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The Alaska fisherman. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1923-1932, 1927-04-15
SENATOR HARRY PRATT

Nothing was expected of Senator
Pratt and therefore no one was dis
appointed with his reactionary at
titude through the session. Pratt's
ideals of craftsmanship, citizenship
culture and morality are exempl1-
fed in Tom Marquam at whose
shrine he worships day and night,
but mostly at night. We would
like to see Pratt try to return to the
Senate as test of the sentiment
for or against free American govern
ment that prevails in the Fourth Di-
vision. If a man who fought every
progressive measure that came be-
fore the Senate can be returned
from Interior Alaska, We will be-
gin to doubt whether there is any
chance for the advancement of Am
erican ideals in Alaska. We believe
the independent prospector class
The Alaska fisherman. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1923-1932, 1927-04-15

delivered them into the hands Of
The cannery and trap interests.
You will see this near bankrupt
will have a new lease Of life.
The Alaska fisherman. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1923-1932, 1927-04-15
SENATOR JOHN DUNN


standing incidents of the 1927 sea-
son. Even the Empire said this
flop was the surprise of the day
when the Controller Bill was under
discussion, and the Empire gave out
the news just as if they did not
know in advance that the flop was
TO be staged during this debate.
In 1928 Dunn strained at gnats
and swallowed camels. His CASTRO
nomic performance was the most
wonderful one seen in all sessions
of the legislature.
When Dunn Topped he did it as
all weak men are prone to do-by
Stimulating unusual courage. He
shouted to the galleries that he had
been threatened but who threatened
him he did not say. He shouted
that he had been led up in to the
high mountaintop and shown great
treasures as a bride to vote for the
Controller Bill. Perish the thought
that the Marquam bunch offered
him any inducements to join against
t! Those who heard Dunn's rant
ings in the Senate inferred that his
old friend Sutherland had threaten
ed him and offered him inducements
to vote for home rule. It seemed
strange that this progressive should
have to be threatened or bribed to
support a measure based entirely
On American ideals of self-govern-
ment.
The truth is that Dunn fell hard
for the Troy-Marquam crowd and
and other subsidized organs and for
these reasons he threw down the
people who elected him to Office.
Dunn was surely elected to Office
on his pretense of being a pro-
gressive and many members of the
legislature are elected by running
that kind of bluff on the people
in order that they may get down
TO Juneau to serve the lobbyists.
The Alaska fisherman. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1923-1932, 1927-04-15

of citizens that live in the Fourth
Division might send a reactionary
like Pratt to the Senate in order TO
give him trial but we cannot con-
ceive it possible that after these CT
tizens have read his record in this
session they will be inclined to re-
turn him. If Pratt could have his
way, Alaskan labor would be in a
state of peonage. No doubt he will
return to Fairbanks to greet those
laborers who supported him to Of
flee with his bland condescending
smile. His record will be sent to
his Division as soon as the Senate
Journal is published.
The Alaska fisherman. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1923-1932, 1927-04-15

reach Juneau the lobbyists see them
coming and start to work On them
with the assistance of the press.
Dunn was easy picking for them. If
Dunn had not made such progress
i've noise to be elected his flop
would not have Jared his friends
so much as it did. The efforts spent
by Fairbanks progressives to defeat
George Moody was wasted as George
could not have followed the Troy
Marquam program any closer than
Dunn did. His explanation will be
that he was threatened and a bribe
offered him and therefore he went
against his principles that he ex-
pounded during the campaign.
Dunn is evidently one of those
statesmen who can rise above prir-
ciple when occasion calls for it. We
can only hope that he remains true
to his new political alignment and
does not attempt to flop back to hia
former friends.
His guilty conscience cries out.
Is not the meaning of his statement
II cannot go to see the Governor
now since I voted against the Con-
troller Bill?" Would clear con-
science care or would it prevent a
conscientious Senator from consult
ing his governor on matters of
State?
The Alaska fisherman. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1923-1932, 1927-04-15
THE LAST OF THE TRAINED

THE LAST OF THE TRAINED
SEALS
Bobby was a somewhat subdued
seal at this session. His master was
absent and although he had shipped
Bobby through C. o. D. to Joe Muir.
ray whose orders he implicitly obey
ed, Bobby seemed to lack the en-
tertaining qualities he possessed at
Nogales international., 1927-07-01
,,rowd , Expected At Rodeo;
Donated for Cowboy Sports

the Nogales Chamber of CONNER
ce, the members of which are
making every effort toward the
success of the day.
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STOW. POLEK w ST. ZJEDN. UREA.
DZA ZABAWE GWIAZDkOWA
OLA DZIECI.
Jaka odbedzie sig we wtorel<, dnia 27go
grudnia b.r. w Sokolui przy Broadway.

Gwiazdor zapowiedziaf swoje przybycie bedz
becnym ma tel zabawie gwiazdkowej
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.zamknieto branle

W}adze imigracyjne ostatnio zamkne}y brame dla
tysiaca conaimnei robotnik6w Windsor Kanadzie
ych, aczkowiek rezyduje Windsor okolicy oddawna,
to imigranci Europy, ME nauralizoWani kanadzie
Prawo imigracyne Stan6w Zjednoczonych ME mia
10 i ME ceu ograniczena kanadNjczykom Wstepu
do tego kraiu, tych uwaza iako pozadanych przyby-
SOW ME Stosujacych sic do Mich rocznej kwoty do
puszczanych do ldoWanja podobnie jak Stosue sic do
innych przvbysz6w paistW Europy Owszem Stany Zjed
noczone saSiadom SWoim ponocy otWeraja bramy
sZerOko i ZapraSZaja goScnne progi. lie prZy
bysze zamerzaja osiedlic sic tn STALE Jednak ME
uStepStWa podobnego dla Europejczyk6w kt6rzyby
przez bramy da Kanadyjczyk6w otwarte pr6bowali sic
przecisnac pokrviomu przy pogWa4cenu przyetych
go czaSu przestrzeganych praw imigracyjnych CT
musza wykazac sic paszportam sWych pafstw. wizo-
wanymi przez amerykaskich konsul6w stanowc czesc
Ewoy dopuszczonej do ladowania przybysz6w dane
go kraiu uStanoWionej przez konres Stan6W Zjedno,
sczonych.
ostatnich kilku mesiacach wskutek zasoju
IprzemySle automobiloWym tysace detroiczan, w}asc
celi reanoSci obywate ponoszacych cezar p}acenia
Ipodatk6w znalaz}o sic bez zaecia Wielu tych
zna}o nedostaku. znalez sic wSr6d Mich tacy, kto
rym gt6d i nedza daily sic znaki.
Wobec takiego rzeczy, ME dziwc sic ami skar
zyC stosoWanie tym Wypadku prawa. skoro pod
czas gdy miejscowi obywatee cierpia cudzoziemcy
bieraja i'm cheb Cd gorze stokroG gdy sic VIE
cej zagrancznych robotnk6w niz piracy da robonik6w
tubylc6w.
Bye noze, jest prawdopodobnem, wadze ka-
nadyjSkie drodze Sadowej beda zabega4y unie-
moziWienie forsoWania ostaniego poecena amerykai-
skch W1adz imigracyjnych Moze wyrok sadow bye
laskaWy dla robonkow Kanady = tego ami roztrza-
sac ami decyzji wydawac ME smiemy. bo sady tym
jak W kazdym nnym wypadku trzymac sic beda scise
tely praWa og}osza wyrok oparty przediozonych
sobie dowodach popartych logicznymi argumentami
stron obydWu. Skoroby jednak tym wypadku wyrok
sadu wypadI nekorzvSc tubycow Kongres Stan6w
Zjcnoczonych Wnien bez omieszkana ustanowic prawo
zabezpieczaace najperW tubylcow, obywate ponosza-
cych cezary palstWoWe bez ogadania ma prZyjazh
Ub nieprzyjazh sasiada p6nocy. JeSl Jest nova O
zatrudnieniu W fabrykach przedsiebiorstwach amery
kanskich Ii ylkO obyWateli urodzonych lub naralzo
Wanych dla neuobyWate enionych niema miejsca, dla
mieszhanc6W Windsor kanadzie vyjatku bye ME
poWinno kongres winen pametac najpierv swoich
0 tubylcach. by tym cheba ME zabrak4o.
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Piekny zeUyczaj

w krainie niebieskiego paiistva, w Chinach, cd
nlepametllych czasow istnieje zwycza PREY korcza~
Gym sic roku zamykania wszelkch rachunkoyv TAX
handlowych tcwarzyskich jak osobistych.
Chinczycy naleza do rzedu tych narodow, ktore
juz czasach dawnych zanierzch}ej przeszEosci wy
tworzyc zdola{y wspanial cywlizacje Do rzedu tych
zaliczamy: egpsks, haldejska, hinduska chinska.
Chinska cywlllzacja ia nalezy do )ednej ma jstar
szych. w czasach dawnych zyce towarzyskie OPERA
10 sic tradycjach, jake przechodziiy pokolenia
dziada OLGA, OLGA syna biegem wicklow
stafy sic tym wfasnie regulatorenn powiedzn1y nepi
sana konstytucj ja narodu chnskego
Mog} chinczyk bye nieczynnym przez duzszy ma
wet okres czasu ale skoro widziaf, rok sic l<u
koncow, zaberaf sic ze zdwojona energja, ably czas
stracony nadpedzic, ostatnie chwe odpowiednio wy
zyskac, ably ME pozostac tyle poza swyni wspof-
mieszkaiicami niebieskiego panstwa.
Mogf chinczy odkladac pIacenie naleznosci
przez dfuzszy nawet okres czasu ale je dokfa-
dnie wyrownywai nadej5ciem pory, poprzedzajace
zblizanie sic nowego rolu. Mogi ssve nawet handlo-
we obowiazki ponechac TAX zywo sic mimi nie zai
mowac, ale gdy widzia1 ze juz niedfugi mu po-
zostaje, zdwojona energja zabiera{ sic do prowa
dzonego przez sic interest. Wolno byfo nawet i
o dfugach osobistych honorowych zapomnac pa
meci chwiowo wy kresc, ale ME mogt mich zapom-
nice, gdy przyszedf ich piacenia ostatecznego
gdy ME wolno juz byfo dalej sprawy tel odkla-
dac.
Co do zobowiazan osobistycn czy handowych
TO mas, wieku owudziestym spra,ya ia uwazana
jest sprawe prywana, sprawe czysto osobista, do
Etore nepowoEanym ME uchcdzi sic wtracac hazdv
vie, co czynic kazdy tez wobec wsp6f obywateli
j prawa jest osobi$cie TO odpowedzialnyn.
zycie towarzyskie tez do pewnego stopnia Fanny
ka sic ran,ach danej jednostki zwykiysnny ia ME
patrzec W ten sposob, jak sig patrzymy zycie
1odznne Me narzucamy sic do dawana sposobow
rrowadzenia zycia Ola czionkow poszczegonych ro-
dzn. Ojciec czy matka rodziny So Iudzmi dojrzaymi
wiedza jak sprawani rodzinnemi zarzadzac
Ale, jezeli rozchodzi sic sprawy organizacyi-
ne, zupelnie innem syyetIe sic przedsta-
via. Tu uz O sprawach naszego Stowarzyszenia Po-
lex Stanach Zjednoczonych ME tylko noga lecz po
>vnny wiedziec yvszyst<ie czionkinie. edne drugie
I,owinny zachecac do piracy, do wykonania przyje-
tych sebie obowia zk6w.
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sm Ciina iety beds miafy nemalo kopotu
eby wyszukac godnego
ako zdony dyplonata rrzeprowadzf rzadu
panswach gdzie byio wca
pzecwko AngU nbl
ie jbardzo wiele kopotow.
Czcern pochodna schcic, sporewniony bisko odzins
polska Czapskich, zafowania hisoryiem
archach wajecych predmoy historycznego
zyciu prywanem starry unikajacy chorobliwie
nyh cd roku 19sgo, lat d1eiee najdiuzej
Gle pasuje o stanowisko.
Sowiety dia sobe
bedze znaesc gdgo
Psaismy poprzednio klk wone Litwy kowiense
Poska bedemy Wysczy tylko t~dz
Poski b
cuje wcia1 Poka "wojowae"
Poniewaz Lwie kowienke rowodu jej Polka
wzyse iemal pm tax Aeryce ak EuroPe,
ME cd bdze biej czbowym ludnosci
Wlenszczyn udnos
itewskiej
Miasto Wilno, ktoem iii chc soce, TAXI pred
czbwy Ma kazde 1uieszkancow Pak
iydow, - itwihow, Baorusn nnych narodowosci
slownie Rosjan, Tatarow Nencov
wilma szerokm promeniu najzupne polskie Lud
pska dookoia wilma ME yko mow wysnie poku
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Lba ngey aczynaja marzy6 zwyciestve pod wodzs Lloyd
Georgia. wyborach genlyh AgT Partja
odgafa tax weka role AngI Asquta
radzac mysec doninuae roll potynem
AnglU.
angescy ktorym przewod obecny PREMIER Stanley Bald
win, atakw jdnej la
borytow, a drugiej Hberafow.
ednym okregow wybozych, koym cd lat wybierany by'
ostaai obecne wybrany LIBERAL
cywsce z~iekszyo nadzeje zwoennikow Lloyd Georgia.
Gala Anglia wiekem sedzi rczstrzygajaca wake
nwapiw sdc ia bede ieliem zaintere-
do nastepnych wyborow generanych AnglD
Pubkowane czesc dokumnty wony sitowej
Pdwsy kem be ham
dz dokonywane owczesnych dyplomato"
N wolnoc chodo wtedy demokracje ale
dy ednosk.
wiezo wydana kazka "Rosja carska wojnie
bo dkumenow dypomaycznych jest naepszym
wtedy, edy roznych fach lfa k bohaterk
acnerzy, dypomac odbywal publiczne
Gale p}ai
nych KRAKOW.
Bye re zaamanie sic narodow koncu
byi tyk wyrokiem deowe Nemezy kara waemne
jednoczesnie hadowie ludzmi
ME cHry arw sic bardzo naepce Trzeba bowem
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TELEGRAMY.
WlLNO GLOSI, ZE MA LITWIE
WYBUCHNlE' WALkA MIEDZY
FASZYSTAMI | ANTY-FA-
SZYSTAMI.

RIGA, Lotwa. - kapitan Majus,
przywodca nieudaiej rewolucji W
1aurogach, ma Litwie, znajduje sig
obccnie w Whine, gdzie ma tworzyc
cddzia}y partyzantow ltewskich. Do
o,;dziaiow tych zapisuja sic wygnan
cy litewscy ochotnicy.
w Whine panuje przckonanie,
ze na Litwic wybuchnq wkrotce wal
ki miedzy faszystami litewskimi J
anty-faszystami.
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ROK MA PAPIERY
OBYWATELSkIE.

WASHINGTON. - Rok Fiskalny
Io26-I927 byi rekordowym CO do
Eczby obcokraj jowcow, starajacych
sic obywatelstwo amerykanskie.
Department piracy oglosi}, re W
roku tym 24O.339 obcokrajowcow
wniosio podanie drugie papiery.
Jest to o 68.lO7 wiecej niz W po-
przednim roku fiskalnym wieceJ
niz W ktorymkolwiek innym roku.
Obywatelstwo madame zostaio l99.-
6N4 obcokrajowcom a l,946 cd
m6wiono powodu braku odpowie-
dnich kwalifikacyj.
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WARSZAWA MA DWIE
SZOFERkI.

WARSZAWA. - w Warszawic
jest ogo}em 800 szoferow. Ma te
Eczbe znajduja sic takze dwie
szoterki dorozek samochodowych.
Nazwiska ich sa: Stanis1awa Nova
eek Blanka Markiewicz. w lad
MN kraju niema kobict kieruja-
cych taksowkami, to tez warszawian
XII maja swego rodzaju rekord
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SLOWACkIECO w
BUFFALO,.

BUFFALO. - Ma akademji Sio-
wackiego, jaka sic odbyia onegdai
W Domu Unji Polskiej, zebra}o sic
k!:sko diva tysiace osob. Clownym
n,5wca byf professor Mitana. Cen
trala polskich organizacyj w Buffa-
10 wysiala srebrny wieniec ma grob
Siowackiego do krakowa.
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NYBORY w POLSCE w LUTYM.

WARSZAWA. - Wybory po-
slow do trzeciego Sejmu Polskiego
cdbeda sic w ca}ej Polsce W lutym
przysziego roku.
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hSFALTOWANIE WARSZAWY.

WARSZAWA. - Wiadze miasta
Wcrszawy ogfosily konkurencje ma
wyasfaltowanie sr6dmiescia stolicy
najPozniej W ciagu z lat. koszt wy
niesie 4 mil;ony zlotych. - Miasto
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POSlEDZENJIEI. ZARZADU
CENTRAINECO.

Posiedzene Zarzadu Centranego il Reprezen
tantek Crup Stowarzyszena Poek Stanach Zjed-
noczonych odbedzie sic $rode, dnia 2s-go grudnia
b. Data posedzenia zosta}a zmieniona powodu
przypadajacych Swiat Bozego Narodzenia. Posiedze-
ME odbedzie sic zwykfym czasie mejscu staiych
XII Reprezentantki Grup punktualne PREY byce. Sc
kretarki Grup uprasza sic zapiacenie cyr6ularzy
jak rowniez procentu.
siostrzane.n pozdrowieniem,
/. JAEECNSKA, Prezeska,
L. H. DZiEWECZYNSKA, Sekr. ien
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nieEc
Niemcy oddawna ze
ychma kamswa, by tylk Pke
occh swata ak swiet Odbywa
kowenska Polske
zdyskdytowac Poke
z Poka wyfac Ligi Narodow
obizona tyh plotkom Pol
ska potrzebue uekac az do
jak potrafi
zwyceska reka Liwe upokorzyc jj
hcjach Czy lecz pewnym
Wilma W ndugim
nic,ec W ka5dym niep po mysl
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co SkYCHAC w SWIECIE?

aEangekc Wyb0chpod dGa
~ ~nel
last edopan denwy
skaepowadz
rwysapNz -Knfne roi ME
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spodziewac konenca
konczyfa sic be zadpyh w.
a szybko wiadomosc
do ME dpowdiy
dziwic? - ME- - kazdy dobze
upe}nie zeswo rozbro diugo diugo
odradzajacy sic mlayzm puski ME poic be rozbro
Poska jak dugo bolsy ada Rosje edi jk dugo
nieje mozwosc napadu whodngo zchodnego
sada wec wszeke gadana rozbonu tyo przew
proz Wile narodow podobny
sob
meryka do stare wyprobowane maksymy Rooveoskj
weny ..bezpise.y
sobie poko.
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We wtorek dna 27-go grudnia b. r. Sokoln
przy Broadway odbedzie sic wspaniala zabawa
gwiazdkowa jaka urzadza stowarzyszenie Polek W
Stanach Zjednoczonych ola swej dz;atwy, skupia-
jacej sic W koikach zczsdno5ciowych.
Komitet przygotowai wszystkc tax, re ma dzia-
tive oczekiwac bedzie wiele wspaniaych niespodzia-
nel Bedzie ma zabawie tel rowniez Gwiazdor ponie
waz zapowiedziai swe obecnosc.
Sekretark urzedniczki Grup powiadomic po-
winny dzieci swych Koiek, ably grornadnie zabawe
e do Sokolni przybyfy, by wsponie przyjemnie we
solo czas spedzic gcdziwe rozrywce.
.. :. siostrzanem pozdroweniem,
-* ~~,.-q ..~~ d. Ia komitet
ZARZAD CENT. STOW. POLEK w ST. ZJEDN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-10
IMPROVEMENTS ASKED
FOR VAN NESS STREET
Citizens Association Wants Thor
oughfare Made Safer for Motor
ists-Want Playground.

A resolution asking further i'm
provements to Van Ness street to
make it safer for motorists and Pc
destrians was adopted by the Devon
shire Downs Citizens Association
meeting at 1911 Van Ness street Tues
day night.
The continued cooperation Of the
police of No. Il precinct is to be
sought to reduce speeding along the
thoroughfare and other improvements
under the direction of a committee of
the association.
Announcement was made that the
community park on Wisconsin
avenue, between Upton and Van
Ness streets, has been cleared, grass
seed planted, and benches soon will
be placed there by the association.
The ground was loaned to the citizens
by the 3. F. Saul Real Estate Co.
Announcement also was made that
the association will seek money for
the maintenance of tennis courts and
playground on a plot of ground on
Wisconsin avenue, between Tilden
and Upton streets, loaned the as
ISOLATION by the Home for Incurables,
through the courtesy of Mrs. Archi.
bald Hopkins, president of the hoard
Of the home. Mrs. Henry Parsons,
vice president of the association, gre
sided in the absence of Col. Raymond
Cheseldine, president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-10
TRAFFIC DIRECTOR
ASKS MORE FUNDS
Salaries Appropriation for
Next Year insufficient, Har-
land Tells Budget Session.

Appropriations recommended for the
Traffic Department for the 192S-1929
fiscal year were explained by William
II. Harland, director of traffic, at the
daily budget consideration session of
the Citizens Advisory Council yester-
day afternoon in the board room or
the District Building. Mrs. Susie
Root Rhodes, supervisor Of municipal
| Fairgrounds, also gave her reasons for
asking for an, appropriation of S25.79O
| higher than that provided for the com
ing fiscal year, beginning July l
The estimates of the Traffic Depart
ment contain an item of S32,1S0 for
salaries, an. increase of $6,3S0 over
| the appropriation for the coming tis-
cal year Mr.. Harland said the adj
ditlonal amount is absolutely neces-
sary. as the appropriation for the new
| fiscal year will not be sufficient to
carry the department through the
! year.
Asks Maintenance Increase.
An increase also is sought by the
department for traffic light main
tenance. The appropriation for the
next fiscal year is $4,000, and Mr..
Harland is asking for So, 100. The
traffic director pointed out that while
no definite plans have been made for
the expenditure of the appropriation
for extension of traffic lights, he is
trying to develop an arrangement of
the signals for Rhode Island avenue.
Another item of $4,000 in the esti-
mates, Mr. Harland told the council,
is for making survey Of traffic, SIM
liar to the one now underway 1t is
his plan to take a traffic count an
nually.
Proposes Two More Fairgrounds.
The principal increases sought in
her estimates Mrs. Rhodes revealed
are for the opening of two additional
school Fairgrounds after school hour,
step-ups in salary ALLEGATIONS and for
the construction of a new retaining
wall around the Georgetown play
ground The existing wall, she said,
is falling down and has been pro-
nounced unsafe.
Daniel j. Donovan. District auditor
and budget officer. advised the council
as to the reason for certain increases
sought by other department heads.
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TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

NatiOnal-National Theater Players
in 1.-The Butte and Egg Man." COM
edy, at $40 pm.
Keith's-Al Shean. vaudeville. at
2:15 and 8:15 pm.
Earle-Lynn Overman, vaudeville,
continuous 80 to IL pm.
Metro .politan-"Cradle Snatchers." at
1l:40 am, lao, $40, 5:35, TAO and
9:45 pm.
COlumbia-"Mr. W." at 11:15 am,
lis, $50, $50, 1880 and $40 pm.
RialtO-"Loves Greatest Mistake"
at 11:45 am. 1870, $40. 5:95, 1885 and
$40 pm.
Palace-"Special Delivery" at 11:05
am, 1890, 2:30. 4:25, $50. 1850 and
$50 pm.
Little Theater-"The Living Dead
Man." continuous l to II pm
TivOli-"The General" at 2:30, 4:10.
5:55. 7:45 and $50 pm.
AmbassadOr-"All Aboard" at els,
and $50 pm.
Resurrection" at 1890, 2,
$780, 5, 80, 8 and GAO pm.
Wardman Park-"All for a Won.
an" at and pm. -. .xE..
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PRESIDENT INTERESTED
IN FARM RELIEF BILL
Coolidge Withholds Views, How
ever, on Revolving Fund Scheme
of McNary Plan.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
President Coolidge has welcomed
with interest plans of congressional
leaders to formulate new farm re-
lief bill.
While Senator McNary, chairman
of the Senate agriculture committee
and co-author of the farm relief meas
ure vetoed by the Chief Executive
last session, has indicated to Mr.. Cool
1dge he would use the farm measures
introduced last session as the basis
for a new program, nothing of con-
crete nature has yet been placed be-
fore the President.
Plans for the revolving fund scheme
TO handle the farm production surplus
has met with some favor in Wash
ington, but the President and Agri-
culture Department have not an
nounced their views on it's operation.
At the request of Mr.. Coolidge the
Federal Farm Loan Board set up ma
chinery to al dthe Cotton Growers
Cooperative Associations in storing
their surplus crops last year, and a
plan of this nature is believed to meet
the approval of the administration
should such legislation be necessary
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RESCUED AT NIAGARA.
Woman Climbs Railing and Wades
Out From Shore.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, June 10
P).-A woman was rescued from 60
ing over the American Falls yester-
day afternoon. She was described to
reservation authorities as Miss Ina
Cole, 81 years old.
James Smith of Lonsdale. r. l.,
saw the woman climb the railing a
few yards above Prospect Point and
wade out into the stream. He
reached her when she was only a
few feet from the shore. She was
taken home by reservation police.
Miss Cole has been i'll and in a
nervous condition for several days.
police were told
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Secretary's usual vacation trips. he
explained today, as he has never visit
ed the places which he hopes to reach
in leisurely voyage with his family.
Mr.. Mellon will leave Washington
about the 1st of July. sailing on the
Leviathan July from New York. He
is negotiating for the private yacht
Venitia, which he hopes to board at
Gibraltar. 1t viii be a family party,
Mr.. Mellon explained, with the hope of
getting acquainted again" with his
son Paul, who is in college at Yale,
and his daughter, Mrs. David K. Este
Bruce, whose husband, son of Senator
Bruce of Maryland, is in the consular