davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-22
Nus @artins Terrb. 8.
3ueia 12.
Vriihcr llno Sdlpeitcrn! "a cine
Sansuntcr(altuun


lhpn in ser >Sulipcriammluna be-
'hlolicn ipuroe iiir Mrbeitertag lno
bas &onitcc beitcbcnb aus elren 8e-
alntcn, bcltrebt lit, oieic llnterbal-
tilna 5ll leincr criolareihen 81 &c.
ltalten, 10 limo allc Ntitglieber er-
Illht lid }au lclbiger in GROCER 3abl
i'll beteiliaen.
IS iitloie erltc llnterboltune sic
mir in oieiem Sabr bobe,l, i,no 10
luGrc cs iebr lh0u mcnn ale Seilneb.
men anl =. Scptenlber iih I'M Sad.
ienheim 600 0cmep StraBe, einiin.
ocn mogGn.
slae Otitelieoer, GolfSaenoiien
unb beltihen ssrelluoe bon nab mo
fern iino b0flietlt eineclaoen. Ser
Gintritt lit MIR % Gcnts sic Yerion.
Hnfang > llbr nnhmittogs, Stluf
~ llbr abenos. sae 5an5luitisen
fonnen oo sSauSbcin nah 9e!ieben
'dpingen. Sie SahienfapelIe lmter
Seitllng bon 5. Notb Sr. miro Die
San5nlliif liefern. 2llnh llno gr.
iriid)ungen aQer slrt peroen sur
Stcllc icin.
@eorg N. &ramer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-22
21l,.iicli,,i aibf Sent Gibcr
Gin t,emes Slt.bbett

Nom. Grcnrier ltll'iolini hat 3luei
Scbcl urngcleat ,lno inoerte oamit
Sen @olrf 0c@ Siber5 - cine slrbeit,
Sic bcrcit2 Slllills Gdinr gcplant,
abcr nic pCrlpirflirtt bate.
Sic Socbcl loitcn cine Sprenglng
uls, bllrh Die ser ,sll1B in cineu fir
5ercn &nnoI nbgclcitct lullroe, mo-
burd) cine brci Nfeilen longe Sui
ciIcnfurpe nllsgeihaltet miro. SaS
oltc Tlllbbctt ion ols SeeilugSeug-
Stitbpunft pcripcnOet merocn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-22

wv ult'tltlt Ytlltpltlt Vulttlt uHu
Goter
WathiaS @inocr ,...
geltorben am 26. Nueult 1887.
Srei Sabre iino ultr pcriloIieu
Sn GROCER Srauer llnb Sfiuers
Seit bu ms huit perlulien
Su treueS elltcs &aterbers.
Sdrpcr mar iiir uns rein Sdleicen,
Su bit MIN bcfrcit pom 9cioen,
&cfrcit bon bieicm ittnuercn Grnenlos.
Su rubit in tiibler Grbe Shob,
gu lcbit IN uniern $er5en fort,
Siit unpcrseblid uns,
ltub pcnn mir hib bier nid,t mehr
ich'n.
60 lit hcin @ciit bel rns.
SSir iiiblcn bcinc @eacnpart
gei uucm llnicrn Slln,
Su pirit unS lmreraeblid ieiu
Sis nudl mir im Sricben rubin.
9fph inlmcr bGrcn mir bie @Grter
pum &. 3. @eionopereiu bon 60
rain, mic tic Dir iongcn:
Still ruht ncin S,crs. bu bit aeid,iencn
Ser $ounb cntiiel Der @nnocritab.
Su tcbrteit beinl OH ianoeit Sriencn
llnn nllea Hcib hcdt heiu @rab.
0iptt ie9uc beiucn Sdl,lmmer
llnb lub mad, 9Scb unb Summer
11,,9 S,r, S,I, ,,,,S,,s,b,,,
8epionret bon Satin &atberina
ginocr uno Sohter &atbcrinc Glliutt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-22
Montid) ,,nn Sohter 9iegina iiir oc:l
Guhen lno See Cream Sen sic ST)>u.
in lester Teriolnmllna ipcnbctcu.
Hpic 6umpbrcps, Sefr.
3lueia 6.

@ie itl ihOn III elmer iriiheren
sllaeobc oielcr 3eitiug. bcrid)tete,
bat ,lnier 3lpcia beifloiicn, iid) ou
Dem icsiGhrigen Eolfsicit IN corporc
81 betciligen. Is trennen ms MIR
nod mcnige Gage pon oieienn eroBen
oeutiNen &olfsicit, pelhes unl slr=
beiterto9 COtontog, Den >. Septcm=
ber) nlf Scr id)oncn Snniens ,Sarm
(nud) ols vGarooies 8arten" be
founN olli Der Norbieitc, nicNt ncit
uca pom &cplpn Stotiou nn @ob-
cppf Vonlcuuro, itottiinocn miro.
IS III Dies bas cin6ige oclltIbe sSclt
oic'es Snhres, lpclehcs pom slllcs
gbenp Gplntp 3ipcig oes Teltihancs
rifuniiden 3entralbllnoes peraultol-
tet miro. uno befanntlih lit Dies al
jlhrlide Golfsfelt Der Sreiipunft Don
pieleu gctannten lmb sSreilnben, oic
liG) lo5llIagcn bas gauge Sabr bin=
ourh nldt ieben. llno ihon Dies
allcin muht bieies ,Scit eil llnge
mGbnlihes lrno iebr Invertebrates.
ltnb mir Sahien lppllen es oud) nidt
perpoiien, benn einmal I'M Sabre
fonnen mir einen Nahmittag oa5rl
gebrullGen, inns nit Dem iibrigen
Seltid)tl,m bon Eittsburgb mo I'm.
gebllng 5ulmlmen5uiinoen, Inn lns
auf belltihe slrt 81 unterbnlten unb
uns als Elm treuer Stamnl oes groBen
oeutihen Golfes 81 5eigen. 9as mar
ouh bie Mbiiht in unierem Gerein,
oils berIelbe 'ogar cine anlebnlihe
Slrmme alls ser &aiie belpiaigte, Inn
oieie aui Dem ssclte .5ll peripenoen.
llnier Erdiioent Sobn &rait er.
iuhte mid, in oieiem @eridt einen
Appea ergeben 81 laiien an alle Wit-
glieber. Die s!ltomobile baben lmb
millens iinb iolhe griiber ,lno Shmes
itern mit5unebmen, Die ionit feline
Sahrge!egenbeit baben, mOsen iid)
sefdlliglt bei gruoer Sobn &rait
melben. Gs ipdre aud) ongebraGt
uenn iib alld) oieienigen bel linn an
meloen, Die feline ;sabrselegenbeit
baben, oamit oieier ausglei6 aui
cine sufrieoenitellenoe slrt eeregelt
meroen fam. taH:z&
slm Gage bes ;seites iinoet Sic
abfabrt Inn 2 ltbr nad)mittags bon
Ser &onelteao Iurner SaQc ans
itatt. limo es iperoen hiermit alle
1eilnebmer eriuht, iid bis su oieier
3eit ein5ufinoen, bamit oie sSabrt &C.
meinihaitli6 selnabt meroen fann.
0ieienisen oie oieie 8elegenbeit Der.
paHcn fonnen bon Yittsburg aus
nit einem Nortb Yarf 8us bis 5,lr
Giniabrt aui Daniels eSarm fabren.
uno bon bier aus 81 Sub gum Ylabe
fonmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-22

Us trcnncn lllla MIR nod ilpeI
@od,cn bon Ser &onucltipn ilno sic
@unocsbeonltcn boiicl1 bel ocriel6cn
rcd)t pelc Tclcgatcu ltno Scle9atlls
ncn besriiben su fonuen. @ie mir
pernonlmen hnbcn, lit cin iehr tiiCbs
tiaes &onitcc an ser Hlrbcit, ollen
tScltltIteu oos ocrfor bette 81 bic
ten. Sieics iteht rntcr Ser Scihlng
bon Serrn Tnnicl Shellnloun lnb
unicrcS nubcfonntcn &olfsnnnnes
Mid)acl &rollE. mo bicics ipIl nns
alien quite @cmihr icin, boB ole
@dItc gut ollfgeboben lucrocu. So
luiiet inns in bellen Shareu am T..
llno =. Scptcnlber nls 8Ilte Der
9lnoesieftipn nad) ser Idlonen
@oloitnot Glepclanb siehen lmo oas
Sclltlde 2ieo aus oelltihem Ser5en
crld)allen lniicll.
I'm ale ocinc Sohne
Sdllingc iih ser Gintraht @ano.
9t. g. sSrie'enbcngIt, @l,nbcss sSefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-22
Srauen crickc,, in 2serlitt
>cn 21astttrGhtcr

Berlin. olllcG ser Verlli beS 9taft-
mGhtcrs miro iebt il Berlin bon
Nrauen perichen. ltnb nenn allH in-
folae ser GcrhGngllng ser Sooesltrd-
fe fir Gerbrehcn inter 9lusnllbllng
ser 2uftlhubs sGerolmfellng cin ltars
fer Giidgang ser Ginbriidc lnlO lie
berfdlc 5u per5cihnen lit, babel biele
SSrnllen opd feline leid)te 9lrbelt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-22
MillDclm Gicncrtb

Sabren mllroe
MillDclm Gicncrtb
Sohn bon Scrrn (ScorA lmo CliIu,
BETH Sienerth, am %. Sllli ll1tcr iehr
grocer Scilnabme Nra gcinmtenSud,s
Ienuoltc@ 5llr cluiNcn 9illhC ocbcttct.
NlIlu mar cin NtitNlic0 oca z. 2. g.
II. &crcina 81 nla nlc) oca Central,
&erbonbe@, ltitglieo Ser st. Eetrus
GlrtengenreinOe, luIe ein trcuc2 Ntit,
glico oea SuQcnobunoca uno iiir cis
niac 3eit cin SGnger. 9ll3 3cihen
Der 9tnertenmmg pllroe ihn bua
ibone ScQrdbnia 5utciI. Ger Saros
nia Ghor iong 5lpci crgrcifenbe
Sroucrlicbcr. EnItor Sclrtih belt oie
Scihcnpreoint. Irci Ghrcninlpen
ullrocn nbgcichoilclt, oenu @illu mar
Dor lngcfGhr : Mtonoten ser II. 3.
Goat CSuuro bcigetrcten, no ihnr
audI cin ifncllca lno idhr2 Gnoc crs
reid)tc. Hluf Ser Scinlfehr bon icinem
Eoltcn hntte Der SenfCr oca &rait'
nogena einen llnfou, nobei @iup 10
ltmer perlcbt pllroC, onb Cr iCinen
%crlctlngen in 5lpci Sugcn crloQ.
Gin idlucrcr Sthlng fiir sic 1Sonrilie.
9lbcr @ottca @cgC linh nitt unIere
&cge. SSir oIlc bringen Der IdNper
gcpriiftcn TonliIic llniere perbinos
lid,ite Sumpotbic cntgcgcn.
I'm ocn Gohingciticocncn trait
err sic Gltcrn, 5pci @riioer, @corg
un0 9lrtbur, 5lpei Sdlpeitern Silro
ltno Glilobeth, SflpGgerin Noli unN
Sdrrngcr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-22

Grip6bnt lei bier nod, oaB trct
ser fanatiiheu 2ifor &ontrcIs s@eIete
ale aeiebliben @etrGnfe gum Mus
idunf fonnlcn neroen, audi lperoen
@Blporcn in Soiillc uno ,Siille Dor
banoeu lein.
alip oui Sahieu, laBt inns ollie
gum oeutihen Tplfsfeit uonbern an
Montaa, oe, =. September.
~ lfartin Hotb, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-22
6ricsten natt Berlin

sItben. Pm %. 9lugllit miro cine
aus Snei Ntitgliebern beitebenbe &ans
oclsfomlniilion nudl Berlin fabren,
nm BORT einigc lpihtiqe Giu5elbciten
Ser fiir5lih obgeihloliencn oclltid)-
gricd)ild)cn 0nnoelanbfomnen aus
5llorbciten llnb in Sronlng 81 britt
gen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-22
Nus youngstown, Ohio
Der 9amend)ur Goel,ucii
mn6 Der 9. 9. WGnnerdor
peronitalten am "a. Nnsnit Elm ,
&pru= unb Wieuer Nuait

beim 0r. Stepe 9alunann in NGrtl)
Gina, sll melhem aae SGuger rno
SGngerinnen eingelaben iino. Cln,
tritt fiir MGnner 80 Gcuts ,,no iiir
Somen % Gents unb lper inlmcr
einen sSrerub ooer cine ,srelmoin
mitbringen mill, fam bas tlln, uber
man moge lih lmo tSrclnbe beinl
9ru0cr 8alrmann anmclocn.
6. 9Orling, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-22
Nns Neiu Gaitle. ga.
NcihesNerier pieenif
Mm 25. Mmguf

ani ssranf Stella aSarm, 8utler Nb.,
9telu Cattle, Ea.
81 Hesen ooer Sonnenidein -
fomnt aae mic auidbrlid) NIT &c,
iiilltem &orb = fir Gririid,msen
iorgt beitens e,ler ergebeniter 2anhs-
mann N6Dlf, 221 sSairmont Mpe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-22
NMS GulU6uD GitN, ia,
2lpcin 81.

3tueia 32.
Sic monotliche &eriallmllua :uir>
ON Tsnnerstug, ben %. glulu's,
ohcnos, obgcbalyen. pile Witg!icNcr
lino gebcten oieier lpihtioeu &cr.
lanlnllmg bcI5lnpobnen. ySie &C,
mObnlib miro 2affee lulo Mrcisen
icrpiert luerbcn.
Gotlerillc Mcl;er, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-22
Ter 2. 9. WGnnerd)ur

te!It alien Saneern NIT, bab nil
regelmGBise 8eiangprobe Sen !
Tonnerstag i'm Septcmber bcgilir:
Nae S1nger woIlen iib Oieien %
tllm nnmerfen.
Gotpuro Sorling, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-22
MMS Niles, Ohio
3ircia 2S.

3neig 2S.
sllen 0titalieoern bes ;3lucig 2S
sllr gcfdaigen Nahridt. oaB ndhite
Gcrlammlllng am Sonntag, Den 1
September, , llbr nafmittags, ab.
schalten miro. slae Miitglieoer iini
gebeten ampeieno 5l Iein.
g. 8iintber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-22
Ser;iiibcr Oanf

ISnllilie Sicncrth inlt DEM ;. 9.
iiir sic promptc l25uhll1na Ser 2es
bensucriicbcrllnq, Sen lPitglieoern
obcn gCnnnntcr &ercinc, 1Srclmoen
unN @ctomtcn. Iiir oic sur Geriii-
8llng GcItclltCn Nlttonlobilc, herrlihell
SlunCnIpcn0en. Enitor Selttlcb fiir
Die trn'trciten @ortC, llno Dem 8e=
iangrcrein rSnronin" iiir bie barge
brad)tcn @icocr oCn brr5lifiten Gunf.
gSicOer eine Ntnbnlng un unierc
SllnglnolIen bier in 9lnlcrifu, mns
ser Central Gerbano in cineu 20
be5iaQe fiir einc Sanilie bebclltct
Mnn fam es eben crit red)t id)dben.
lpenn 10 Elm SooeafaQ eintritt. Sas
Sprihtnort ingt: 9lltc nliiiien tier:
ben, rSlnge fonnen lterben. Sarlln
raiit Guh sllonlmen, ihlicBt elld
ocm Central &crbanb an, 5Dgert nld)t
nit 9lllsreoelr. ipcnn cln Seplltp beE
GCutral Serbonocs ooer cin Mtitgliei
Gllh anipridt iih llnieren &creini
9lngen on5iridlieben. Sanbelt ii
s3eit 5lun @oblc lnlcrer tSanilie al;
oud unicrea &erbnnoe9 uno eigencl
Golfatluns.
per 0eorg Sdllller, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-22
Hcitbsbanf=GelH Int
lcisbtcnt 1sMfaatto

Berlin. Ser 6olo- uno Sepiienbcs
Itnno ser 9iciGsGunf iii in ser am ).
9llt9uit bccnoetcn Eeriobc Inn 103,s
600 ouf 1852, 900 Meihsmorf ge.
iallcn. @lcih5citig ging ser Nptcn.
l,mloui INN 195, ,525,OOO auf t2,s
324.713,O0O Jlriid. Sic Gcdilng ser
Mcihsmorf lit nit 0.63 praftiidl ln-
perGnocrt gebliebcn.
- Wcrfluiiroig, oaH INNER sic
groBten SunlrlfGpir am ldnelIlten
nit sluafllnit lnb @elebrllng bel ser
Snno iinb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-22
Munatsperian, II, mlmna.

,Slpeis 81 b1lt ieine reaelmGbige
Nfonotsperionlnlllng um Somstae,
Sen Z. September, in ser anrpatbia
Sulle, abenos 8 lthr ab. Die Wit=
alicOcr nerocu crillbt piiuftlih 81 er-
lheinen.
Ser Sarunia 8emiid)te G6ur
luhrt ont 1. lmb =. September Sllr
Ginger &pnpcntiou nah Glepelouo
@clt. sluc MihtlGuser, lpelhe picl-
leicbt Sic slbldt bahen, oub biuSus
iohrcn, iclleu iif pegeu ser Heiie
bein ErGiioent oes Gbors, 8eora
Shuller, annleloen.
@cpra Sfuller, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-22

SW SuIye Itlll, HHu TIT MI SNUtI
llnb felt in Giutradt imnterfprt.
Sic Seftionen, sic bis jett ners
IGllnlt boben, ibre Selegaten id,rift,
lid onSltmeloen, iino eriudt oieics
noctsuboIca,, oo in ser aonpcnticns.
buae feline slnntelouugeu ongenolus
men pcroen. Gie Ntaiienhorbiit
lein lueroen nihlte @pd)e an sic
Scftionen obgcihift mcrhen. @rllno
ser &cr5ogerllng miro in ser Son,
ucutipu ougegcbeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-22
Mus 9ctroit, Mi6.
Craiteri,attrittt

SSnn illgenolidcn 9llter pon -
.Sa)reu murbe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-22
Nns. Qorain, Ohio
" '' " 80 ,.;
3mr Grtnnernns

an rnieren srlicbten 8atten rmo
Gater
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-12
SCRAP AUTHOR

Real instigator of the alright
scrap embargo was not the War,
Navy or State Department 1t was
a civilian Defense Commissioner
Leon Henderson.
Also, although the embargo COIN
cided with European and Far East
ern developments,its original mott
walton was not diplo tic but
economic.
On August 80, Henderson sent the
President a memorandum strongly
urging a complete embargo on ex-
ports of all grades of iron and steel
scrap. He advised this on two
grounds: ID to meet the rapidly
mounting demands of the defense
program; 90 to combat a sky
rocketing of prices.
Roosevelt agreed with Henderson
on his arguments, but held up action
in order not to offend Japan
Aware that the Axis was secretly
pressuring Tokyo to enter an ALI
ance. the President purposely al
lowed Japan to obtain several hun-
bred tons of scrap in the hope OF
warding off a Nazi-Jap tie-up. Not
until it became clear that this ap-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-12

been held In connection with them there have
been frequent whispers that an occasional prize
winner has taken advantage over others who kept
within the limits of true craftsmanship Such
whispers have even been heard in connection with
derbes held in the vicinity of Juneau. Never until
now have such whispers been proved or disproved.
The Seattle occurrence should have healthy effect
upon grand sport.
Those who perpetrated the fraud at Seattle suf-
fered severe remorse before their plot was I'M
covered One of the men said that he stood on
the platform at the derby final and received his
award he looked at the other winners and at the
Judges and thought 81 hoped they'd disquafy right
there" Even when this man got in his prize auto
mobile and drove away, he said, II didn't feel had
got away with it yet. I felt afraid and sick.
didn't like it when I out there fishing, when
thought about all those fishermen who out there
trying to win honestly My God, this is awful!
man ought to be shot for doing thing like this
There was no honor among thieves after this
Job was pulled off Zuanich had promised to pay
one of the men $500 for his part in the plot, but
when Zuanch did not come through, this man sold
his prize car and left town. youth who had been
promised SIS to row the womans boat in the derby
was paid off after the derby with 20 fvecent pieces
The Times has received high compliment for going
after cheaters tooth-and-toenail even though the
revelations reflected on the Times derby. Even the
Seattle t-Intelligencer and Seattle Star looked
approvingly.
Said the Star
THE true sportsman still rules supreme along
the Sound Bitter experiences such as these serve
only emphasize the fine, clean character of prize
salmon fishing it is practced by those who love
and respect it,"
We add Alaskas word of commentator for
those who prosecuted the fraud and Alaskas word
of scorn for those who would turn sporting event
into a no-hods- SHARED intrigue. Long may salmon
derbies and clean craftsmanship survive!
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-12
SEATTLE'S SALMON DERBY

Carrying the fifth column technique into the
realm of sport three men and came to
grief in Seattle last week. With his girl friend and
two men who worked on his seine boat, Anthony
zuanich of Everett set out to win automobiles in
the Seattle Times salmon derby. They They drove
away four of the six automobiles put up as prizes
in the fishing contest. Today they're all in jail
Cheating is reprehensibe anywhere it is doubly
so in an event in which craftsmanship is taken for
granted. The four derby entrants didn't appear to
think much about the rules of the game when they
laid their plans for walking off with several thou
sands of dollars worth of prizes posted by Seattle
merchants. The plans simple but effective
They bought four large salmon from Swinomish
Indians and kept them in a live-box until few
hours before the derby began. Then they took the
fish from the box, killed them, marked them in the
mouths with hooks and in the heads with gaff,
put them in a sack and planted them on the beach
short distance rom the boathouse where the derby
started. Then the four got into rowboats, passed
inspection by the judges and after the derby got
under waNn dawn darkness picked up the SAL
mon which were duly recorded prize winners.
As with all crimes there flaws in this one.
The salmon we're not Is fresh looking as they should
have been and aroused The suspicious of the judges
Then the owner OF a boathouse where the four had
kept their ive-bcx on the pretense that they were
going to exhibit the salmon IN restaurant window
IN Oklahoma recognized tie tour from their photo
graph derby winners and reported to the Seattle
Times a reporter assigned to the investigated
The Prosecutors Office was asked arrest the four
on grand larceny charges.
Fortunately the grand prize went to man who
caught his fish fairly. So did other automobile
and as minor prizes. No faint of suspicion attached
10 528 other contestants.
Says the Seattle Times:
-Four bad guesses out of 579-less than percent
bad-probaby is not bad in this day of Hitlers
and fifth columnists. The Times wishes the record
might have been perfect; The Times hopes this
house-cleanng after its first City Salmon Derby
will keep future records perfect The Times still
has faith in mankind to the point that the on-your-
honor system of fishing without observers in each
boat will be continued in future years.
Since unsung hero devised the first salmon
derby decade or more ago. many such events have
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-12
FRANK BARNES

In last months general election the people OF
Wrangell though they voted heavily Democratic in
all other contests gave Frank S. Barnes almost a
unanimous vote for Senator. This mark of respect
for the character and ability of their fellow towns
man is one echoed throughout Southeast Alaska and
the Territory.
Frank Barnes a real man. credit to Alaska.
He up the hard way and, though he achieved
outstanding business success he never lost the COM
mon touch or warm heart for his fellow men,
His death, coming with tragic suddenness when
a bear charged from beside Alaska trail is a
matter of real grief to all who knew him--they are
maryland to hundreds who knew him only by repu-
tation. We have lost a genuine Alaskan.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-12

an impressive numbers of letters
from persons who believe that the
tin problem can be solved by mining
tin ore in the United States. They
describe rich tin deposits in South
Carolina, South Dakota, California
and Alaska.
The answer is that the Govern
ment is very skeptical about such
resources. Bureau of Mines says
THE outlook for U. S. production
of tin is dismal. Even with price
of dollar pound (Which is twice
the present market price, we could
not expect more than $50 tons in
the first year, and 5000 tons in the
third year. Two-thirds of this would
come from Alaska"
This is trifling amount COM
pared with the U. S. requirement. OF
$4,000 tons a year.
Meantime, both the Bureau OF
Mines and the Geological Surveylare
examining all prospective tin 10
posts. New funds for expanding Ills
service have just been made avlil-
able by Congress. But they state that
thus, far we have not been abb to
locate any real source" TX !
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20 YEARS AGO f{Hn EMPIRE.
OCTOBER IL, 1920

r.
night carried the light and dolphin
just below Thane
being the Lighthouse Service
Ketchikan
Scouts listened splendid talk made
Education Alaska
inspection possible
Seidge left Jefferson for Seattle They
the East before returning
to we're children
Golding leave the Prn-
fol a
arrived the North
a Westward
Miss Josephine Scott
training in the United
States Government Hospital in
number local people expected to attend the Columbus
Day Knights of Columbus
Weather: Highest, A lowest 81 cloudy.
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The Chiselers
(Ketchikan Chronicle)


There are chiseers in all walks of life One
particular brand of chiseers We have always had
with us are those who rob the fish streanS-thoSe
who rob the fish The trap that operates on the
weekly closed period is no less an offender in this
respect than the seiner who goes in prohibited
TO catch his fish. Both are adept at finding self
Justification the regulation is a bad one there are
plenty of fish, simply the other fellow does it,
why shouldn't II"
The regulations, admittedly imperfect are made
for the benefit of all the people. Deliberate con-
tinued violation of the regulations is nothing less
than robbery-robbery of the great mass of people
IN whose interest attempts being made to con-
tinue these fish in perpetuity, robbery of the
fishermen themselves who might some day find they
can't have their cake and eat it too.
But of all the chiseers in this industry, the one
who dynamites the fish is about the meanest. Evil
dence of this found by parties making survey
of southern district streams last week Several pools
had been dynamited for the few cohoes they con-
tanned. In getting the cohoes this easy" way it
of little significance to the guilty fishermen that
thousands of unspawned pink salmon were killed.
But it is of significance to the people.
The escapement has been good but not so good
that the deliberate killing of thousands of fish
be afforded. The spawn from those fish might have
produced additional thousands Of fish,
If ever the fish runs to be fully protected
the chiselerS must be stopped