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capable of increasing their speed if frightened And there, undoubtedly, lies the explanation of the req sonablensss of the hunters alibi No hunter ever shot at a duck that wasn't thoroughly frightened in fact, galvanized with fear. It may be true, as the scientists maintain that they can't maintain super speed very long, but they don't need to In order to get out of range of a shotgun.
 The fastest bird timed by the worker Of the Biological Survey a duck hawk in California who flew at a speed of 165 miles an hour while chasing its prey Mallards timed in France and England flew 50 to 58 miles hour and flock in California, going at top speed, when timed with an airplane went mere 55 miles to 65 miles. But canvasback that zoomed up in front of the same plane turned in the creditabe record of 72 miles The observer failed to note whether the birds were scared or were just out for airing. Either way the boys would have to shoot close to bring home any from either flock.
 Figures geese are not so abundant nor so comforting to the hunter Canada geese timed in Massachusetts flew A miles an hour ana brant in Scotland, probably recognizing the dangerous terrain and unfriendly people, stepped up to 45 miles and still going south when last seen
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-26
B. D. STEWART
 WILL ADDRESS STUDENT BODY
High Sc h o ol Gymnasium Available for Town Bas-
 ketball Evenings

At the meeting, Friday, Novem- Der 6, of the High School Sudden Body, B. D. Stewart, Territorial Mine Inspector, will be the prin- cipal speaker on the program that has been arranged for the occasion, according to announcement made today at the school superinten- dents office. The November meet ing of the student body will be it's second this scholastic year.
 Members of the. editorial staff Of the Totem, annual high school publication, having been selected last week, work on the yearly periodical will begin at once. Ar arrangements are being made for the 5aking of pictures for the book. Bids on the printing have been asked for.
 Aspirants for places on boy and girl basketball squads are practic- ing afternoons. Training rules of no smoking, early hours and cor rect diet are in force.
 The basketball equipment is con- plete.
 The high school gymnasium is available for use of town basketball teams rom ' to g o'clock eve nings. Any squads composed of town residents wishing to practice or play in the school gymnasium should make arrangements with Superintendent R. s. Raven
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-26

Now Bernard Shaw is proposing that Great Britain sell Jamaica to this country. Oh Ginger -tDetroit Free PresS.)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-26

Women are treated exactly the same as men in soviet Russia.
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WHY SHOULD THERE BE ENCOURAGEMENT?

Just why there should be any widespread lack of confidence in the ability of the country to rise out of the slough of depression is difficult of under standing Yet there is evidence all hands of such a feeling The United States is just as wealthy in tangible assets in prospects, in industrial genius and efficiency of personnel and machinery as during the heydey of its prosperity
 It was with this sort of thing in mind that the Chicago Association of Stock Exchange Firms recently issued the following announcement:
 In terms of real wealth America is richer today than before
 Our natural resources are unimpared by depression.
 chinery and equipment of all kinds in- year after year.
 The progress of America as going con- cern depends upon the spirit of Americans.
 With the solid facts of wealth evident on all sides, the exercise of reason always results in faith in America.
 Confidence in land like ours is common sense
 Prosperity springs from confidence These things are true of Alaska in general and particularly of Juneau. Here have more stabilized industry, employment, wages un- touched by reductions, banks with increased de- posits and an evsr-growng and self lf-supportng population. If any town in the United States has reason to feel of the present and confident of its future, Juneau is -emnently in that posi- ton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-26
PUPILS OF MRS. ELLIS
 GIVE RECITAL
Varied Program Presented Sun day Night at
 Teachers Home

Ms w. c. Ellis presented her voc Il pupils at a studio recital at her home Sunday evening. The pu- pils showed marked improvement. After the program social follow ed with refreshments. The program was as follows:
 Song of Songs, Moya-Fern Cub ser.
 The Little Old Garden, Hewitt Mary Jeanette Whittier.
 Give Man a Horse He Can Ride, Godfrey OyHara, and Lone some, That's All, Roberts-Reed Seavers.
 Will O. the Wisp, Charles Gill bert Sprass; The World Is Wait ing of the Sunrise, Sietz-Flora Kirkham.
 Readings-Mrs. Mabel Ranum
 The Open Road, Klemm; God Made You Mine, Trinkaus-Sam Ritter.
 Trees, Rasbach; Friend O. Mine, Sanderson-Eva Kay Tripp.
 If I Were King, Armitage; At Even-Ronald Lister
 Time to Go, San d IFS on; My Heart Is Haven, Steinel-Ted Keaton.
 Sextette, Lullaby, Wilson-Flora Kirkham, Fern Gubser, Anne Ellis, Mary Jeanette Whittier, Eva Kay Tripp and Mildred Keaton. Ac- companied by Mildred Lister.
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MUSSoL|NI IS ACCLAIMED BY
 ITALIAN CITY
Pays Visit to Naples Where He Became Il Duce
 of Fascism

NAPLES, Italy, Oct. 26.-Benito Mussolini returned in triumph last Saturday to the spot where nine years ago he became the Il Duce of Fascism and ordered the march on Rome that put him at the head of the Italian state.
 Picked troops guarded practical ly every part of the city during the celebration.
 The Premier gave his first recog- nition to the reconciliation between the Church and State and there was a cordial meeting between him and the Archbishop of Naples.
 The Premier was enthusiastically greeted everywhere by the throngs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-26

Devotees of the "scattergun' who sometimes re- turn from stormswept marshes without game to show have often regaled their boon companions with tales of the ducks they missed they sped by at 180 miles an hour have run afoul of scientific sharks who claim to have shot to pieces" this traditional alibi. One such scientist in the employ of tn, United States Biological Survey has compiled certain statistics relating to the speed with which birds fly that tends to cast the deep shadow of cuspicon on these stories of high speed" ducks.
 Earlier estimates the rate these birds fly credited them with phenomenal speeds, but auto mobiles and airplanes have helped the scientists time more accurately by furnishing more reliable ,reans of checking by comparison The most accur- ate checks thus far made show that ducks and gees. do not ordinarily travel more than 40 miles an hour although, says MT. Scientist, they are
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--adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-26
GOES INSANE,
 SHOOTS FIVE,
 THEN ESCAPES
South Carolin a Farmer Runs Amuck--In Woods
 with His Dau ghter

WAGNER, South Carolina, Oct 26.-George Jackson, aged 40 years a farmer, apparently became in- sane as he sat at a Sunday gath ering of relatives at his uncles home and scattered the crowd with sudden shots, killing five of them He went to the home of his cousin and fatally wounded him.
 Armed with a pistol and shot gun. Jackson fled to the thick woods with his 11-year-old daugh- CT Lulu
 Jackson so far has eluded a posse with blood hounds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-26
ATTENTION MASONS

There will DC a Stated Com munication of Mt. Juneau Lodge No. 147 Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Work in the F. c. Degree. All Masons urged to attend. By order of the w. M
 J. w. LEVERS, adv. Secretary.
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WARNING TO DOG OWNERS

Keep your dog at home, espec- ially at night. About six dogs have been poisoned in the vicinity of the Fair Building We saved one dog by pouring fresh milk down his throat
 adv. ECONOMY GARAGE.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-26

Frenchmen have stopped fighting duels They offer each other drink of American whiskey.- Florida Times Unon)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-26

A Southern professor predicts another depression in 1938 That's cheering. We afraid it was going to be the same one-(Boston HeraldD
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JACKSON IS CAPTURED

.s WAGNER, Oct. 26. - Jackson was captured later this afternoon near his home. He send his daughter out to tell the officers surrounding the house that Daddy says please come and get him."
 Jackson and his daughter re- turned to the house from the woods sometime during the night.
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Seven and one-haf billion young fish raised in
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and streams of this country for repenshing the sup
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S' .s>s44ts ToM JONES YEARNsi- n ''' RETURN ALASKA PR0NTO

Sing to the tune of "I want to go back on the farm i"
 1T want to come back,
 I want to come back,
 We want to come back to the
 North.
 Where the ice-w worms rreep
 And the sourdough sleep, Etc. etc., infinitnn-" That's the solo being croon- ed back in Mansfield, Ohio by T. (Tommy) Jones, for m x B. & H. and $. T. Co, grocer sales men who later graduated into a placer miner and then pulled up the tent pegs and went East.
 Tom has just subscribed to The Gateway in order to inhale some more Alaska atmosphere and says both Mrs. Jones and himself are dying to return to Alaska. That's what they'll pro- bably do if they don't come back where they belong.
 Tom is in charge of an Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company agency lat Mansfield
Seward daily gateway., 1931-02-17
BILLS CLUB n C!vE
 PURPLE BUBBLE BALL

The first annual purple bubble ball of the B. P. Q. Elks at their home at Anchorage and by the Seward Bills Club, will be held in the very near future according to plans now being made.
 While, says the Anchorage Daily Times, this will De the first time the ball has been presented in either city, those who have at tended these ente er ailments Outside and similar affairs given by Elks lodges iii Southeastern Alaska, know what is in store for them. "
 Anchorage and Seward are CO., operating and exchanging ideas. With biz purple bubbles, novel ideas and surprises. the ball will be something to look forward to- -
Seward daily gateway., 1931-02-17
RESERVE THIS DATE

Remember that in addition to the special dances, door prizes at the Washington Anniversary dance, Feb, 21, in Odd Fellows hall, a luncheon goes with it fit for an epicure- And all for the price of one, ladies and gentle men, all for the price of one. Step up one at a time and PLEASE DON'T CROWD those folks in front
Seward daily gateway., 1931-02-17

Tomorrow night King Solomon and his tribe of warriors will again take on the 4Ooligans" in the s. A. c gym in an effort to find which one really has the the best indoor baseball team. The last game ended in two black eyes to one busted jaw, in favor of the Bremen Denver Mud" will hurl for the City and the Smoke" BelleW for the Bremen. "........
Seward daily gateway., 1931-02-17
THIS DAY IN HISTORY

l78l Bath, Maine, first town incorporated under the United States government.
 1867-First ship went through the Suez Canal.
 1877 London celebrated the 40Oth anniversary of printing.
 1881 North Pacific halibut ion the spot but no fishermen on the job. Just for that will play around with Red Salmon and Johnny Flounder,' Miss Halibut sobbed.
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LAST RITES 1.

The last rites over the remains of the late Jake Topolsky who died in Nome recently and who was over 10 years of age, were conducted by the Pioneer Lodge and Fraternal Order of Eagles, of which he had been a lifelong member, reports the Nugget.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-02-17
KOLBENsvIC GOING OUT

Lloyd Kolbensvic, master baker for many months past at the Electric Bakery, will depart next Saturday on the SS Yukon for Seattle having accepted an ex- cellent position with Hollywood concern. Another baker will ar rive on the Admiral Farragut to take over Lloyd's work. The popular young man has been ac- tice in Seward athletic circles, basketball and baseball, and will be missed by his many friends.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-02-17
LEAVE NEXT SATURDAY

Clark Andresen, spa rkling head-man of the Brown & Hawkins hardware department who has been on combined buying and vacation trip in the 'balmy' south, leaves Seattle on Saturday for Seward according to the local gossip. There is no truth in the report that ne is returning with a bride, The Gate way is informed.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-02-17

The Drought Relief Fund of the Juneau Chapter of the American Red Cross reached $1,175. or SITS in excess of the quota set by the na- tional organization it was announc- ed in the Juneau Empire.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-02-17

1851 ALMANACS and DATE BOOKS NOW IN Alaska Shop.
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MARSHAL'S SALE

The MacGregor theater of Petersburg will be sold at mar shars sale February 28, says the Petersburg Press. one theater re- mains in the city-t the Coliseum,
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LUTHERAN SERVICE

Lutheran church services will be held in the Episcopal church, Friday, February 2O, at 8 p. m.
 Rev, R. Frieling
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FOR RENT-Furnishe house. In- quire, Leon Urbach.
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