uncle Joe" Cannon it is worth striving for.
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But it was found that but $2,500 was available for the drive, and after Ash enfelter, who was from time to time connected with the Bureau of Educa-. tion, had visited the Eskimo herd own CTS around Nome and Council, secured promises of joining the drive, and was ready to begin, he was informed that the additional sum of $2,500 to defray the expenses of the undertak- ing was not available.
 Those familiar with the reindeer in- dustry naturally ask why it is that treble the sum of S5,00O is being ex- pended annually among the Eskimos of the North when the transference of the herds would relieve the govern ment of the expense, and at the same time conclude the program as at first conceived of providing the native with something whereby he could sustain himself and rise above the primitive condition from which the Bureau of Education claims to have sought to lift him.
 Made a Bum" Says Native
 An educated Eskimo recently re- marked: "The government has made a bum of me; it educated me out of the ways of my people and then turn ed me loose to exist on small herd of reindeer, which I cannot sell. If it is only a question of meat and clothing, I can get that doing odd jobs. As far as my deer are concern ed. they are nuisance and no bene- fit to me-"
 Hence history is being repeated the government embarks upon a phil anthropic enterprise to repay the na- tive for his lands and for taking his means of livelihood from him, and then allows him to drift as hah- prepared specimen of humanity un- able to immediately transplant him. self into the white mans scheme, and at the same time united to follow the instincts of his primitive ances- tors in wrestling livelihood from na- ture.
 It is reported that among the East ern stockholders in a big reindeer herd in the North is Archie Roose- welt: that the company was compell- ed to borrow considerable money in New York.4 If this is true, the answer to the question of what influence is being used to prevent the Eskimo and small herd eskimo from coming into active competition with the big com pany herds may not be far to seek.
 Two years ago members of the Bu- reau of Education, Biological Survey, namely Wm. Lopp, received letters from the vicinity of Nome saying that raids were being made upon the na- tive reindeer herds by white men; that it was impossible to secure a conviction for these offenses, and re- commenting that the deer be remov- ed to a point where better supervision could be had and where there would be no conflict of range. This opened the question of transfer. It was put up to the authorities at Washington, but after the incident cited above, the matter was allowed to die. .
 Following his efforts to have the Bureau of Education transfer the na- tive herds to Broad Pass, Ashenfelter attempted to secure finances from
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

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NJ EN-.

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DIAMOND BARGAINS
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

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HELP-MALE (Continucdl.

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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

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5 5AGLE BEEnDING co. i123 fth st. NV. W.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE

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quarts OF milk Price. S25. Apply 5q3S
Georgia ave. NV.
MCLE-3 yrs. fine worker iust from the
country. Clarence Lewis. Olympia Apts
NV. 20s
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EOR SAIE-AIInMl rs

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BUICK MASTER SIX: four passenger coupe:
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BUICK master Is coach and Buick coupe,
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\ beautiful diamond weigh
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PERSONAL.

SPECIALIST ON NERVE AND RHEUMA-
n H Il. on" e' TADaN Ind 6YT4
,WEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN BY TRAINED
nurse DANISH SO treatment. electricity in
Guided. Phone Main $50. 80
\ GKADuATE II Ei-EC1"CI VIII. GIVE
duced by new methods. Phone Pot l:47.
F4GESSIEE WEIGHT. RAPIDLY REDUCED:
i,EDENpEttKER. @oo :"f' nv W. Potomac 400
EVERY CARE GIVEN INVALIDe. CON
home. Adams 136a 1888 Kaorama I'd.
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and todav. Franklin s737-w
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"",'I" "fn aizM li''a'''S w 10 ! years "a"
t,LEclHIeA. TREA 4, AGTTE r4 ND
n @FlS G RIVE &A t' P iuneAS' li;'o
SHAMPOO HAIR CIT AND MARCEL. 50
at Lafayette Hotel Beauty shoppe, 10th at
SIS PERMANENT Waving. Is curis. $50.
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Veil Hospital. CORY. Pa.
Md for mental and nervous Cd patients; ned
JOHNSON REST HOME FOR AGED N
VISION ana NGraE n5So' sh ss
BACKWARD CHILDREN TUTORED AT
students home If desired experienced -. G.
teacher: GRADES Is. Address Boz :j35 K.
FACIAL HAIR PERMANENTLY REMOVED.
81 facial treatment. G5C and - hot oil
shampoo. 81 plain shampoo. SOC. SOC Kresgs
Bld-.. MARIE STEVENS 11th and G .ts.
feh9'
THE SINGLE sHOPPE. FORMERLY AT
106 llth 4. NV. ~ nov At llth and SITS.
+ ". over Berry & Whtmores Fr. 9669
Slip COVERS. .ovERsTUFFED SEPARATE
cushions. snap fasteners. tame bnun6. S2l 10
m r /. 1sherwood. Too 9th NV. p. Clio.
DETECTIVE SERVICE FOR OVER FORTY
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FORD. INC. TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
mr3s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


rARTi HAVING h,=h-class gown and mil
nS h9n +, ~, TIxb s., nnsns1 vii s"r4%p
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TAILORING establishment dong good husl-
rs must ell on arcoun,t Of dsath reason
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TEACHER OF COHfNl f''I.L = 7Itr'
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n,ent: balance monthly. Further informa
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eert1 Address Box N. Star Star. once. 's'
CrLEATING. DyEING; TAILORING SHOP.
"a, " ,.Ga.sonable. Fer information. call Columbia
,63 c N-w.-Roomine mouse. l., rooms cleo.
'n,Ity. newly papered: all filled. $500
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CONFECTIONERY. toy and novelty store
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ONE OF THE BEST grocery. meat and pro-
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annlv Address Box t54-k. Star ofrr ~
PLUMBING AND HEATING ESTABLISH
mcnt going concern. with large stock and
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$4,000. Address ?. o. Box 4H35. Washing
ton. y {.
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door. 1910 Conn. ave: Apply +. kOhner.
2oi .th II Main 1851
POOL ROOM FOR SALE .IOl Rhode Is
rand ave. nc. Call after O'Clock. IL
NOTE : ;4Sl. secured by vendors hon. 30
ares IN Missouri. aud other collateral -,.,j
Investment Building. %n'
AUTO ACC. AND BATTERY SERVICE sta
non for sale nc. section: low rent and LONG
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POOL ROOM FOR SALE 5 tables. room for
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Hf,LP-DOMESTIC.

tOLoRED GIRL. cook and general h"u-c,-
work stay nights: reference required North
ill1. 20 Glrard ne. ~
GOLORED GIRL. general Homework: must
have proper references: ear stay ntehts:
s:'5 per mouth. Adams 1888. 1910 La
NOM 81 nv
nnst-class references REQUIRED. home nights
GENERAL HoIsEwoRKER. capahlc ~onI-
GENERAL HoUSEwORK = Sot,ied colored
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Klinslc ri. NV. Phone Adams 517l,J.
GIRL. colored. mother. helncr. part time.
afternoons. - 20iS Saith u. nv.
GIRL white. for general houecuork. r.pshIe
Of answering doctors phone. 1873 Kenyon
G GddG ~, WHIT to .ar1 e, mall ,h'd.on
family: stay nights. i'll .nd i, ne
GIRL. reliable coIorccd: for general hogse,
M oAK eo9ns 1pd i Tsnsra
Nurse. expcTicnced: stay nights. Appiv
: 1897 Military road NV Telephone Cleveland
MI NURSE; ,oIoTed. e.sperienced waited a,
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work. Appiy COS Maple ave- ave- Tst%ma
Park. Columbia :741-J. TO-
day. Call after 6. 10 Carroll t. 50.
wOMAE, middle aged. white. dosrcd for
new home II, Tuhurhs: Ivy father with three
Ro1 SILK star Office. 49,
SITUATIONS-MALE.
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s,y Er po tT9leredl work evenings Ad
sOOKkEEP ER-ACCOCNTANT experienced
last and accurate. wants afternoon or night
maritime work. Address Box 10l-M. Star
offlce
,:4I Cleveland nj. NV.
1 1gT f 9r, al 9s5o ta Inc FOOD TssTenee
CHAUFFEUR PLACE wanted by all around
man: references. 1915 Columbia =.
eHf fdTl Circle w 4.i sao4 private isTy
Sa CHI 1oa -f,51lorsd e1persnGed wants
io3sa a''' '''
CHAUFFETRS JOB in private family nv
s s,11 carolina coiored man: references. 1i3s
CHAUFFEuR wishes a Job: can give refer
ence. 1870 sth NV. Phone North :ao3-w
e9I,o FANNY yh' efel Ts9s
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CHAUFFEUR. white: careful driver honest
AGd-c-s Box PIN. Star Office. 20.
COOK Chinese: private family. 1920 New
Hampshire ave. NV. 20.
EVENING WORK wanted by young man
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electricity and radio. Address Box Ic6-M
star Office.
GROCERY CLERK. experiencri age 81 dc
1,res position F; Hanson. s Iowa Circle
JANITOR OR FIREMAN-Night work. nv
colored man: experienced. Fred Beaver
1854 Bird st. NV. nOs
MAN. housekeeping. window cleaning floor
WAXING. nalntinc. shellacinE vanishing. re- f.
erences. Harris. North 3146-J
MORNING WORK light house work in
apartment; neat. reliable coored. Phone
SECOND COOK or porter. SITUATION wanted
by ex-soldler: colored: best OF reference Co.
lumhia 1897.
HER-SECRETARY, expert $
years experience: experienced in corporation
law. Address Box l12-M. Star Office 90.
TRUCK DRIVER young man, col0red- any
kind of work. Call or write ILL., 10th i
ne 2Os
YOUNG MARRIED MAN wants work of any
kind after o'clock pm: handy around su.
tom0hllcs. any make. Cali Clev 176S-W 20.
YOUNG MAN-White married, empI0ycd
nights. wants work during day: mechanical.
~ inclined: reference Adams AIR. 49,
YOUNG MAN-Four years experience at
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-19

CADILLAC ROADSTER-New paint tires
and tor: in good running condition. fully
equipped and the price only $500. Terms,
n SUIT cO01 18th NV