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EDITORIAL
GOMCUMiSM IN ITALY
\YC (jyo tr .if d to ?.a interesting,
o- t«4.» out roach of praot'ca
cr-a-muiiL-ii'. :'a Italy. 'Hie n°w»
,.f - Italian laborers taking
:'.utor:°s of the uirtal,
■ .1 a'.vailed the
: . h tc\, exp'Cfd would
aniit'd coaflii't and,
i;hs as a result. Hut
■. v.t. v'diu". TU* n>'2tt
:;as- j;i ru-.. development 'cum;
; . whoa couf°d>-ratjoa of
: .ail ■ a i or. l"t- sunfUdT
;• w».ild r<-fjrn to
. »;d vo:i litiou.- o*ur
' ■' r ;1" factor •» vtc.
'..'hat si i.' aas- of t'.iis c fcaug0
:.t i' i tli ■ i>arl of 1-abor.
lt;ut it that th« "mon
.. t!;i' economic r«volu
xucs' •I>.t-liis«at aad
: =. lil> or-".i::iz«d nion 'u the
V.'iiv IWl did th»v not
... ur-'tai ^rade- ia:u>tr>.
_• told th".v w*"ro com
to 'a dr.ap eu 'int'or*. t-t
,| , rt .! s -.;> rint^rd-iit sto
(! r< ot ll." fac tories
■ uwa-rs of th" '"artor
v.-:: r.t was coaling they ro
U; the factors all th«-'r
t.--..s«4o busitie's accoun's/t!:'
:: ,.:i th vefore had noo trad'' to
coul'I their prp
ua-t. !•" UKaas of d^trtbatias'their
cl.ivt eo money u purchase raw
•i'- rial a:;d i:o money to pa>' the'r
u. •vh"n t'i'.-y had labo^d.
0:io w ek, two weeks a month of
later T.i-.h to forthcoming taught
them mor- about ocam.ua1 sn'than,
they had learned la all th«Vr
f rUd cratoor? wa!ch they had
..card 'a th'ir a'iembl03.
I>< r'aaps Italy "was a poor'coum
try to make tho op«a break,
■R-ihout hav's.s the govemm«nt'b«
hi ad worker", but the l-s5on •,
wi;' not fail of string home ia
n;a. • s vh 'ro •workers do not 'ha
to seed out for aa much j-aw'mat
e_iaj a3 is customer?" and vfic
cssary ia Italj.
I'eopK' who looked with aaxious
Ei!na* upon the rrojr^s 0j Com
rjual'zn j->vo; izedi that Italy *a
probabl} th-? u>o-t f'-'rt'le fleiii for,
tiio spi-ad of this teaching and
Bolshevist* RUv«ii undoubtedly
I It i' to r- such. Had the peace
full assuuiptioa of the Metal trades
gTOTed a u.y';s4 cscptjoaal «our
Drum-Head Election of the Ancients and Honorables
Scene ili.r'.u tl.e an.uial drum-head election of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery of liostou, a society Unit
has been In existence since Colonial days.
aje would have been. add<\l to
the communis in other countri'1.
asd every oth°r country woujd
have Mt the effect. Its com
pl». , failure will give laborc'rs who
are Infected with tills bacillus,
pause untiil further l'glit of a more
helpful character is thrown upon,
the tubject.
Russia Is obv'ously; no cr!terion,
of success in this l'ne. We know
too ll'ttle of what Is going on
conditions a>-e too abnormal and
too little has been done to deduc
any conclusion for the guidance of
och°r nations Italy's try out i* of
iDter*5* ami Is forceful.
I
Indianapolis, Saturday—The N°w
! Coa»aiai d«r of th« G. A. R. 'is
1 Wjl. A K^tchum. He was eJ'^d
i.y lb® grand encami>iuL'nt now 'u'so
1.7. ,z. tnis tity. •
| Rome, Fr'dav —The disorders
which b-gan at Turin an- grow
|irg J.ud rifl- f'rins of a chara,ct®r*a
! ki.i to a bat'l® 'n tU^'outsWrt8
I of is city is go'n^ on. According
I to di-spateKs r«ch<ng Rome thr*e
; nior-' Uav® been killed among th'-m
Mario San'ini, I'p^'dent of the
Ycung M*ns National As£Ociaticn.
Alaskan Captain
Dies In Californie
t.ir.ta , Ro.a, cai. Friday— Ca;)'t
H. 3. Lie yd for 'many years ma fr
of on> of tiv vessels oa the So
attIK Alaska route 's d"'ad i" this
city?
Wire comitmnie: tinn N If revo
lutionized. .lust one r<'\i' n after
another!
' Now Is tlio Till it' fur I he retllliold
; collar to get l.atn into the public's
' good graces.
t If. as predicted. cellars » up in
i price why can nor we get out uiir old
sport shirts?
I London reports that wives cost more
i In Centra! Africa. Why I he geograph
' ical limitation?
|
| If you drink coffee substitutes, "there
I is a reason." t» say nothing of that ex
; tra 2 cents a cup.
Now there is n campaign on to get
men to wear soft shirts. Something
going on nil the time.
"Bolshevists." "rauiols." "commun
ists" and "socialists" present an inter
esting study in synonyms.
Fashion will accomplish a great
work If It sets seme of the members
of the I. W. W. Into overalls.
I If the Armenian mandate is offered
I to the United States it means that
none of the oth- r a'lies wants it.
i
I
If overalls become pstiflillshefl in
custom, some one iniiy Iihvp the cottr
nee to S'> n little further mul wear
wooden shoes.
If anyone had ever supposed tlint
self-deterudmition *vas coins to lie
carried to sui'li lengths—hut why cry
over spilt mill;.
The srrower sets $7.37 for the wool
in a suit of clothes that sells for ?i.».
it's a far j'.tn noy from the back of ti
sheep to the stoat's.
I'mptes'Numbly it Is the opinion of
tluit varnN'i mnnufneftir-r whoso hotne
was Imiii'ii- i tba' sonnbody would like
to see his tllli-h.
Additional evidenep of conspiracies
to profiteer in sugar are heinc uncov
ered. but sitsinr at a reasonable price
ls» not bcim: uncovered.
Calllaux ha< lic-n convicted of hav
ing phtciil his personal ambitions be
fore country. Many who did that In
tliis country cot elected.
Afier tin- world :'ocs back to work
It will not have so much time to wor
ry about i*s •>! t- ami soon will have
no debts to worry about.
For suiiie reason the govern.nent
fails to consider '.lie housewife'* : i
nlns as an essential Industry when it
comes to passing flic yinrai
Maybe the same • ■ o.iie who have
managed to do iv:.; • potatoe- vie
cessfully will be a' ' lo meet the pres
ent situation by !■ . bread at home.
The newest f:ld is I > have win^s a>
taclied to sl:oi ■». lYri.ups tlio doaiilirt
tloti oi tiie by site autoti ■uiles
has given a literal n caning to ttyiiu
feet.
PHILOSOPHICAL FIDO
f^AN-r A POOR FISH
IS A- REGULAR.
TH ATS GOT OUT O*- HIS
ELEMErNT »
UO FUN PfeHTIN' TER OP:
A&IN A FEU.rS pC\
THAT WONT
<rpr> "F^CyHT SOM& /3
vussel? . P
For a Traveler.
When a traveler retumeth home, let
him not leave ihe countries where he
hath traveled altogether behind him;
but maintain a correspondence by let
tors with tlio&e of Ills acquaintance
which are of most worth. And let his
travel appear ratlier in'his discourse
than in his apparel or gesture; and in
his discourse let him be rather advised
in his answers, than forward to tell
stories; and let It appear that he doth
not change his country manners for
those of foreign parts; but only prick
in some flowers of that he hath learned
abroad into the customs of his own
country.—Lord Uacon.
Dakar a City of Importance.
Dakar, which holds a strategic po
sition for South American communi
cation. Is a port of prime importance
for vessels which ply between Euro
pean ports and either South America
or southern Africa. The French have
Improved the harbor, with its naval
nud dry dock arsenal, torpedo basin
QPtl facilities for transferring the
cargo from boat to train. Dakar also
is important to Its own hinterland, for
it is the seat of administration for all
the French possessions in west Africa,
which Include, Inside Senegal, of
which Dakar Is the chief city, French
Guinea, the Ivory coast, Dahomey,
Fritii'li Sudan and Mauritania, it Is
a thriving city, with well laid out
streets, a large technical school, hos
pitals and workshops, and were It not
for the preponderance of swarthy na
tives, a person would have trouule
Imagining himself In Africa.
»i.
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condition in all climates and
seasons. Sealed tight—kept
right. The perfect gum in the
perfect package.
ORDINANCE 136
ah~amendment~1rO~ORDI.\*AXCE
104
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
MISDEMEANORS IN THE TOWN
OP SKAGWAY, ALASKA, AN]
FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
THE TOWN OP SKAGWAY, BY'
ITS COMMON COUNCIL, DOES
ORDAIN A3 FOLLOWS:—
Tevt that party 0f Section 43 o
Ordinance 104 reading
Provided lhat Buch. permit shall
not authorize the keeping of mora!
than fifty (50) pounds or more
than (10) gallons of any such!
fluia In any on® placo Vsth-'
in the town of Skagway"
! BE changed to read:—
Provlded that such pormit'shall
not authorlze the keeping of'moro j
'nan fifty (50) pounds or inr
than fifty (50) gallorb of any
t'uch fluid In any one p[;lco with
la the town of Skagway'
PROVIDED FURTHER:— that
wh^re more than ten (10) gal
lons o' any such fluid bo stor
ed within th° Town of Skagwaj
It bo placed in a bbuilding or
receptacle apart from other
busings and su bjoct to the!
approval of the Fir® Inspector ■
and Chief of the Fl^ Department.
PROVIDED FURTHER:— that eii.-h '
building bo pla'niy marked in!
ROMAN etter8 not bfcs than
six (6) Inches In height and o j
proportionate width.
This Amendment shall take ef
fect and be in ful1 fojce and ev
fect fposii and after the date
of its parage and approval. Pass
ed by the Common Council of the
Town of Sitagway, Alaska this 7 th
day of September 1920.
Attest
Walter McBrlen. ',
Town' ClOpk
E. J. Shaw.
Mayor of Skagway.
Skasway People Have Foundo Thl3
To De True.
Vie s'raln. of ovorwork tells ou
the weakened kiduoy.i. Tho hurry
and ivorry ot buslne"^ men, th°
iiiir.- lit'ting and stooping of work
men, t-lio women's household cares,
tcr.-j to wr, weak *n and injur-',
tlio kidr.eya until they can, no
longer filter tho poi^ou from , the
bis r>-> and tha who 1.0 tody suffers
fiom th° wasto matter that ac
cumulate*. v'eakencd kiiaeya need
quirk 0} sistfLee. Dona's Kldaey'Plll
are £Epecia!:y preared for weaken
ed kidneys; tired, worn-out baciJU
—have prov&u their meiit la thou
sa- .» of cas.3. Be'ow Is convinc
In; prcof of jiierit from U>is local
fry: I
1. aicGee, blacKLmitb, 115 Day
tnno A'-'o; Diyton, Wash; lays;
"Many years of hard work as a
MicVsmiih. weakened my kidneys
ar caused backache. I had teuch
*ev i» pains (u tli® Bma'l of my
bvi that when I was down. I
couli hardly get up. 1 had a
frequent dj^lre to padb tho kidno'
cecr'tlons anl they burned. also*
lia 1 Mevcre headache and dizzy
spells. Threo boxes of Doaa's'KKl
cey Pills, curui mo".
frlrp 60c. at all dealers. Don't
simply for a kidney remedy —
get Down's Kideny Pills — the
si r. that Mr. McGea had Fost
er- llllburn Co; Mfgrs. Buffalo. N. "i
WHERE AltE TIIEY
Gracce Clark, now Mrs E. A.
(jl'ry would liko to know tile Pre
sent addres3 of lier father Dent°r
Byron C'ark and brother George
and Abram.
Mrs. E. A. .
Thomas Wa^hln^o11.
White Fass & Yukon Houte
TIME TABLE NO. 45
Daily except Sunday
no. 1. N. Bound
ISt 01*88
9:20 *- m. Leaves
11:59 i. hl -f
1:?5 p. m. „
3:10 p. m. „
5:S0 ». m. Arrives
SKAGWAY
"WHITE PASS
BENNETT
CARCROSS
,VHITEHOE.SE
£rt Class
Ait'Vb ^'-4 5 p. m.
Leave® 3:15 p. m.
m 1:60 p. m.
11:40 a. m.
8:15 a, n>.
Passengers mu3t be at depot 'u time to hayt, jiaggage in
pected and cUecked. Insp^d'on '» "topped 30 m'nute3 before
leav'ng time of trains. —
150 pound3 of Baggage w'l be c'.^cked free w'lh each full
are ticket and 75 pound' syitn each half fare t'cket.