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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-28
More Charity Bunk for California J0bIess
(By Worker Correspondent
Correspondent

stuff is only to quiet the rising wave
of protest and strikes which are
breaking out throughout northern
California. Workers know that the
so-called social workers are needed
for the capitalists to have as an alibi
that something is being done for the
workers and these personages are do
ing it not as a dole (Which they are
afraid workers might think they
want, but as charity Of good
hearted bosses and the government"
Workers do not want charity and
are organizing for militant fight
for social insurance! Join the I'M
employed Councils
-WOrcorr League of Oakland.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-28
Dayton, Ohio.

Dayton, Ohio,
Daily Worker.
On May II, 672 air maneuverers
from all parts of the country met in
Dayton and put on the biggest dem
onstration Of aerial strength that was
ever attempted.
Here is part of write-up which
was issued in the capitalist papers on
these nlaneuYerS.
Safety for Bosses.
"One thing the air maneuvers here
have proved beyond a scintilla OF
doubt That is safety" Safety for
whom? For those who are preparing
another world slaughter, so they will
be able to demolish any territory
where the workers will rise in revolt.
1t goes on further to say;
What such fleet of ships could
do in time Of war staggers the i'm
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-28

dictionary movement are backing Ma
tional Youth Day
SAN FRANCISCO Cal.-Faced by
the determined statement of the
young workers of California that
they would parade even though no
permit was issued, the officials of
Fresno, California, where a National
Youth Day demonstration will be
held, backed down and gave the
youth United Front Conference a
parade permit.
The Youth Day meet at Fresno
on May 30 and 81 will coincide with
the State Conference for the Repeal
Of the Criminal Syndicalist Law. Los
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-28
BY an Unemployed workerN

OAKLAND, Cal. - Jobs which are
% elusive and non existing at the
Womens Free Employment Bureau
office make many only more dis
coWaged and i'll.
Sitting in small close room there
are about SO women daily. Some
have been sitting here day after day
for weeks. Jobs are not coming in.
Only one or so occasionally. Then
the clerk chooses some one who
seems only stranger here as we
begin to know each other constantly
seeking the same at this place. Those
that have been sitting here for days
always seem to be left out.
Last week we heard a telephone
buzzing and conversation over the
phone. 1t was call for office work.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-28

While the miners of Harlan have
learned that the militia is used by
the bosses to break strikes, the boys
that are in the militia are for the
most part either workers themselves
or sons of working class families and
the miners should make every effort
o get groups of sympathizers from
the militia This is necessary in or
der to scotch as much as possible
the bosses efforts at breaking the
strike by means of their armed
forces. Editor)
by Special Correspondent
HARLAN, Ky. (by maiD May "a.
-"Them's not soldiers, somebody
just put yellow suits on the high
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-28

BERKELEY, CaL-The 23rd an
nual meeting Of the California Con-
ference of Social Workers has been
held here to throw lot of hot air
about doing a lot Of good lat these
times when humanity suffers more
because Of depression !"
Labor subjects assigned to such
labor leaders as Paul Scharrenberg.
secretary Of the State Federation of
Labor never mentioned word
about organizing and fighting against
wage-cuts. fighting for social insur-
ance and immediate relief Praising
his kind was the only note in the
speech which is heralded here.
Workers know that this hot air
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-28
Turn In All Funds
Daily Drive
At 0 C e I.

Party members who have col
leCted money on their Daily Work
err coupon books are instructed OF
turn over whatever money they
have IMMEDIATELY to their unit
or District Daily Worker agents,
Don't wait till you have filled your
book because so great is the fin
ancial crisis in the Daily that
every cent counts. Also include
the number of your coupon hook,
so you will receive credit for the
money collected.
All districts, sections and units
of the Party must see that the
above instructions are carried out.
NOn-Party workers should also
send in their coupon books, to
gether with the numbers, 10 The
office of the Daily without waiting
till they are filled.
COMMUNIST PARTY, U.S.A.
DAILY WORKER MANAGE
NIENT COMMITTEE.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-28
Harlan Miners Carry On Determined Fight
Despite Slaughters By Gunmen State Militia

the operators and the military au-
thorities
Better than anyone else they know
these me nof the Kentucky noun
tains and the determination which is
theirs.
GuardSmen are stationed in every
company camp, billeted in company
buildings but in Evarts, there are no
company properties and tents are
pitched at railroad siding All the
roads are also patroled by armed
guardsmen but the miners are say
ing, watch Harlan County, for the
scabs will not be worth a nickel
dozen soon, even to the coal COM
panies.
At most of the mines here the men
are not allowed to draw any cash
for wages, they have to deal it out
in the company stores. Even the old
saying. Love will find a way" is be-
ing put to the acid test, for the dash
ing SWANS who wear their best over
ais for the occasion are not permit
ted in the neighboring camps when
their inclination is TO go a court
ing"
All the things that cause class wars
are in evidence here. The bosses
forces are loaded to the hilt They
have all the implements of war and
soldiers to use them, but Kentuck-
ians don't keep guns for ornaments
either. Watch Harlan.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-28
EIzabethtOn Tenn, RayOn Workers
Who We're Sold Out by U. T.W. Officials
Now Turning to Revolutionary Union
Worker Tells How Labor Spies, Ann Vein
stock and McGrady Plotted With
Bosses In Huge Sell-OUt
Elizabethton, Tenn.
To the Daily Worker:

To the Daily Worker:
Conditions in this rayon town and county continually
grow worse 1929 the workers in the two big rayon mills
including myself had been filled up with much of the
bosses corupness that April 18th forced to strike
against these rotten conditions
Labor Spies Help Sell Out
We had few weeks before commenced organizing in the
L. r. w union which all Of workers term Nothing I'M
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-28

school boys, but they'll find out what
war is sOOn,' say the strikers of
Evarts, KY; by way of showing their
contempt for the martial law forces
now policing Harlan County and,
announcing some coming events.
A more determined crowd than
tn csc overall-clad mountaineers
would be hard to find. And this in
spite of the fact that their local
leaders are in jail and the UM.WA.
is giving them very little moral and
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-28
WORKING YOUTH THRUOUT COUNTRY PREPARE FOR YOUTH DAY
ONLY $500 ON TUESDAY;
DISTRICTS 7 AND 5 LAG

Only Daily
long from the $1,000 that be raised keep the Daily
afloat only but time in the future
District New is still contributed Of
Tuesdays total Where Districts CDeo Chicago which
quotas the
Tuesday
The list contributions follows:
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-28

S m a S h Frame-Ups !!
Demand Amnesty !
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-28
The Workers. Health Teacher

he boss press lay and medical is speaking lately
mortality from lung tuberculosis in the
with the death rate from consumption Is
what the decrease greater generosity the
ployes? No resulting from
his forcefu and terrific struggle them
sacrltceRemembr the big strikes which you
time therefore fresh better living and
leisure to learn how to ve and
often even against old cowady
airy leaders No doctor could have the
OF consumption the intelligent
naturally 1T has been but partly particle of the
cure tuberculosis disease the bour-
geos industrial conditions will be entirely through
the workers complete social revolution
Just now lung consumption and the mortality on the
increase again. 1t spreading last h
teen years The causes of its terrible present e
poyment poverty congestion cowng rooms to save rent
poor eaung worry longer working days
them! Do not allow the
over to the tubercle bacillus its
OF course meanwhile be enlightened much fresh
air and sunshine possible outdoors and rest enough
See that shops sanitary
DR. A. LONE.
p SIN my last article there important printing
mistakes for instance Draining" training
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-28

Build Worcorr Group in your
shop! Write About your struggles!
La gaceta., 1931-03-23
ESQ es hahlarL Y 81

-iEso es h&blar!.... Y 81 mi
hija opina como usted....
70 tengo ell sentimiento
de no opinar como Ramiro. LIE
amo. ia que negarlo? deseo,
como es natural en- toda mu-
chacha soltera, easarme con ell
hombre que mi coraz6n ha ele
gido; pero basta que mi padri-
no desee retardar esa boda,
por motives que a Ell lie pare
cen acertados, para que 20 no
lie contradiga y me resigne n
seguir sus consoles y aun a res
petar sus 6rdenes, 81 como Or
denes Quiere imponerme sus
opiniones. Esta es mi resolu :
ci6n, que no creo debe desa-
gradar Q ustedes y que de po-
nos ahorrara a tOdOs Sc
La gaceta., 1931-03-23
OXE
GRIFFITHS, FL
DEL LA BARBA Y CAMEO
NERI EN- LA
PRESENTE SEMANA

New York, Mario 23.-El
centric del pugilismo ha deriva--
do esta semana hacia Chicago
donde Tommy Loughran trata-
"a de dar otro paso por la es-
Gala de peso complete.
Tommy, ell habil joven de FL
ladelfia, Sc batira ell viernes en-
ei Estadio con ell rudo pegador
Tufy Griffiths, de Sioux City,
con Ia perspective para ell ven-
cedor de I'm match con Jack
Sharkey.
Ell viernes por la noche, en- Ell
Madison Square Garden, de N.
York, Kid Francis, ell italiano
conquistador de Eddie Shea, ten
dra de oponente a Fidel La Bar
ba, la estrella italiana de Cali
fornia.
Tony Canzoneri, campe6n
La gaceta., 1931-03-23

mundial de peso ligero, tendra
hoy de competitor, en- Filadel-
fla, a Tommy Grogan. No Sc dis
cutira la corona del primero.
Hoy, en- Los Angeles, Tod Nor
Igan peleara con Goldie Hess, y
Paulie Walker, de New York,
contra Andy Divodi.
Johnny Risko Sc batira ell
microbes, en- Cleveland, con
John Schwake, de st. Luis.
En- ell programa La Barba-
Francisc, Tony Herrera, de Me-
jico, tendra de contrario a Hec-
tor Mcdonald, de la costa del
Pacffico.
La gaceta., 1931-03-23

rios disgustos, Y quiza una rur
tura, de que todos tendrfamos
que arrepentirnos.
Con profundo silencio Sc o.
yeron las breves razones de
Lucia. Dona Bernardo quiso
protestar, sin embargo, y has.
ia empezo a decir:
Con todo.... repara, So
brina....
ID. Juan guerra tan solo
mi blen-prsoigui6 esta con en-
tonacion resuelta-y 70, como
debo. me alamo en- TODD a su
gusto.
-Pero, Lucia. mi amor.
-dijo Ramiro.
-Su amor de listed tendra
la amabilidad de esperar como
ell milo Y en- cuantO a mi mano,
La gaceta., 1931-03-23
"a como esclavos suyos...-dijo

ra como esclavos suyos...-dijo
Bernardo.
-iOh!, a csc 20 lie aturdi-
ria a beneficios. Por 10 prom
to, y que quieras que no, lie ca
saba contigo Embellishments.
-Respecto a mi boda con
su bellisima hija de listed, no
es necesario que listed sea rico
pra celebrarla en- seguida. Yo
la amo con delirio, ella paga
mi amor, Y estoy resuelto, SUI
ceda 10 Que suceda, a llevarla
al altar inmediatamente. 81
listed no quiere esperar a que
d. Juan sehale la fecha que lie
agrade, aqui me tiene. Dispon-
ga 10 que Sc lie antoje y dele
me darle pronto ell nombre de
padre.
La gaceta., 1931-03-23
AVkSOS Ri WEST TAMPl

millones de Puig. No por ambi-
ci6n, sino por filantropia, por
deseos de hacer dichos0s a todos
los que me rodean, incluso al
mismO PUG, exclamo a todas
horas: Isl yo fuera rico!"
!. De SECURE que entonces no
habria nj un desgraciado en- la
|fabrica-dijo Ramiro, que de al
gun modo habia de correspon-
der a los buenos deseoS de su fu-
turo suegro.
Ii De SECURE! Lo primero
que haria era easaros y ARE
glar en- la casa habitaciones a
prop6sito para la nueva familia.
iTodos juntos, siempre!
y en- cuanto a PUG, a ese
sehor que nos trata con tanto
despegO hoy y que nos conside-
La gaceta., 1931-03-23

Sc pueden comprender ciertas
c0SaS.
No por mi, os 10 juro, in
por Ell pr6jimo ,hubiera querido
ser rico. 70 soy un hombre de
modestas aspiraciones, de cons
tante amor al trabajo Y de con-
formidad cristiana para scgor-
tar todas las penaIidades y es-
,caceces. Pero quisiera haber he
redado esa gran fortuna solo
por no ven a mi Iado ninguna
i~tristeza nj ninguna escasez. No
por mi, 10 repito, sino por mi hi
ia, por mi hermana, por esos
desdichados obreros de la fabri
ca que ganan su misero formal
con tantOs suddres, por listed
mismo Ramiro, tan digno de
mejor suerte, echo de menOs los
La gaceta., 1931-03-23

crea listed que Sc la tendere
con gusto, con mucho gusto, Ell
ola que mi padrino Sc la con-
ceda a listed solemnemente.
No habfa NADIA que contes-
tar a una decision manifesto
ia tan en~ergicamente, v como
81 la casualidad Quisiera con :
ciuir de hecho aquella confe-
rencIa que habfa conclude de
derecho por 81 misma, vi6se
Venir a 10 lejos a D. Juan PUG
que bajaba por la calle con d.
recci0n a la fabrica.
VA vuelve - dijo Bernar
ia dando la seHal de alarma.
-Ramiro, eada cual a su
puesto. Ustedes, sehoras, Sc
qaedan aquf: nosOtrOs al escri
lotto; aqni no IA pasado NADIA.
La gaceta., 1931-03-23
CALI CONTRATADO POR
KENNEDY

Frank Cali, del establo de
nuestro companero Miguel Lo :
rente. ha sido contratado por el
promoter Kennedy, del 116 de
Artillerfa, para un bout" a o.
cho asaltos, Ell pr6ximo viernes.
Dick Gore, de Savannah, Sc
ra ell c~ontrario del tampefo.
La Ultima pelea de Cali, Sos
tenida hace pocos dias en- Sara
sofa, fue sensational.
La gaceta., 1931-03-23
COMB
LOS ROJOSS
D~ERROTAR0N OS DE
ST, LUIS a

Mas de 1000 pers has presea
ciaron ell desafio We aver, en-
Pant Field, entire los roios de
Cincinnati y los Cardenales,
I La victoria la alcanz6 el Gin
lei con ell pitcher Dean en- la IL
nea de fuego, por parte de los
Cardenales,
Grimes y Gerringer tambien
lanzaron por Ell st. LE,is.
Miguel Angel Gonzalez, ell We
|terano catcher eabano, ayud6 a
Wilson con- recertnr
Fue una Negsga bate y no pu-
do "conFagua
PorAx Is de We'll lama
ron Lucas y Rixey, con
La gaceta., 1931-03-23
A E CONTRA LoMsKI

Portland, Oregon, Mario %.
En- la noche de ayerse anun-
clio por ell promoter George
Moore que Ell dia 81 pelearan
aqui, Max Baer, Ell gladiator de
peso complete ligero de Califor-
MIA, y Leo Lomski, de Aberdee.
Ell combate Sc compondra de 10
asaltos.
La gaceta., 1931-03-23
FOIlettn de La Gaceta No. go
Isl 70 Fuera Rico!
NoveIa original.
de
DIN. Luis Mariana de LARA

10 que 81 es? mo nos hubieras
hecho felices a todos? lHabla,
hombre, hablal
-Hesmana mia, dos 10 ha
dispuesto de otro modo, Y til
mejor que nadie sabes que hay
que conformarse con sus desig-
HioS.
La verdad es que solo por
ser sus juiciOs incomprensibles
La gaceta., 1931-03-23
Ell BENEFICI0 Do Ia SCI
Lila

IN progranla a b~eneficio de
-sus fondos ofrecera el prdxfnlo
jueves, en- Ia Arena del Cfrculo
|Cubano, Ia sociedad Stella, de
West Tampa.
George Braun, designado con
|certador de peleas para Ell bene-
Ificio, presentara Ell siguiente
programa: Manuel Quintero con
ira Nerbie Beck a diez rounds
Tony Dominique contra Boots
Taylor, a diez asaltos; Battling
Tito contra Young Raymond c
Young Milo, a ocho rounds
Irish Eddie contra Battling Os'
car, a seis asaltos.
Beck lIegar& ell martes y prac
ticara en- ell gimnasio de Leto.
La gaceta., 1931-03-23
.NOTAS De BOXFO

Dicen que la comision del 116
de Artilleria Sc va a reunir con
la de st. Petersburg, ell mierco-
les, con Ell prop6sito de discutis
los asuntos del pugilismo en-
dos ciudades.
Invita- la comisi6n de aquf Y
ha pedido que al acto concurran
los redactores de las paginas de-
portivas del Tribune Y Ell Times
La gaceta., 1931-03-23

v fSfxy An0WIeS, &c u -E@~
burg, Ambos gladiadore (erte-
necen d la division de PESO de
pluma.
Miguel Gonzalez, de Tampa
|ha acceptable combatir, en- la Sc
mifinal, con Jackie Herman. La
mayor parte de stis peleas las Ia
ganado Herman por la via de
nocao.
Completan ell programa mat
ches entire Red Leroy y KID
Lord, Buddy Sheppard y Jimmy
Stokes y Buddy Heddon contrs
Young Raymond.
La gaceta., 1931-03-23
RICHARD HERNANDEZ Pc
lRRY KNOWLES

clearwater, Mario 23.- La
principal attraction de esta no.
che, en- la Arena de la Legion A
mericana, sera un bout entire
Richard Hernandez, de Tampa,
La gaceta., 1931-03-23

UNA ~SENORA-Desea encon
trar una nina, de 8 a 10 afios,
para criarla como suya. Els pre-
terrible que no tenga padres. Lila
men a ltelefono M64634.
La gaceta., 1931-03-23
AVISos EN YhOR cerY

DR.. Portocarrero, Dr.. A. "A. Gonzalez, g
no, DR.. s.. M. TisCn, d.. Suiio ]. Guerra,
9 del Cfrculo Cubano Telefono No. Y 1853.
La gaceta., 1931-03-23
EN- WEST Tampa
sERvlCIO DE AMBULANCEA. Te;:sonO Y II

Tei6fonos para visitas por ell dia: Ybor City, Y
West Tampa, H 8846. Para llanaass por 10 no
10 nnismo en- YbOr que en- West Tampa, Z lA1O.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-25
EARL 0F AYLEsFORD IN CENTRAL INDIA
 0N 4 TIGER HUNT

India! The home of gallant, native gentlemen as ever graced la page of history. A land of grandeur, mystery, charm and magic palaces, romance and ad- venture.
 Within the space of few months the Earl of Aylesford, who hunted big game in Alaska last year, is now stalking tigers in Central India.
 H. A. "Scotty" MacPherson, Seward resident and host to the Earl, has received a letter from him to the effect he is looking forward with much pleasure his return to Alaska for another hunt, in 1882, and will endeavor to interest a number of friends to accompany him.
 To the many friends and ac- quaintances of Mike" the Earl, news of his anticipated return, will be extraordinarily good news.
 The Earl and his mother are guests of the Maharajah of Gwal- for, whose domain extends over a vast area of 25,0O0 square miles and having 3,000,000 subjects. It is said the finest tiger hunting in India is to be had on the Maharajah's estates. One interest ing item in the Earls letter re- vealed the magnificence and splendor of his hosts palace; the Earl said it required 10 minutes of walking from his room to that of his mother.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-25
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TER. RITORf OF ALASKA, THIRD
 DIVISION

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TER
 hlIORf OF ALASKA, THIRD
 DIVISION cA H.. TEDDY, as stockholder of the seward Lumber Corporation, Plaintiff,
 
 SEWARD LUMBER CORPORATION. a corporation, Defendant,
 ELWYN SWETMANN, Receiver.
 No S-293
 NOTICE TO PRESENT CLAIMS NO1lCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned . is duly appointed, acting and quahfied receiver of the Seward Lumber corporation. corporation. and that in ac- cordance with the order of appointment of such receiver. public notice is hereby given to the creditors of and to all other persons in- terested. to present and file their claims. if any they have with the receiver and to submit proof thereon on or before the 4th day of May. 1881. at the office of l.. " Ray, at- torney at law, Seward Alaska, which office the receiver designates the place for the transacting of all business connected with and incident to. said receivership proceedings. Dated at Seward. Alaska, March 24, 1881.
 Elwyn Swetmann,
 Receiver, Seward Lumber Corporation. Date First Publication Mar. 25, 1881.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-25
ATTENTION PROSPECTORS!

Samples of onyx, maichite, greensboro and mar ble but particularly onyx, wanted immediately by a New York friend of U. c. Crocker, former business man of Valdez and Seward but for many years past of the most prominent and reliable of Anchorage bus mess men.
 Mr. Crocker is informed that his friend in the East has market available and furthermore, is willing to finance such properties both in operation and trans portation.
 There's but" attached to this, however,-a simple though, being that MT. Crocker wants action AT ONCE!
 If any mining man or prospector knows of such de- posits by all get in touch with him immediately and in the meantime send him samples and full descip ton and details.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-25
DRY FORCES CENTER
 ATTACK 0N GANGsTERs
WASHINGTON Mar. 24 tP)

WASHINGTON Mar. 24. (P) U All federal law enforcement agen- cies are exerting a continuous pres sure against the Chicago gangsters in an effort to connect them with violations of national laws Attorney Genral William Mitchell said.
 He explained that no new agents had been sent to the district.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-25
WELCOMES SIGNAL CORP

The people of Kodiak regret the departure of the Navy radiomen whose service at times almost than could have been expected. But while re- grets in order yet they glad to know that the force of Signal Corps men, U S. Army will carry
 The Gateway is informed that for the short time the Signal Corps has been at Kodiak the service they have rendered has been excellent So in bidding adeu to the Navy lads Kodiak citizens extend cordial well to the Army.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-25
AWARDED PRIZE

WASHINGTON Mar. 24 (P) -- Doctor Alexes Core, French and American surgeon of the Rockefel- Ter Institute, has been awarded the Doctor Sofie Nordhoffjung Cancer Prize of $1,000 for 1880 work in the cancer research.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-25
G. 0. P. WARNED

WASHINGTON, Mar. "A. (P)- The republican party vas Wa':'e'l to take stock of it's strength by Senator Hiram Johnson, insurgent, who declared the loss of five nor mally republican states in 1880 ell ection should have shown leaders something is wrong with the party
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-25
PROTEST PRESIDENCY

WASHINGTON, Mar. 25. (F1 - The entire student body of 412 men at Washington and Jefferson Cov- lege walked out of the assembly meeung on a strike after $50 stu. dents had signed a petition pro- testing against the continuance o1 pr. Slmons Baker as president o1 the institution.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-25
ALASKA VS AFRICA

Hunting licenses come higher in certain parts of Africa, than in Alaska but the game is in keeping with the fee
 In Tanganyika territory s250 is assessed for kill ing an elephant In Uganda may risk his life in this hazardous sport for ess-$50 for the first ele- phant killed and $100 for the second, two being the limit allowed any individual hunter
 But why go to Africa and be eaten up by poison- insects perhaps be infected with that sleeping sick ness maybe get bitten by snake when close by in Alaska, they can get all the sportive thrills known to man in hunting the giant brown bear And look at the difference in price
 Of course we know Africa isn't as bad as we have pictured Its good country, too.
 The following should serve warning to Alaskan dentists Chloroform, gas stout rope should be ployed as precaution when working nervous pa- tient as Dr. Kulnic, dentist of Neenah, Wis., can pain fully testify While drilling tooth he struck nerve, whereupon the patients fist invountariy shot out break ing one of the dentists~ribs
 In addition to the newly acquired Alaska Indians, the Bureau of Indian Affairs has 1800O0 Indians not including the Tam,nany tribe
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-25

Cyn8 Myself to Sleep" one of the new song n'ts' for sale at the Alaska Shop.