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The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29
The Modern Cincinnatus.
est. Paul Pioneer-Press. ]


 Friends of President Coolidge believe he will retire to his old home in Vermont there 10 pursue the quiet life of Country gentleman" That may be his intention, but he is likely to discover have many of his predecessors, that the role of modern Cineinnatus is rarely permitted ex- Presidents of the United States.
 Cncinnatus was called from the plough to save Rome from the hill tribes. The victory won, he retired to resume his life country gentle man.
 Our Presidents have not had much sue in achieving repose. In the last fifty years Hayes the only one to accomplish it. He lived at his old home in Fremont, O., in un- disturbed peace for thirteen years between the end of his term and his death. Harrison turned from the White House to active practice of law. Cleveland retired to the quietude of Princeton, but not permitted to remain. He yanked by call of public duty from Princeton's quiet shades into the uproar of Broadway in 1905 to mix in insurance finance. There he fretted and fumed against unkind fate until his death, three years later Roosevelt retired, but in re- tirement was twice as active he had been in public life. Taft sought secluson in the chair of law in Yale only to resume life of activity in the Supreme Court.
 President Coolidge may intend to become the country gentleman, but fate and the cur rent of events stronger than the human will. Presidents propose but the Nation dsposes
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29
Stinison to Manila.
fNew York World0

fNew York World)
 The appointment of Henry L. Stms9n to sue coed Leonard Wood in Manila, like the sending of Dwight Morrow 10 Mexico suggests that MT Cooldges surprise selections continue to be better than those which the politicians able to predict and perhaps to aid in making Ger tainly MT. Stimson stands well the first test of fitness for this important post--it is to him q public daty; job he did not need. The office sought the man. and the people should be grate- ful to him for assuming task so onerous at such distance, in circumstances that may make his stay and his work far from pleasant.
 MT Stimson did a good job in Nicaragua. Arriving on the scene after the United States had unwisely set out to aid political party against another which seemed to have not only a majority but better cause he succeeded in bringing both sides to agree to peaceful pro gram of accommodation As Governor Genera of the Philippines he will have much more expected to uphold the recent Washington policy toward the Filipinos we may as well announce in advance his failure to native assent to a continued denial of self-government or native acquiescence in any tightening of the leading strings of sovereignty.
 But that is not the whole story. Bearing in mind MT. Stimson's in Nicaragua we may hope that his confidential communications to Washington will be of value in shaping more liberal policy fof tho future. That he is civ ilian following soldier is a good omen. That he is the type of and official who will seek to understand the people with whom he must deal is prophetic of what must hope will be frendlier relations between this country and the nation it has promised to set on the road of Freedom
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29
PHOTOGRAPHIC TUBERCULAR TEST.

One of the latest and most important dis coveries in medical science is the development of photographic method of determining the existence of tuberculosis in mankind even when the presence of that dread disease is unsuspected and not revealed in the tests by heretofore exist ing methods. The test has been evolved by the Prophylactic Institute of Paris, whose head Dr. Arthur yernes made it public last month. His work it revealed, had been greatly facilitated by large gifts of funds from MT and Mrs. Frank J. Gould.
 Dr. vernes asserted than 15,00O tests have certified the accuracy of his method, which is based photometric test of blood. Tuber- culosis is frequently active when the lungs are entirely from it, he said The system, he explained optical measurement of the blood after certain laboratory processes There is definite scale of measurement with thirty as the danger point Any blood measuring up to 30 is free of active tuberculosis, while that above indicates tubercular activity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29
SPAIN TO RE-ENTER LEAGUE OF
 NATIONS.

Spain, which resigned from the League of Nations last summer after it had failed of cleo tion to a seat in the Permanent Council of the League, has virtually decided to partici- petion in the League, taking full part in its activities. Madrid reports received in New York said Primo de Rivera, dictator of Spain is likely to be the next delegate and will go to Geneva in person.
 Experience outside of the League Is said to have convinced Spanish leaders its ends can be better accomplished in association with other nations than by going 1t alone. Spanish defec- tion from the League greeted by it's critics at the time it occurred as sign of it's dis integration None of their prophecies have come 10 pass, however, and Spain's decision to resume its place in the organization has somewhat con founded them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29
THE PRESIDENTS ELIMINATION.

The fact is that Chairman of the Republican Congressional Committee, William k. Wood Senator Simeon D. Fess and d large sprinkling of the Republican National Committee refuse to accept as final President Coolidges reannounce- ment of his not choosing to for President, his assurance that he has been eliminated and that his wishes will be respected and his advice that the party get to work and select sue among the many available men. Well, it must be admitted that the self-elimination could have been put clearer and ever since Gen. Sher- mans famous declaration people expect those talked of for office to be clear in these matters Gen. sherman said he would not accept if nom- mated and would not serve if elected. President Coolidge's declaration Is far short of that though it makes it plain that he not only does not want to run, but that he expects the people to respect his wishes in the premises.
 President Coolidge's statement is not quite so definite that of former Secretary Hughes who went along half way with Gen. sherman when he said he would neither seek accept the nomination"
 However, those who have favored drafting President Coolidge for the nomination have lost lot of the former assurance exhibited when discussing his self-elimnaton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29
LEAGUE IN SEA OF TROUBLES.

Eastern newspapers tell us that the Ant Saloon League is in the midst of a of troubles. It is suffering from the bangs of lean treas ury, diminishing contributions and internal dis sensons The dissensions are of course, natural corolaries of the financial distress, for the pay roll has been the all important cohesive element in the organization from it's beginning.
 The circumstance that the Republican Ma tional Committee financed the campaign conduct ed by the Anti-Saloon League to prevent the cleo ton in the South of Democratic National Con vention delegates who favor the nomination Of Gov Smith is corroboratiye of the hard times stories that coming from Anti-Saloon League Headquarters. It is apparent that the call for money to be used against the New York Chief Executives Presidential aspirations has not fallen willing ears
 Ant the fact that pr. Mcbride has been called upon to defend his seat in the League saddle several times since the death of Wayne Wheeler, saving himself from being unhorsed by narrow margin the last time, proves that all is not harmonious in the ranks of this self appointed super-government organization
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29
MECHANICAL MIND."

An electrically operated machine which thinks for itself has been developed at the Massachu- setts Institute of Technology. Into this me chanical mind' can be fed conditions of mathe- matical problems too intricate for the human brain to master. and it will promptly grind out the answer and write it down
 This new mechanical marvel, which was de veloped by Dr. Vannevar Bush, professor of electric power transmission. and his staff of re search workers, required anywhere from eight minutes to few hours to make computations which would have taken an engineer from 2 month 10 year to work out by ordinary methods
 Thus do the wonders of science multiply And in the field of electricity, 1t would be foolishly bold to predict limit. But even there. it the mind of that invented the mechanical mnd' and it requires the human brain to supervise it's operations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29
Everybody Goes On.
(springfleId Republican )


 MT Hoover will go being busy and useful as Secretary of Commerce. Gen. Dawes will go on being Vice-Present, patiently presiding over the Senate and trying not to yawn MT. Willis will go being Senator from Ohio and rat ting the glass ill the Senate skylghts when he lets his voice out to it's full capacity. MT. Cur tis will go being a Senator from Kansas and treadng softly about the Senate chamber. Former Gov. Lowden will go on thinking about agricul- tural problems--and all, even Mr. Hoover will go doing some thinking about delegates but chiefly devoting themselves to something else. And the American people will go on, it is to be hoped, and decide without being too much influenced by political manipulation, which of these, some one else would make the best President.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29
Habits Are Hard to Break

S & Has a friend who f8l many years was great lover O horses and always had one or two good steppers in his stable. Th
 .ime came when, like eyerybodg else. he had to buy an auto. bni his mind still was on horses, th result being he never put his foot on the brake without yelling Whoa Whoai" and every time he thought he was getting into tight place he began yellii 2 Whoa Whoa, now! Easy thefs old girl.' even before he conl5 to put on the brake.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29

she felt really thfillingly wicked.
 Whenever you hear of man spoken of as his own worst en-
 my. you know his wife is another woman who wishes she had gone i'll for career instead of marri- age.
 A woman dresses and paints to make herself look younger and then gives her age away by the careful way she sits down so mo- thing more will show.
 It is remarkable how much more energy it takes for a man 0 get out of the house in the avening if he is going to take hi: wife 10 a movie than it does if h. is going out to spend half the night playing poker with the boys
 Women of generation age were queer. They had the ides that it not only was very, very mmcdest 10 go out without straitjacket on. but couldn't be made tc <Aelieve any woman could 1t without suffering from the backache.
 As far as popularity is concern ed there isn't much difference le- tween a man who thinks he ls pretty nice and that tne world very well get along wita out him and an egg that is two ears old and never been in cold forage.
 These husband calling conte 'ts nay not be any great joy to thf husbands. but they at least al ? safer than misunderstanding eoa- ests, which may be the neyt 'orm of amusement the ladies gill choose.
 The reason girls Of today dont worry about their good names ir because they simply take the ats 'itude that there isn't any sncd hing as a bad name these days
 Daughter can suffer almost as much from a broken date as hf would have from brol. n engagement.
 Any one who thinks littla hngs don't count never got the bills for modern flapper's clothes.
 
 Eugene Permanent Waves, S15
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29

An Associated Press despatch received by The Empire Monday said the House Committee on Territories has reported fayorably a bill to establish Mount Mckinley National Park In asmuch the area surrounding Mount Mckinley and the mountain itself set aside back in 1917 under the name Mount Mckinley National Park" it appears if someone had slipped cog Somewhere And it can scarcely be believed that it was the House Committee on Territories
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29
Really Startling

q have great idea for adYer- Using this electric ice box" sad the advertising manager.
 What is it?" asked the boss. slightly interested.
 Why we'll use a picture of the ice box instead of picture of 2 girl showing most of her legs" he replied.
 By gum" exclaimed the boss enthusiastically, that's great, How did you ever happen to think of that "
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29
Always a safe Bet

Blinks tdiggustedly): You can't ever tell what this weather is going 10 bel"
 links fthe same): "Oh. yes vel oan. If it is hot as blazes today you know as sure as tomorrow comes it will be cold as Green land. and vice versa
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29
ALONG LIFE'S DETOUR
 By SAM HILL

Observations of Oldest Inhabitaht
 Bad weather used to bring Il lull in the backfence gossip, but now with the telephone a rumor gets spread around whether the clothes get hung out or not.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29

Political ambition. which is a fatal affliction in Mexico, rarely results in anything worse than poverty in old age in this country (De- troit News.)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29
The Ananias clul,

"She is an only child of doting parents said the neighbor, but sine is the most thoughtful, con siderate and lovable girl ever metp
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29

Even if the Presidential nominations have to seek the this year. it is reassuring to know that they won't have much trouble in finding him. Indianapolis News.)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29
More or Less True

When she put on her first shors skirt a woman felt naughty, and devilish when she got her hair bobbed, but it wasn't until sne bought her first pack of cigarettes
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29
Doesn't Think It's Smart tc
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The incest girl l know Is pretty Mary Ellen Jane
 McNetts, For when I take her out never have to share my cigar
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29
Men. Write Your Congressman
 About This

There is one law for which Tn
 sure Most every husband wishes And that's if you feed company
 they Should always wash the dishes
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29

Water main bursting in Wall Street offers Norris and La Toilette opening for Senatorial investigation of waered securties.- Philadelphia Buletn)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29

Thrift, Horatio, thrift" says the President to Congress- Boston Globe.)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29

Increased prize-fght taxes will be protested as blow at great American ipdusrty.- (Phia- delphia Bulletil)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29
Sound Alike

For goodness sake," exelaim ed mother. what on earth is that awful noise?"
 T am not sure whether it is father singing at his bath or the neighbours cat yowling," replia daughter
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29
KNIGHTS OF
Douglas Aerie IF Fraternal
 Order of Eagles

Meets regular 1st, 2nd, 4th Mon- days in Douglas at D. m. Eagles Hall. And the third Wednesday of each month, 7:3o D. m. in Odd Fellows Hall Juneau, Visiting brothers welcome.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-29

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-24
Hayl;mgen Promised
History HOstelyy
Especial to The Herald.)

HARLlNGEN, Tex, June Ga
Promise Of 12-story. million dollar
hotel for this city was received to-
day from a financial concern OPP
Grating in Cleveland. Ohio, and
Dallas, following the completion of
negotiations for lease on suitable
property here.
The site leased is at the corner Of
First and Monroe streets. and was
leased from Mr.. and Mrs. 5. j.
Rivers OF this city, for a period of
80 years.
The concern which will erect the
hotel asked that no mention Of its
name be made for a short time, but
announced that arrangements for
the construction Of the building are
being completed, with expectations
Of the structure being started by
October /.
According to tentative plans an
nounced here the building would
be 40 by 100 feet, occupying the en-
tire site, and would have between
$50 and 800 rooms. The frs: four
floors would be used for a large de-
partment store. and the remaining
eight for the hotel proper.
The building Will be Of concrete.
steel and brick, Of Spanish style Of
architecture, according TO present
plans. A dance hall will be built on
top of the hotel.
The transaction for the site was
handled by the Metropolitan Invest
ment company Of this city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-24
Army FLIGHT
AUTHORIZED
Davis Approves Hop
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Rl-A San Francisco-to-Ha Hawaii non
stop flight by the army air corps was
authorized today by Secretary Davis.
The 2.4OT mile hop will be attempt
ed by Lieutenants Lester j. Maitland
and Albert +. Hegenberger, now al
San Diego with the three motored
Fokker, especially equipped for the
trip. The time of departure has not
yet been selected, but is expected tc
be some time in July.
Secretary Davis sanctioned the
flight after conference with As
sistant Secretary Davidson. in charge
of air corps activities, who reported
that final tests conducted by the two
pilots at San Diego had been salts
factory.
Present plans are that the flight
will start from the airport near
Oakland. where a special runway is
now being constructed. Major Gen
eral Patrick. chief of the army all
corps is enroute to San Francisco
where. upon his arrival, next Sunday
he will make a final checkup of ma
yigation tests being given the plane.