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The Alaska fisherman., 1926-03-15
"BOLSHEVIK?" or "RADICAL"

we are free today substantially, but the day will come when Republic will be an impos- siblity. It will be an impossibility because wealth will be concentrated in the hands of few. A republic not stand upon bayonets, and when the day comes when the wealth of the nation will be in the hands of a few, then we must rely upon the wisdom of the best ele, rnents in the country to readjust the laws of the nation to the changed conditions"
 JAMES MADISON.
The Alaska fisherman., 1926-03-15
FISH TRAPS or HAND GEAR

We will tell a true story.
 Along about 1904 we fishing at Eagle Creek on Prince of Wales Island, and counted about Is seine averaging five each. A little later went to Lake Bay and there we saw seineboats Later on we went to Salmon Bay and there saw about 20 seineboats. The total for that district was all of over 40 seneboats, each averaging men, who were supporting families so that these 40 boats with their 200 men were supporting at least 600 resi- dent fishermen and families. This had continued for many years.
 Then the fish trap came into existence.
 Today there is not single seine crew that supports itself at any of these creeks and the fish trap only employs about ten men, nearly all of whom single and are brought from Seattle by the Seattle and Portland owners of the trap.
 Take your choice, MT. Alaska Business Man. which was the better condition for Alaska, the 200 fishermen who with their families spent all they earned here, or the ten trap men and watchers who come from Seattle, buy nothing here, and leave just as soon as the fishing season closes?
The Alaska fisherman., 1926-03-15
The Paramount Issue in Alaska.

We have talked to many people the subject of politics and usually ask them this question. "What is the real and vital issue in Alaskan politics today?" None have answered correctly.
 The real and paramount issue in Alaskan politics is MORALITY. This comes before fish, mining anything else. All the indignat ion which has been expressed in many telegrams to Washington and all the Accommodations of Dan Sutherland have been for the single pur- pose of HIDING the lawessness that prevails in certain well known spots in Alaska. IN JUNEAU
 What does anybody see the first thing when he gets off the steamer in Juneau at the City Dock? Why long of bawdy houses. This in the capital city of Alaska which is the home of the Governor the Secretary of the Territory the Treasurer, the United States Judge, the United States Attorney, the United States Mar shal his deputies, the Commissioner of Educat- ion, three Protestant ministers, the Roman Catholic Priest, full set of city officials and what not, the many representatives of the many Federal Bureaus. Every one of these must pass these bawdy houses to get in and out of Juneau There is way around them.
 And yet the City Council of Juneau, the Commercial Club of Juneau and most of the men occupying positions as above named have wired to Washington saying that Sutherland is a liar and that rottenness does not exist in Juneau.
 It is positively disgusting that the descent citizens of Juneau have allowed themselves to shut their eyes to this condition that exists in their very front yard by that they elect to office.
 w KETCHIKAN
 Our residence is within 2OO feet If that fine new school building of which the city of Ket- chikan is proud. There the very finest child ren in the world gather each day to learn their studies, about civic government, civic virtue and the glorious history of country
 And yet fully one half of these children must pass within 200 feet of the bawdy house of Ketchkan, a district protected by the Mayor of the town, his city council, the city police the IInitel States Marshal and he M1aadiracr0
Evening star., 1926-04-30
Riffian Warrior, 81, Runs 20 Miles
In Mig int to Transmit Terms of krim

After partaking Of coffee and rolls,
he seemed fresher than did Aibin
Stenroos after winning the Olympic
marathon race at Paris in 1924.
The feat of running 70 miles from
sunset to sunrise, which Hammouch
Ben Hadge, Riffian warrior, claimed to
have accomplished, compares favor
ably with the established record Tor
that distance over measured course.
The record for 20 miles is held by j.
Saunders OF New York, who made 1t
February 81 to % in 1882. 1t Is ii
hours 81 minutes and seconds. The
record for the regular marathon dis
tance of 26 miles and 3S5 yards is 2
hours AZ minutes and 23 As seconds,
made by A. Nicholson at New York,
May 80. 1928.
Johnny Miles OF SydreY Mines.
Nova Scotia. hettered the mark when
he won the Boston marathon. April
10, in 2 hours % minutes 40 seconds.
This time undoubtedly will become a
new record when athletic officials have
ma SSed upOn it.
Evening star., 1926-04-30
PORTO RICAN CLAIMS
DRY LAW EXEMPTION
Court Must Decide if Volstead Act
Applies to Island, Despite Local
Option Grant.

By the Associated Press
BOSTON, April 30.--The question
whether the eighteenth amendment
and the Nolstead act apply to Porto
Rico was at issue in a case heard
yesterday by the United States Cir.
cult Court for the first district. De-
cision was reserved.
Manuel Ramos. hotelkeeper of
San Juan, Porto Rico, was convicted
in the island court of selling liquor
to Americans July last. He was
sentenced to 90 days imprisonment
and fine Of $500. Today's hearing
was on his appeal.
Counsel for the appellant argued
that before the Volstead act was
passed Congress had given Porto
Rico local option and that later en-
actments of Congress did not invali-
date this legisla ton, Counsel for the
Government maintained that Porto
Rico, as an integral part Of the United
States, was subject to the laws gov
erning the country generally. 1t was
held further that the citizens of Porto
Rico. by submitting to fine and i'm
prisonment for violations of the Vol
stead act. had accepted the law as
applying to the island.
Evening star., 1926-04-30
HARPER'S HEADACHE TABLETS
RELIEVE LIKE MAGIC, USERS SAY

need be bothered with such
troubles. For nearly a half century
the Robert N. Harper Co. has made
a liquid headache remedy which
thousands still buy.
Their new headache remedy in
tablet form, users say, are still more
wonderful, effective, quick and
satisfactory. So convenient to take
with a sip of water. So handy to
carry in pocket or purse, 2se tube
is enough for a dozen headaches,
neuralgia, nervous or kindred pains.
All the leading druggists here in
town are featuring these new tab
let's or send 2sc in stamps or coin
to Robert N. Harper Co., 467 c St.
NV, Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1926-04-30
BY the A Associated Press

BY the Associate Press.
OUJDA. French Morocco. April 30.--
Carrying a dispatch nearly 10 miles,
which distance he said he had made
on foot from sunset to sunrise.
Hammouch Ben Hadge, 67-year-old
Riffian warrior, was hailed here YES
terday as the creator of new mara
thon record.
Painting from his prolonged eXertion,
the courier reached the gates of Oujda
at daybreak yesterday and ran up to
the French sentry.
please direct me to the house of
the Riffia n delegation" he said. Allah
is great"
The sentry directed him to the house
occupied by 81 Moha mined AZerkane,
the Rifian foreign minister" where
Hadge delivered his message: NO
peace without autonomy.
Hadge, who is connected with the
force of Ahd.el- krim. the Eiffian war
chief. had been given the dispatch
last night and had come from the
Atlas Hills to Ouida.
Evening star., 1926-04-30
CAROL ABSENTS SELF.
Fails to Testify as to Identity of
Alleged Son.

PARIS, April 80 (P).-Former
Crown Prince Carol of Rumania failed
to appear Yesterday at the Lycee
Michelet. school in the outskirts of
Paris, to testify as to his paternity of
Mircea. the young son of ZiZi Lam
brine his former morganatic wife.
Nine. Lamhrino. after establishing
Carlos non-ap appearance in answer To
her lawyers summons. thereupon filed
suit to compel him to give the regis
trar Of the school identity papers per-
mittins Mircea to marticulate under
the name and title Of prince Of
Hohenzollern. The case will he heard
May II.
Evening star., 1926-04-30
ADOPT BUDGET PLAN.
SpeciaI Disnatch 10 The star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. April 80.
Employment of a full-time secre-
tary and adoption of budget on
which to operate were authorized by
a meeting of the directors and execu-
tive and finance committee of Rap
pahannock Valley. Incorporated. held
at the courthouse here yesterday. De-
tails were left i'm the hands Of the
executive committee. which will ad-
Vertse for secretary and receive
applica tons at a meeting to he held
here May IA.
Other matters looking to con-
certed effort to promote the interests
of the RappahannOck section were
discussed at length by representatives
from all Of the counties embraced In
Evening star., 1926-04-30
Cost of Schooling.

The average annual cost Of educat-
ing a pupil In a public school In the
larger American cities is upward Of
800. The highest figure, 1902, Is
found In Rochester. y. Y, and the
lowest, $50, in Birmingham, Ala. The
average cost in New York City is
$40, which is exceeded in only Ave
other cities. In Boston the average
cost is sos, Chicago S97. Milwaukee
500 and Phla delphia $50.
Evening star., 1926-04-30
Quickly, Surely, Without
Harm, Headaches Go
Away at Once

BETTER THAN LIQUID,
SOME USERS DECLARE
"No woman ever suffered more
than | with headaches and neural
gia, but now, thank goodness, such
troubles are a thing of the past be-
cause I keep a tube of these won
derful new Harper's Headache Tab
let's in my purse. They stop Neu-
ralgia pains and headaches like
magic" declares an enthusiastic
Washington user.
With a Csc tube Of Harper's
Headache Tablets handy, no one
Evening star., 1926-04-30
MEMORIAL TO DOUGHBOY.
Mrs. Harry p. Whitney's Monu-
ment Reproduced for Exhibit.

PARIS. April 80 P).-A plaster re-
production of Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney's monument to commemorate
the landing OF the first troops of the
American expeditionary force at St.
NaZaire probably is the most notable
exhibit at the Grand Salon, which
opens today The monument repre-
sents douGhboy seated on the back
of an American eagle between the
oustretched wings.
Korea has it's first woman dentist.
Miss Roku-fu.nan, who recently grad
uated from Japanese college Of den
fiStrV
Evening star., 1926-04-30

the area, and the meeting gives prom
ise OF great activity in the coming
months. Judge Alvin r. Embrey,
president Of the Rappahannock VAL
ley. incorporated, presided. The rep
resentatives were entertained at
luncheon by the Fredericksburg
Chamber of Commerce
Evening star., 1926-04-30

paign in his business.
Oneof the first things to do
is watch your food. Balanced
diet is a health essential.
Lack of bulk, for instance,
in the food you cat may bring
about a condition that will
undermine your health, sap
precious vitality and handicap
you in the battle for success.
Posts Bran Flakes is a de-
Ecious health cereal which
millions eat every day for diet
balance.
1t contains important bulk
which the intestine needs
for normal functioning and
Evening star., 1926-04-30

10, was captured and. after pleading
guilty Yesterday to highway robbery
with gun. was sentenced to 75
years in prison. He confessed that
his gang had committed II hold-ups
in the last few months. The encoun-
ter took place Wednesday night when
the trio rammed a police car.
Evening star., 1926-04-30
Anote to Ambitious Men

You don't have to have big
muscles to climb the ladder
of success, but health and
energy are great assets if you
want to reach the top.
He is a wise man, there
fore, who plans for success as
carefully as he plans a cam
Evening star., 1926-04-30

supplies the body with such
vital health essentials as phos-
phorus, iron, protein, carbo-
hydratcs and vitamin-B.
Why not start now making
this important correction in
your diet> Why not plan in
telligcntly for the health and
energy you need for success
and happiness>
Begin eating Posts Bran
Flakes at breakfast tomorrow
morning. Enjoy it once a day
for a few weeks and see how
much better you feell
After that you will gladly
continue to eat this delicious
health cereal as a regular part
Evening star., 1926-04-30
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Flakes), Instant Postum, Grape-Nuts,
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Evening star., 1926-04-30
POLICE KILL TWO YOUTHS.

CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa, April 80
P).--A pistol fight between three
youthful robbers and the police
brought death to Floyd Ralston. IS,
and Louis Burns, 90. Tom Gahan.
Evening star., 1926-04-30

Despite the fact that she is = years
Of age, Mrs. Eli Teeter of JohnstoWn.
Pa. has received her usual fishing
license
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-31
NOTICE TO CONSTRUCT
SInEA ALk0
To Each Of the Owners and Dec

To Each OF the Owners and Occu-
pants Of the Respective Premises
Hereinafter Described:
WHEREAS. Tho City Commission
OF the city Of bismarck deem it ne
cessary to construct q sidewalk In
front Of. or along. each OF the fol-
lowing described premises as herein
set forth, tO-wit:
Along tho west side OF lot. % OF
Block 81 In the. Original Plat OF
the city Of bismarck, and have d.
and each Of you. az provided hy
law. to construct such Sidewalk in
front OF or along said premises
which are owned or occupied by you
at your own expenHe: s
NOW THEREFORE,. you ma each
|of you are hereby notified and re-
front OF or along. as above act. forth,
the premises hercinbeforc described,
which are owned by you. subject to
the approval OF tho City Engineer,
and In strict accordance with Ordl-
Enaces now in force and effect;
50 days Sssr after Gwn the s.p dase OF thi Is
notice; and. III you. fail TO so
construct same. s,ich Sidewalks will
be constructed by the contractor en-
ployed by the City for that purpose,
and the expense thereof viii be rs
ssessed against said spreu1iae1...: 8. ~.
nancy nes Before ase eeeo'es sy a *r Sr
such Sidewalk. to make application
to the City Engineer for line aric
grade of walk and for q permit to
construct the 81 me.ss,s tf .eer I.
DATED: bismarck y n. March
ase Sea, 1'-0 Il. II. ATKINSON.
CITY Auditor, CITY Of bismarck. T. p.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-31
PLANS MADE
TOSPEED UP.
ROAD WORK
Frahm Arranges For Govern
ment's Speedy Approval
of Highway Plans

Arrangements for speedy appr0va
by the federal government of plans
and specifications for North Dakot,
road improvements so as not to de-
lay the starting of the work wef.
made at conference here between
II. c. Frahm, chief engineer of tn.
state highway department, and E
q. Hathaway, federal road engineer
for the Northwest district.
By obtaining early federal approval
OF plans for the various projects
the state will be enabled to authorize
contractors to begin work earlier in
the season, thereby avoiding costly
delays for those who bid on state
work.
Although contracts for work to be
done the coming summer will con-
tinue we'll into May and possibly to
June, Frahm said, contractors who
were working on jobs at the close
Of last season already are preparing
to resume operations.
Most counties want projects be-
gun in the spring and summer to
be completed by fall, Frahm said,
and IAN effort is being made to sec
that this is done wherever possible.
As matter of operating economy,
however, he feels that the state would
save money by letting the contracts
ut any season of the year, thus Civ
ing contractors an opportunity to
spread their overhead costs over a
greater volume Of work. In this
manner they are enabled to reduce
their margin Of profit on an indivi-
dual job and thus to submit lower
bids. in the opinion of highway de-
partment engineers.
When q contractor works only
four or five months q year, It IS
pointed out, he must make q higher
profit during that time to make. up
for the months he and his equipment
Under n new rule laid down by
Frahm contractors are forbidden to
take contracts for more work than
they can reasonably be expected to
finish this season. A check is being
made of the organization and equip
ment of various contractors bidding
on state work and when they have
been awarded as much work as they
reasonably can be expected to do
the highway department will bar
them for taking any further work
pending proof of their ability to COM
plete it on time.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-31

Sealed bids for the construction 81
SIX men water main extension on
Vest Park Street from Thayer
street to broadway in Water Main
and Waterworks District Number
One. City of Bismarck. North Da-
kota will he received by the Roa rd
OF CITY Commissioners of the said
Olty until eight o'clock u, NJ. Anril
18th. 1925. Plans and specifications
are on Tile In the office Of tho City
Auditor. The following approximate
qua ntMses are given for the guidance
49, linear feet OF six In. water
ings. '''s~' >'''''
! hydrant in place.
Taking up and relaying pavement.
square yards.
All bids shallsbe. made uron a
basis or cash payment for ali work
Work shall he commenced IN or
before April 20. 1926, and shall be
Completed not later, than May 18th,
Zach bidder must state in his bid
the, rate OF interest the warrants
snail bear (nOt exceeding seven Us
Der cent per annum), which shall be
received and accepted by him at par
In payment Of the work.
Eacn nia must be accompanied by
c.eASN. CuVGN AOC rive ItunOreO
t?5OO.0O)s Dollars. made payable to
the order OF A. r. Lenhart, Fresident
OF the BOARD Of CITY Commissioners
OF the city, OF Bismarck, North Da-
kota, a. guarantee that the bidder
execute 4 contract for the nerform-
ance OF the work. Each bid must
also be accompanied by n hidder's
BOND In 2 sum equal to the full
a1!1ount bid. as provided in Section
1907. Compiled Laws of North Da-
kotas 14l5. =.
The Board Of C;.y Commissioners
all bids.
(ScaD NJ. II. ATKINSON.
City Auditor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-31
RESOLUTION Or TIJC BOARD OF
CITY COMMENCEMENT

ClTI COMM1ASIOEEHS
| BE 1T RESOLVED by the Board
Of bismarck. North Dakota, that i,
IS necessary and the said board here
ny declares 1t to be necessary to
construct water main extension or
Ihaycr street from Mandan Ave-
nue. to Washington Avenue. in Water
Der One Of said city. in accordance
with the plans. specifications and
estimate Of probable cost OF the CITY
engineer, which plans, specifications
ana estimate Of probable cost were
approved. adopted and placed on file
OF March 1925. And ' =" oay
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that notice is hereby given to the
owners of all property liable to be
assessed by this Improvement, by
the publication ef this resolution
weeks in the official newspaper 81
said city. that ii within thirty days
after the first publication or this
resolution the owners of a majority
|of the property liable to be assessed
Tor this Improvement do not file
Win the City Auditor protests in
writing against said Improvement
then the I: GARD of City Commission
|ers will he deemed authorized 10
construct the same.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
COUNTY OF BURLElGH
CITY OF ElSMARCk.-sa.
f ]. NJ. IL. Atkinson, City Auditor
within and for1thc CITY, Of niamarck,
Rurleigh County. North Dakota, do
hereby certify that the foregoing ii
q tru" and correct copy OF the orig
lnal resolution Of the Board OF City
Commissioners Of said city adopted
at a regular meeting held On March
C2d. 1925. Witness nag hand mi ~ a
seal Of the city of Bismarck this
gath day OF March. 1926.
(Scal) NJ. IL ATKINSON.
:-2i-3-31
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-31

.BE IL RESCIYED by the Board
loa City Commtsstonere Of the City OF
necessary and tho said board hereby
declares 1t to be necessary to con-
'struct water main extension on
West Park Street from broadway. to
FThayer street. In Water. Main and
(.said city. In ACCORDANCE with the
plans. specifications and estimate Of
probable cost OF the City Engineer,
which plans. specifications and est.
innate Of probable cost were approved.
cty Aad ana PLACED f!s End sn y tef
he II FURTHER nEsor.yEp
THAT notice - hereby given to the
|ownera of. all property liable to be
|assssaed for this IMPROVEMENT, by
two hnccessiye weeks In the official
newsnaper OF said city, that II with.
In thirty days after the first publ
cation Of this resolution tho. owner
of majority Of the, PROPERTY liable
Edo not file, with thnf CITY Auditor
provement then the hoard 81. city
commissioners will be deemed .n,i-
sthortzed to construcks The Same.
e sG1NF "a 81 S9 as3isnn RAk2rA,
EclTY Or RisMAREKIss.
r. j. Nj III. Aakjj6nolA City. Auditor
Ewlthin and for the City Of Rlsmarck.
EBgrlAigh County. North nakDt&, ID
hereby ceftIfy that the Foregoing h
|. lpal, resoiution 81 th1 hoard DO sc o ely
Commissioners 4pf said city adopted
1T q embarrassing held on March
40: 1898. Witness my hand and the
Es 80. q. the Sly g 9senaEek. this
1 ee0ll - ~ n ny rNSfiu
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-31
sECoND suss ! ron
STATE OF EORTii DNKOTA. Cor

STATE OF NORTIi DAKOTA. conn.
Court. before John A. Nordstrom
Justice Of Peace.
! Baldwin Meat & Grocery. Baldwin
\. D.. w. e. Gehrke, proprietor.
plaintiff. VS.. George Larson. de-
The State Of North Dakota to the
said defendant:
by This second summons herein
YOU are directed to. appear before
me at my office in. Crofte Township,
two o'clock p. n. Of the 18th day Of
April. A. ID. 1925. there to answer
the complaint OF Baldwin Meat &
Grocery. Baldwin, n. D., against
you. alleging that you are Indebted
e said plaintiff in the sum OF One
Dollars ($l24.5N for goods. wares
and merchandise sold and delivered
TO you and your family at your spc-
cial instance and request. and for
the reasonable value thereof: be-
!wcfm Fe ets ;So i5th: 1924. and Dc.
which said sum has been paid: and
demanding Judgment against you
Tor the sum Of $124.5t together with
interest thereon at 6 per cent per
annum from Dec. 4th. 1895. ana the
ton; and you are notified that UNI
less you SO appear. and answer, the
plaintiff will take Judgment against
You accordingly. -
Given this 18th day OF March, 1926,
JOHN a. NORDSTROaI,
Justice OF the Peace, Burleixh
County. North Dakota.
Let the foregoing summons be
published once each week for three
successive weeks in the bismarck
Daily Tribune, published at Bis
marck. North Dakota.
JOHN a. NORDSTROM,
= Justice.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-31
MOuntrail Co.
Court Order Is
Declared Void

Reversing the decision of the Noun.
trail county district court. the su.
prcme court has nullificd an order OF
The lower court vacating a default
Judgment entered in the case of Solo.
mon Hodge, as assignee Of the judy.
ment. VS.. Sled Abdcllah, Mountrail
county farmer.
Abdellah, an Assyrian, obtained the
order from the lower court ION the
ground that he did not know anything
of legal processes and was totally ig.
norant of the fact that q court action
had been brought against him. In
support Of this connection he intro.
duccd affidavits from friends, neigh.
bors and others with whom he had
done business showing that he could
not count money, tell the time of day
distinguish the DAYS Of the week OF
handle the most elementary bushes IS
affairs.
The note on which Hodge obtained
judgment was given by Abdellah to
j. w. and Lillian Warren and as
signed by them to Hodge.
In its decision the supreme court
held that where application for relief
from a default judgment is asked on
the ground Of mistake, inadvertence
surprise or excusable neglect by de-
fendant who at no time appeared or
answered in the action and against
whom judgment was taken by default
for want Of appearance or answer, the
application must be supported by an
affidavit of merits"
It was held that in the case at bar
the defendant had made no state
rnent rs to the merits Of the case but
had merely pleaded ignorance OF the
fact that he had been sued in the
lower court and had no opportunity to
present his side Of the case there
The court ordered that the order va.
eating The judgment against Abdclrah
be declared void.