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EDITORIAL :l
4.
BRSE BALL BRIBERY
v .» of the National gam*!
t-! l> .a t who i» not a lov:
it ( ;th° tilli ii" j>ain*d
h;ar of the act;oa of the Whit
\ players Sa la't v«ars World s«r
i ; Th"r© has b1,;a a growing »u I
;i l v. I-'. .t,-s that s»:u° ofthe|
S i j v.-o tot lioa"st!r play '
J. a::^ zr.f will only coaf'rai ttuit (
p. a::i trhat l* vrors.-mai® j
s.:$;i iou-® of the fut'
'..r*'s- r'ss cf thtf Fatu''.
r.voae joi:.s it; »h* lrartte*t.
a '.ion talra by Cha
> ec r. t an '. Pr«*s'ilent
of-' the Whito Sox C'lub sine®,
it- orjc^.izution. This action on
Iti* sart 'Rill dulu-Jr 'o put'th
( J'a s, Ur« than anything
whvh couli itrJ <loae. It i1* to
b hop- J ih.it th° s.^archligbtl thus.
;hr.-".n on ':••• tr'a'action wi'l
I ^ •• -a th* suspicion •
Mr. Editor:— I
I notice fca ti° rsue of S->Pt.'25,
o' the ^la^ka Daily E:npir« what
'h- editor evidently,thicks an un
ausutralil01 attack on Hon. John,
R : :ard candidate lor attorney Ge
crall for tlitt Territory an,l prcced
a^ i rdig to Lis own opiaion to ut
tori," ft^ihilatt Mr. Ku'tgard by
pickles out a few parts of his, J
sp-v.h at ;\'r"ir.sr', St!i>jvt. Spirit o I
;'!e times. i
Th® mal:: objection to Jlr.'Rust I
ga:d frcm the Empires standard'
s '-.u3 to b?, that Mr. Rusisard'is j
a *> ..kit0. The editor Is ht-vd'pres !
•d to fial objection to Rustgard!
ul. L-' makes that hi-1 great cargc.
as Judae W'ick'-'r'ham is not an'
off!cc 6ee];cr »t this tim° and
may neve- be agxiia ana iPh®
sho-'d cv«r come up for an"of
*ice is. the sift of the people h«
"would poM a vote so 'arg® as to
netoaPh even t^e Empir«, but why
.fight on® mar. because of your on
miity toward another man.
I fiud in the editorial thi» re
qu-st. * 'ni
• Th- Entire as!is its Republican
'eiders to coiupar* th^se com
l usi-^ic at'..t its on the fundamental,
of the ^u'-ricaa Government vith
the Republican platform
V.'c have ;hou?ht for a long
tiar- that thcr* v.- re m"a in Jun"a
v.ho i- 1 tli": j'lv.s R-;>itb!l.an* bu
we O'd not enow thai th \v w«"r*the
Empi^s leader* unti' th« -Uitor in'
"ditorfall calls them such. Bat, they
I cna hard1}' la honor fa9 classed as
I Republicans for th®y do afiliat0
with th« Democratic party wd tJ3v
to down th® nomin«es of the- party,
thoy piro'e^s to belong to. Tha
I people of Alaska ar° finding this out
and they ar° b'ii^s ciasseQ as b»
| tray^rs rather than as loyal workers
1U the part}'. A subscriber.
Haines Notes
(Special Correspondence)
Haiaes, Sept 28—Tim Vog*l and
family left on the Jefferson .Mr. Vo
6*1 left for Juu»au. whL're he ha-s
bua'ness ia connection "with the,
suit fil«d against1 tha Hain's Pack
ing Company by James King /for
personal Injury. Mrs. Vosel an,d th<
two children of h«r brotntr will
continue on their way to the Stat
Bs where they will spend th< winter.
Mr. Joseph Hill who lias'^e'Ti".
in^erest^d Jn t Fox farm to th®
westward i» starting a fox farm
on Suli'vans Island and as a Starter
has twenty pair of Foxe3 which'h0
wil: place on the island in the
near future. Frauic sa.ucler'aaid T.
I). Page ar<> down, on the Inland
putring up buildings and getting,
reacy while jir Hill has gone up
'o h'3 former fox farm for Foxes
to plac° on th° Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vogel came J
down from Porcupine yesterday on
their way to Seattle for tho winter.'
-Mr= Vogel has spent the summer in
th« Porcupiuo country, and your. I
corr*spondant is informed that.
Messrs. T. Vogel and Loverldge have
taken over the machinery at Glazi
er Cr°ek and will usa it in mi'n 1
ins the Porcupine miin«s next sum
mer they* wi'l carry on mining in an
©xteiSrfvd scale next year.
T>e Rainy Hollow people have
m-elvcd aa a'r compressor which
they aro usins on th° rqad a'
Present, but intend unns it 'a mi a
iogn'th8 copper clalm.il at Rainy Hoi
low next year.
McQuinn and Oslund's large mot
or truck brqka down, the otiier,
day o&cd it w'll b0 eom° time b1'
fore the break can be mended' which
ii QU'te a loss to them, if; th'T
w°re very busy with it having a
bour all the work thW could hand
le
Rev. C. Denton, expects to leave |
on it° Est£"b"lh ton'ght Tor Ju
neau where he goes to fill the pul
ii't of the Presbyterian, minister
th''re. who is taking a three mont !
vacation 'n the states. Till' is!
rather bad for his work licre a-'
he hfs built up quite tn ^tt'iid
aace at his servjc«s bere which1
will undoubtedly diminish during
hi:| aljwffl.ee. * ■ ' 2 a
Even a f'trei ! Is not above «ns
plclon no.vadavs.
Ohio is tt;e mother of president. ,
hut she cannot l.ave twins.
If neither one of the platforms stij. j
you might ask the «. :ij:» beard.
There seems to he pending fin- .
otlier world flproar in a crasli in l
China.
Home trews sail u close race with j
home gardens in the disappointment .
handicap.
Sir Thomas cannot say that he has
not had a run for his money this sea
son. anyway. .
A destroyer is not a destroyer, ac
cording to a news dispatch, when it
strikes a mine.
It n'Ight discourage Tho growing i
business of homi<-:i'al lunacy to hang |
a few of the lunatics.
When von meet nn editor these days,
the first th'ng yon ask him is what ]
ottice he is running for.
If Sir Thomas Upton hnt] lifted the
cup the first time lie tried what a lot
of fun he might hr.ve missed I
The barber asks you whether you l
will have a shave or a haircut because
he knows you cannot afford both.
Women's shoes are to be higher and
prettier next fall. At present the eye
rarely wanders as low as footgear.
As a fashion center why should
Chicago be the "Paris of America?"
It Is already the Chicago of America.
The wholesale price of sugar has
dropped, but the consumer can expect
to profit only in the sweet bye and
bye.
A vegetarian will eat of nothing
that comes to his mouth through suf
fering. A man who pays a meat bill
will.
M iddling thmush a winter without
Cvul would be suuje uiuauie.
On Rescue Trip to the Kara Sea
Tin- i . I i ire breaker SvlaHwr, most powerful lee breaker In the
. udd. leu :ii.- !'■ :land on n perilous Jonnu y to tlie Arctic 10 rescue starving
liusnlnn in' :i. women nml ehililreu who are entrapped in the Kara sea.
Sviatogor. !s ;--'P'."'d with all modern hospital rqiilpuii-nt.
BIT? Cr INFORMATION
Pmu'ii'- si very Important part
in the ei!'ic:itinn of boys ntul girls In
Japan.
Black, -retbrown anil white nin
lier, ns we'l as the yellow variety. 1b
sometimes found.
More oases of Illness nnd (lonths nre
caused I'.v mnlarin than by any other
disease In India.
Mrs. I.loyd Georce, wife of the,
British premier. I* thoroughly Welsh
In her tastes, both In music and lit-1
era tare. I
The halibut is ljic largest of the
llulflsh fiun'ly.
Stereotyping \wis invented in 1725,
plaster otitis being used in the orig
inal process.
Gollnth wore iirmor of bronze. This
Is the first reference In history to
the use of iirumr.
The making of nails by band hn»
been an established industry in Bir
mingham, Ktiglund. for 300 years.
The library ..f one of the kings of
India was so vast that a thousand
dromedaries were required to move It.
The Diplomat
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FOR GOOD MEASURE
"1 rupposc Iier father gave the
bride away."
"Not exactly. He gave a million
away and threw her in."
THE REASON
Man Phil os.
opher — Yv'liat
makes woman
e o Incompre
hensible is that
che acts on im
pulse and w:th- ;
out motive. 1
Girl Observer
—Xot so much.
Most of the
queer things a
woman does are
done to reduce
the weight and
Improve U19
complexion. "
GRASP1XG THE IDEA.
Driving Instructor—Tou will find
that a horse will act much better if
you keep a tight rein on him.
Mrs. Hunt—Something similar t*
a man, I take It.
Field Marshal Foch must tV'ol disap
pointed. every time the Gertnans agree
to the demands of the allies.
Offered in th 2 stock
of gocds of the es=
ta I e of To ny Do rte ri»
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