davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-19
Spettaja Spttinen tGDttaG Is
iunutta.

gSanbin elosia olepa SuomeSta
9lmerifon iuomolaiSten fesfuuoesia
fGpnpt raittiilspubuia, opettaia Seal
le 'Spttinen t1pttGnpt toufoflun t2
p:nG 75 mltotta. Opettaja Spttinen,
jofa g. 6. &. S.-ieuran futiumann
pIi nelidnneSuuoiiiato iitte fierteli
iuomalaisieltbuilla ia iaalputti iuo-
iiota, tpiettGG ipanbuuoenpGimiGGn
8iipurin SonfalaSia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-19
Eettpi 75.iunotiann mpriiamenia
inbteen.

Gbicago. - Sltuaon poiaan
pnoli muotta noiniiisia, bufee
glbrabam Weper eroa 75-muotioos-
ia moinostaan. @ties ianoo uai.
monio ,iiifulaisten liioitelleen fer
toesiaan nliten rultniilliiesti ter
baffa ia poimafas bGn on. &uber-
rllsmatfalla of moriian ferran
pDortpnDt, loltfoten lonffanIa faa.
tuesiaan. &afii pGitpGG mDobemnlin
tabtoi bGn nousta tploteesta, faa-
tlii ia riffoi iGGriluunIa. Selloiies.
ta ipaimosta Ell ole ntibinfGGn, pGGt
telee atpionlies, iofa on mennpt to-
faiiin @ilmaitfeen, mislG ban iaa
feittGG title pitltronia ia periinanla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-19
90 pGiiuGG festGnDt paastp jpbtannt
naiien fnplcmaan.

9enper, Colo. = @aiis Srene
@imbel, 26 muooen manba, fotoiiin
2incolnista, Su. fuoli SO pGipGG
festGneen paaston iGlfiieuraiifiista.
Saastoaifania pGGtpttpG bGn oil e.
lGnpt II pGipGd nestemGiielIG rito-
ala. &oronerin lauiunnon mitfaan
mainittli nainen flioli feilbfofuu-
meeieen, minfG ban iai pitfGstG
paastosta, iolla aialla eIimeniG bei
fontitipat liiafii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-19
Sesiemer.

bostui oifein iublatilaiilnibefii wii-
NE iunnltntoi-iltana. Oleilou, war-
linfin nuorid oil runinasti. On TO-
bella bausfa fun nuoret mlibtppat
Serran buoneesla ia ttleipot SUI
malan ianan fosfetufleen, iofa on-
tin "&er1m1npi fun fafliter1inen
mieffa." Seuraoipa> obielma iuori.
tettiin. Ybteislallu !. t. S21; alflt-
rufouS pastpri 8isfari; Dbteisloulll
50; ilto-iaarnan pitt paStori gSi-
len, iosta ioinlme tdrfejtG opetufiia;
fuorolaullta; liifenlisto, Wtarie
SSo6nion; ouettoloitlua, Sigrio 10
Signi 2anlpi; lllfenlista, Srene
8allenberg; ioololauluu, pastori
gSisfari; fuorolaitlna ia lpbpt pltbe
ia loppu iiirnaits, pastori gSiSfori.
Sen iGlfeen oil tarjoiluo leura-
funnon 6ppGfii, ionfa laittoiwat
Wers gtestor @oinio ia @ers emil
&elto. Sorioilusta oil tuloja $40.
90. &iitos faifille ubrouflesta ia
fiitos obielman iuorittaiille, crit
tGin pastori 8ilenille fun taasttn
tulitte rifastuttamaan iltaamme.
9eslemerin enlim1inen moiuri 6.
sc. 0oss bouoattiin tanne #. 13 b..
lpaimonia ia poifanla tpiereen. Sdn
froli 0rlittbisia, iosia nDfpj1an o.
iui II ipuooen wanbana. SGn oil
@esiemerin mairrina mltonna 1899
ollen iilloin Oliber SO. toimesla
iosia bGn nptfin oil jobtoja engi-
neerinG.
Scr ia @srs Wtatti Sfaripi, wan-
boia paiffafuntaloiiio, owat mpp-
meet tolonia ia aifomat mpobenlmin
feiGlld nlennG Oetroittiin, ioSin IL
ieita beibGn lapiiaan on.
ssfdmdltd tltntlti ie iuruianomo
Wers 8alter 8ointin fuolemasto.
SGn oil mielG tGGllG fatii miiffoa
aifaa fansiamme laulamasia Smpi
Saaron 6autajaiiisia ia MT bGn
nGin pian ieuroii. Sept bGn on loit-
lamasia taitpaan fuorosia. Slfuam
me alma palmiit, iillG emme tieo1
millG betfellG lpuoromme tulee.
IDpoGmme ottoa oiaa onloisten
iuriiltn. ~
8ostori Ienttinen, iitinl1 roltipo
Senttinen ia Scr Subta poiffelipat
firfollamme iltnnitntai.iltona tulles
iom Golumetista Sronipoobiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-19
Snliroffu leiuiGmGsiG GSsertpnisia
gSiscunlinisia.

@ogerton, isis. toufof. 16 b. -
Sem tGllG paiffafllnnalla OH tuli.
roffo pGGSipt malloilIeen omat
terlpepSiuirfailiiot m6Gr6nneet fou-
Tut iuliettalpifii. EGbGn mennesiG
on 20 tapausta ilmaantrutut lasten
fesfullteen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-19
gsainem palannt OljprGiGbbsfier
fanttn.

Duluth, Weinn. = 8iime periatl
taino tapobtri tGdlli 8est ella
faoullo iiiriillinen onnettomituS,
jonfa ubrifii ioiitui Soon olenon
piletinnippiGn poitno, @ers o. Us.
STUNT. SGnen oil tdptt1ndsid lGm-
mitpsfamiinan olipi1iliotd finn Tan
mi GffiG r1jGbti ia iptptti bGnen
waatteenia Iieffeibin, jotfo ne fofo-
naan poIttifpnt emenfitin fiifnan
cbti opitrn. Sdn iuofii Iiefeisid e.
titpibolle biiiitoen aqua. Wirs Sum-
tin faspot ia ritun1is poIoi foma.
lasti, ia b1nen tilania on bppin
oripeIltttono.
Suonc, iosia rdjdbops topobtiti,
piIoontiii titIipoIon fnutta pobosti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-19
Oiaamattmiem meneffi liiaamtsp.

Stem yorf. = 9lmerifan 8iblia.
ieura ilnloittaa ettd mime spuooen
aifana meni ulos Iifeurnids fpnnle-
men miljoonoo raamatti.o, iofo on
100000 roonlotun liiGDs ebelliieen
ipuoteen tperrattuna.
9lmerican 8ible Societpn Ill.
apuotiIen olemnsiaolon oifana on
ieuron tilastoitiiian tiebondrnon
mufaon mGlitettp gl1nerifasia 1884,
100000 raanottuo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-19
Eetollinen 9taamattnjen fanppias


Suttu entist1 bieroiaa Meranoer
&oienitromid eli 2ainetta pastoon
oil fGiiteltGmGnG t1fGl1iien roastit-
panoifeuoen folmonnella oiastollo.
Slmoittaen olelpania foull,nopettajo
@ino Slloninen &Dttpl1St1 oil Sc.
tilannut foboesta t1f1lGiiestG liif-
feestG 1892 marfan arposta roo
mottuja iefG erGGstG fustonnusliif
feestG muiStifirjoja ia foIentereja
1 "A marian 75 pennin oripoSto.
&oienitrom fielii iprfGsti bGntg
mastaon tebopn ilmionnon ntinfG
,puofii ilttu IpfGttiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-19
Smatnntu bcrGii fnpleman lG6es-
t1esiG.

8iime nuooen loppupuolella teb
tim SoopoiGrpellG @rffilGn faiip-
poon mitrtonarfults, ionfa tefiiGfii
epGiltiin tp6inies 2iebe &osfeIinio
SruIofiesto. Sooistlfiio ei ioatlt,
ia ban pGGii wopaafii. Gari ipiiffoa
iitten ilmoittoititi &osfelin SGmeen
linnon poliiIiloitofiplle, ionoen teb-
neeniti eoellGmainitltn mitrtomor-
fouoen. SGnet posiitetiin Sulun lia
niniponfiloan. &un bGn oil bpipin
ioiros, liirrettiin b1nen fliirlitstes
lunio toistaiiefii, &lulustellijen pi-
ii olfoa tpiime Iauontoino, iolloin
er11t oulitloiiet poliiiit meniipGt
ponfiIann &osfelinia fritliiStele'
moon, mittto BELLE ilmoitettiin, et-
t6 tGmG oil eoelliienG, BOND fitollitt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-19
Sofea mics Inannt niuiueruti iufe'
asta iuaimustaan G6icagosIo.


Gicoeo. = Sofeo miiiiiffimies
gilbert @uecbIer ioi oipioeron 10.
feosta poiinostoon Iorbellosto. 81
feusfluiIusteIusio of iaupupiIIo
fofIi Iofeoo tooistoioo, iotfo tpofitiit
tiiuot gforbellon olIeen liion tub
loopoiicn. Sdn of wootinit mic-
benid ostornoon bGneIIc Iiion pal.
Jon iilffiiid pootteita ia mitito u
Ielliippstofporoo, nGioen ioiifosio
oIIeen foIliSorpoiiio tiofiupeiiG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-19
$4,000 palfinto tariottn faSonnei
ben ilmailiiain l6btGmiiestG.

Seem Yorf. - 9fopmonS Srteig,
iofo on Irpanriit $4,000 file, io-
ia eniifii Ientdd SEEM yorfista go
riiiinL on ilinoittoniit ontoponio
$4,000 file iGmaiIiiuIGe, iofa MOI
ISrt6G fn6ofiisio oIeipon "tpoIfoiien
linnin", joIIo gaitngesIer ia Golf
IdbtiipGt 9ionsfosto piiffo iitfen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-19
Snomen umtiiia
gsestor Soiiuuncm fnollnt.

glmerifan iuomalaisten fesfuuoes
ia oil aifanaan bppin tunnettu iuo.
malainen gtestor Soiponen, iofa
1880 ia 1890 llttpuille toimi falas.
taiana 9lStoriuSia. SGn oil reip.
paimpia ia taitapimpia ulollonn.
gSuotlliiiSia falaStaiamenbeioen fill
paiIgisia ban ia &ultfoien meliefiet
olipat iGGnn9lliiiG poittaiia.
gS. 1897 palnii Goilponen Suo.
meen ia oil iiellG aluSia naanpiljc.
liiGnG ia tebtailijana. SGnen toi-
menia onnistiiiipat bpmin. 8i6ooin
oSti ban pbOeSId faboen mum fans
la @uoioen iulrren fartanon, nlinf1
boito oil bGnen buostaSiaan. Wtp0S-
fin Seliingin labellG oil bGnellG IL
la mallifelpoiiesiu tllnnosia.
geeStor Soiipoiesta febittpi buo-
mattu Iiifemies. @atttu ponnisteIu,
iillG alalla murii bGnen terpepten-
Ia. Sairaana iiirtpi bGn Soffolon
pitGiGn &iipiniemelle @iipurin lad.
Min misid Iopii mcoItaan termepS.
lGbteen ionfa ro6ilm pitoinen ipeIi
on mime ipuoiino tullut min fun.
luilafii, ettG it'd mieoGGn npt 10
moniin @uropan maibii1, miel1p1
OboDsipaltoibin ia CANADIAN laaf-
ia. Suo 1peii pitt plId Soipoien e.
linpoinlia, fitnnes mtutanlia milf
foia iitte BAN iairastli feubfoflut-
neeieen, nlifd tefi lopun toimeliaas
ia elGmGstd.
Soiponen pli rpoiman pdilpind
borras nrbeiisia, ms.m. mestaripai-
niia. Sa ampiijana ban oil @uomen
parbaimpio, iaaoen palfinnon OHM
pialaiiisia filpailuisiafin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-19
,GopliSse ei anna icliubttG fbielpibim
fulmannen iuirfafamSem im6teen.

.Suultogc u uHHu IclluDlIu IyItlUtDtH
folmannen iuirfafanSen inbteen.
@oIbington. = Coolidge fieltGD
tpp pastaamasta b1nelle tebtpG fR-
ipmpstd fen iitbteen effG b6nen pi-.
tGiii 10. 1912 allefirjoittoneen ao--
oresiin, iofa of tpastiistaipalla
fonnalla preiioentin foTmonnen
Dirfafaiiben iubteen. SGnGn BIT
bun iitbteen ief1 onto ban eboof-
faona folmatto pirfafuiitta ,porten
emf ipaaleisio, fieItGptpp ban iono-
masta mit6Gn. SGn ei IufuiIiin fp
ielpibin, ioita bGnelle febtiin palfe..
an talon fonferensiisio ipiine ipii-
fon lopulIo, ntpontbnnt eifG fieItG.
npt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-19

ia. Wttffelin IGGnisiG bGneIl6 on
ponba Giti ioto oifoi mennd fot-
iontoon tdnd fei6nG. SGn oil noin
q puooen itGinen SGn oil i6wpi.
IA, iiitpo tptto, taIousbommisio ob-
tero. GOistpSriertoibin ban otti
ubroontitnaiIuuoeIIa oioo
SdSid on toosfin pofaiuo poroi-
tus IuontoIoiiiIIe neitoiiIIe oIentoon
luoruilIoon tuntemottonoin miestcn
irbteen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-19
toinen vuosik.
Smomalainem paliuelmstpttS mmr'
battn 9afe syprestisia.

JuttA ~u%S O"tS~%tSI"'
IF. 7 pGiapGn Italia ioutui s8iI.
ma Mtiller paltpeluspaifasiaan
mulrbatlifii.
gBilma Wtiller pallpeli cbigolais-
ten milioneerien aiuntofaupungisia,
Safe Sorestisia, milioonatiriapoino
liiffeen omistaialla, Sborne 0on-
nelleplla, 0eerpatb-tien warrella.
Serraslp1fi oil matfoilla @uropaS-
la ia 8ilma boiti pflin talouttu.
g8ilna oil pfiin taloSia ia mal.
misteli lGbtoG @bicaeoon iuonla.
laiSten iltaniin, ioiSia b1n aDfetas
ii tGlpi. 9toapuritalon autonaiuri
iobon 8ilma iattumalta noin folmi
len lpiiffoa litten tlttustui, biipi To-
loon iiiGlle ia tefi meritponl1. Ear.
foitltfIena Illultapasti .oli raisfalS-
ptitpS, IillG tpton maatteet olipot
repittD, fun talon tllmmaiboinen
lGmnlittGiG lopli bGnet lperisiGGn
ia tunnottomana rappltfaDtGip1ll1
@pGluulonalaiiena on pangittu
naapuritalon autonaiaia Sbp
Buescbell. SGntG ipastaan foDois-
tltluat faiffi ipptoflet, iillG muSta
mics nGfi b1nen iuofielpan uIos
9onneleDn talosta ia fun ban fpiDi
Yeuscbellilta: "@aisid @iIma on, i,
min iiiben tanlG mastaii: "SGn ei
ole fotona."
Sptto toiinitettiin beti 9llice
Some bospitaaliin, muitta fuoli
tuntoibinia tlilelnatta flo Z oifaan
lauantai-iltana pGGb1n annetusto
isfusto.
&oistotpontefij1 oil menoslo far
fulin, fun bGnet waneittiin. SGn
oil 10 ferinnpt fGDod Safe Sorestin
ralitatieaiemalla, mutta nluisti, et-
I'd unobti rabania pallpeluspaiffaan-
ia ia ,Idfii rabapusiiania bafemaan,
Soliiiit iaapuipat iamaen oifaan
Suescbellin paiffaan ia mongitii-
mat bGnet. 8aneittaeSia Ioptpi
Yuescbelin taStltSta @ilman malo.
finpa. @nlifli mics fielli tiinteman-
ia tptt0G. SltfittaeSia ban oil
ntp0ntGnpt tltttamlnitenia. Wties on
ulfonoolainen pltbuu buonosti
englanninfieltG, ollut Gbicoeosio
ennen tari.oiurina.
gSaltion pleinenIppttGid I. 8.
'Smitb olfoi tlltfinnon beti ia loi
iellpille, ettG murba on tebtp 60
p1lillG. gSerto OH loptpnpt Sues
cbellin tafin bi1asto. Rpomdpfien
ei usfota olleen oibeeno meriieen
tefoon.
8ilma Millcri banbnttiin $oan-
epefisia tt. 13 p:nG.
Sancocfin iuom. em..liit. firfoSto
2ofeiioe boi,toiismaoban. Soutoioi.
let oil olfitjoon iirlutniteltu lonon.
taifii, mutta @bicogoSto tiiIIeen Of
ieen mlifdon ne mirlitettiin tointitei
taipifii beti rituiniin tGnne iaoiuitt.
tiio. Soncocfin &olepottoren titpo
| jobon mainoio oifoinaan fruliti jG.
ienenG, otti tiipana oioo bolitojoi.
iiin. &ituniSioornon pitt post. Sc
Teionen ia muistopiibeen postori
Com. S. Ssiooc, iofa ieuroii tGnnc
ritiuniin mufano. Wtrs gliruinen e.
fifth loitlitn: "9iiin eIoni OIL fuir
Ioinonenfin" (2onrin), ia fpor.
tetto, iobon fiiuIlilpot Wfrs 9lumi.
men, Wtrs &osfi, Iortti Nilonen ia
glrtbur @lni Iouloi gtiioien sir
toloiien ipirren", Wtrs WoroeIinir
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-05-19
YbbGiGrmestG Iaabaam rmniaasi
falaa.

&eiuatfaIastus SpbGidripesid iat-
fuu ebelleen tGpoellG ipauboilla.
8ariinfin ipiin1e aifoino OH i1rmi
ollut eritt1in antelios. @rGioen
nllottafuntien p1isp1inen oniio on
mluitamisia topaufiisio nouSiut lG-
bes 10000 inf. 2GbesfGGn foiffi
pGipGt eipGt luonnolliieSti ole Of
leet main tiiIofielliiia. g)bteen nuot-
tafltntaan fltrlltu talpolliiesti finn.
menfrlnto /benfiloG iefG pfii beuo.
men. &aloista on buomottopin ola
lollut obtpenia. &aloien meneffi on
ollut bDipG ia binnot forfeito. =
SSGGt alfolpat nliittamisio oIisIo
iGrtueG 10 ola iosioin nGGrin pc.
tolliiia.
Sciuonen Ieiionnt 32 iunorufanttu
metiasiG ibOmGttG.
Spelmifuun loppupGiipin1 oil iouf
TO &iipennupnn &efrolon nliebi1
tulosia roboinoiosta Seriioelta.
2intulan fpldn foboalIa erGs nlie-
bistG meni naapurinia refeen iGt-
t1en beipoienia fltlfemaon jGlest1.
syonfun natfaa fuljettuoon buomo-
III ban ett1 Delponen ei 'tullntfoon
i1lestG. Wties iGi ooottontoon be-
lipostaan mittta tiin iit1 ei tuIlut,
rpbtbi ban etiinGGn beiposta. &oi-
fista etiisfelpistd buolimotta Ell
betposto iilloin lOptpnpt. 80 muoro.
fouoen fltluttua er6s poifa iottii-
malta Iopii bepoien maIioisio lei.
iomosio metidsid refi fontoon To-
fertineeno.
eSeipoIen on tdptpnDt festdd SO
osteen poffosta ia faifisto merfeis.
tG pGGttdcn napttdd beiuonen fofo
oion ieiioneen poifoIIoon fosfo ia.
foiolot oIiipot iddtpneet tnntereeieen
fiinni Min ettd beiuosto Ell ioohl
Iopiotta irti.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-06-04
Poll OF Jury, Asked
By Woman, UpSets
Verdict OF Guilty

NEW YORK, June 4.-When a
Jury in general sessions returned a
verdict of guilty, Cecile Scherer. wo-
man lawyer for the defendant, de-
manded that the jury be polled. The
result of the poll was disagree
ment.
Samuel Minhardt, the sixth juror,
declared:
''No, didn't find this woman gull
ty. They got me to compromise
by saying they would recommend
mercy" -
The defendant Mrs. Bertha Paley,
is under indictment charging grand
larceny for obtaining diamonds valued
at $1,000 and failing to return or
pay for them
Judge Maneuso, after discharging
the Jury. pointed to its unparalleled
action as proving his contention be-
fore the Baumes committee that YER
dict should be reached by a ma.
jority vote
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-06-04
ROYALTY LIKES
ACTION PLAYS
King and Queen of England
Do Not Favor High
Brow Productions.

LONDON, June 4. "Highbrow"
plays do not appeal to King George.
Theatrical managers who have
made a study of the playgoing Of the
King and Queen say il is clear they
both like straightforward, well-con-
structed drama with action in it
rather than psychological and prob
lem plays
Both the King and Queen have
been to see Sir Gerald Du Maurier
in Interference" In fact, they al
most always go to the plays at st
James Theatre, where the acting
and production are under the diree-
tion of Sir Gerald Du Maurier and
the cast is always capable.
Eden Phillpotts plays are popu-
lar with the royal family. "The Farm
er's Wife" pleased the King and
Queen so much that they went twice
to see the amusing comedy of Devon
shire. Many members Of the royal
family also went more than once
to see Rose Marie" during its long
run.
Mystery plays, IL they are well
acted, appeal to King George. "The
Last of Mrs. Cheyney" and Edgar
Wallace's "The Ringer" were both
seen by the King.
On the whole King Georges pref
erences do not seem to be essential
Ily different to those of his more
discriminating subjects. The plays
he has enjoyed in the last twelve
months were chiefly those which
had long and profitable runs. and
all of them were free from smut
and suggestiveness. The average imn-
sical comedy makes little appeal to
the King. and he does not share
the enthusiasm of some Of the young
er members of his family for motion
pictures.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-06-04
W1ho'sh Steiced?
One Way to Find
When Man Is Drunk

WASHINGTON, June A iabora-
tory test is the only safe way to
determine the age-old question,
when is a man drunk?"
This announcement was made by
DR.. Emil Bogen, of Cincinnati, who
dismissed as meaningless all the
old-time police tests such as breath
smelling" and walking the chalk
line"
Addressing the Pathological section
of the American Medical Associa-
ton, DR.. Bogen said that long in
vestigation had determined that the
ordinary signs of intoxication de.
cidedly are "falliable."
Lessons of the central nervous sys-
tenn may give rise to a condition
similar to acute alcoholism, while
on the other hand man may be
drunk and show no outward signs
of intoxication he said, adding.
"A person may be under the in
fluence of alcohol to such an extent
that it seriously affects his powers
and behavior, especially in driving
an automobile, without representing
the entire common picture of drunk
enness," the Cincinnatian declares.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-06-04
HARRY ATWOOD
is ALIVE; NOT
KILLED, JAPAN

BOSTON. June 4. - The Boston
Traveller, in a copyrighted story to-
day, revealed that Harry N. Atwood,
one time famous aviator, was the
man who has plans for the institu-
ton of Transatlantic Air Service.
The Traveller disclosed last week
that flights will be in machines
heavier than airplanes and capable
of carrying 100 passengers.
The Traveller says that Atwood,
who was believed to have been killed
while flying in Japan several years
ago, has been living on his hilltop
home in Monson. Massachusetts for
five years.
Atwood startled the Aviation
World in 1912 by shattering existing
worlds records one after another
in a flimsy 25 horse power biplane
and winged his way on what in the
day was unbelievable, on the long
voyage from St Louis to New York, "
says the Traveller.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-06-04
STATE BOARD
OF FISHERIES
HAS RESIGNED
Purse Seine Order Cause
Controversy in Washing
ton Board Is Out.


OLYMPIA. Wash, June 4--Goy.
r. H. Hartley has accepted the
designations of all three members
of the State Fisheries Board and
suspended Order No. Is passed by
the Board two months ago which
placed drastic restrictions on purse
seine operations Gov Hartley said
he would select their successors from
men who have no direct interest in
fisheries
Gov Hartley asserted that the
Estate Fisheries Board was created
for the purpose of working out per
petuation of the salmon industry in
the state"
Controversy Arisen
"A controversy has arisen in the
Board over the important phase of
its work. From the very nature of
the fishing industry il is absolutely
essential all members of the Board
should work in harmony. For this
reason, the members of the Board
asked that they be relieved from
duty. therefore, complying with
the request, accept the designations
and Order No. Is, subject to wide
spread dispute among those engaged
in the fishing industry, | will r.
commend to the new Board that 1t
be suspended and allow fishing oper-
ations to be carried on as usual this
year so that the Board may make
thorough investigation in all mat
ters that new rulings which may be
promulgated next year, will come in
advance of the time for investments
made in fishing gear, equipment and
supplies"
Order Not In Effect
Passage of Order No. is has not
gone into effect because of lack If
official publication. the seiners de
clared. According4 to the seiners the
Order would abolish purse seine
operations in the state. Cannerymen
who favored passage Of the restric-
tions declared they are necessary to
insure perpetuation of the salmon
industry
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-06-04
FLOODS FIND RADIO
AMATEURS SERVING

amateur station of his own there
and another operated by l.. Arnold.
When the flood came these stations
got word TO Crossett that outboard
motors were needed for rescue boats
and that feed for cattle was in ur-
gent demand. He rushed the motors
and feed at once.
Julian C. Glass, St Louis amateur.
had been maintaining a daily sched-
ule of communication with II. l..
Treft, Cleveland Miss. youth. Floods
came to the Mississippi town and
Treft established contact with the
outside world through Glass, sat for
hours at his transmitter. sending
and receiving orders for aid and
messages to and from anxious re-
latives of bloodhound families. Not
until levee at Scott, Miss. collapsed
and sent new sheet of water across
Cleveland did Treft quit his post
to save his own life.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-06-04
ENGINEERS ARE
NAMED TO MAKE
PULP SURVEYS
Cameron Defers Trip Here
Pending Preliminary Ex-
animation In Field.

Pending some preliminary examina-
tions of water power sites and other
resources, which will be started with
in short time, George T. Came
ron will defer his trip TO juneau. II
was announced today by Dist. Fores-
ter c. II. Flory b. F. Heintzelman,
now in San Francisco comforting
with Mr. Cameron and the Zeller-
bach interests. advised Mr.. Flory
today of the change in plans. and
the names of the engineers picked
to make the surveys.
Mr.. Cameron decided to postpone
his trip here after conferences dur.
ing the past ten days. Power stu.
dies. timber examinations and plant
surveys. together with a general en-
gineering examination will be made
during the present season.
Examiners Are Picked
r. A. Kinzie. former superinten.
dent at Treadwell. o. X Fosse. log
ging engineer for the Zellerbaoh
Company, and Wendell Dawson. of
the water power research division of
the U. S. Geological Survey, of Port.
land, have been selected to CONE
north for examinations, Mr. Heint-
zelman said Their work will cover
not only the local project but will
also take in the Ketchkan project
for the Zellerbach interests. There
will be a further pooling of interests
by the two groups in the matter OF
general engineering examinations, and
an effort is now being made to Sc.
cure the services of some engineering
company big enough to handle both
propositions without delay.
kinzie Leaves Soon
Mr. Kinzie will leave San Fran.
cisco within a short time to starr
his water power surveys, and viii
probably come to Juneau first Mr.
Dawson, who has done considerable
work in this field, will have charge
of all stream gauging Mr. Fosse,
who spent several weeks in the Ket-
chikan district, will represent both
the Cameron and Zellerbach interests
in timber examinations. The Forest
Service will cooperate with Mr..
Fosse in this work
Mr. Heintzleman has virtually com.
pleted his conferences in San Fran
cisco. He had expected to sail from
Seattle today but was held in the
south longer than was planned. He
will leave San Francisco next Mon
day for Portland and proceed TO Sc
attle in time to take passage on the
Yukon sailing next Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-06-04

CHICAGO, June Alike phantom
sentinels in a wilderness, amateur
radio operators of the Mississippi
valley have guided hundreds from
inundated regions to help and safe
ty during the floods.
Reports from members to the AM
erican Radio Relay League tell the
story of how many youth in his
teens sat at his transmitter when
the water arose communicating with
the outside world after telephone and
telegraph wires had been swept away
and all other contacts lost.
Sending messages to health work
ers, obtaining medical advice for
the sick. ordering food and supplies
and giving out flood warnings, the
amateurs proved themselves inval-
liable through the valleys travail.
E. c. Crossett, Chicago lumberman,
kept in touch with his business in
terests in Crossett, Ark, through an