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1920, according to the postal requirements.
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SERVICE MEN'S DEMANDS
There ought Ui be no hard feeling about the military bonus. on one
il or tho other. It Is hoped that the si rvUe men themselves ran see the
matter as ilia responsible government official*. the business men and the
m-ral public see It.
Tho army men have a legitimate grievat:<e still in the failure of the
• : .ent to do its full share in providing for the disabled service men
lat is something that must be attended to In that, the public is with
the army. The veterans have maintained that that is what they are pr;
t- trily concerned with. They can accomplish it all ti e more surely now
• withdrawing or postponing their d>v: ..ad for .. n:on«> bonus, and do:n
it with the explicit understanding that ample provision of every k;nd is t>i
1 ■ n: le for all the sick or wounded who need it.
1!te army men also have a legitimate grievance la the dilly-dallying
. ess with regard to unquestionably legitIma'e measures for their
■ a welfare POd the country's. Several exo llent plans have been put for
■ ■>rd. by both tlie former and the present administration, to readjust the
••lib.- bodied service men to civil life in advantageous «a\>
TI foremost plan of the sort wns one i . intetnplating a great redemp
■ iou of waste lands, public and private, by the labor and brains of uar
v- t.-rans, aid< d by public funds. This would have been not a gift, but an
vestment of public funds, and probably a profitable one. Something of
k;t:d, in a nioditi d way. is iotitpt!ip..itod ai one of the provisions
o li.e "udjisted compensation" bill now pending in Congress Some of
t!.e . t!. provisions of that measure are admitted sound. The only on
* "U. '••«> veterans may be properly insist that, if they renounce their
: to a money payment, the government shall give them usMirauce of
otiinally sound — Berkeley Ilaiij Gazette.
puorosi i> twation <>i i»«»i r.ri i i mi kit
• ■ ! *p.itr' -i say ih«* Government is si r:ousl> co:i^jlerine a return to
rate It is estimated that it would increase the I itiv
b ST" .oimi.ih 'i Would tlii- ftict -e be worth the pri.
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may iti'l inoo! with
rnatu.ruil iiKirri.iirrs art? the ord'T t»f Uw >1 >. |im> officially Miss
■ ;.» mmi !.(»w suit deitin's to walk up to t:.*• altar >\ith d»-*T»»pit old
IUfit i>( ar. •■\jfipli' of tni«-i>«ipUnm» nt vnn nftt'ml In th<> Katli
rnvt-rsarv of tho birth of the leucut* of atloil
• it 1 !-• r<Jttiji tio':fios those of th«> Imn iiirrats who wot i p!,n
n. i'attf., Aug. I —
•j Hindoos, and tliri'C liun
.! Cliint'si' are held hero for de
portation Throe t'hinese irmed
with knives (-.-tight four it .:tii2ra
tii>n s» 'fl- A nutut>er of men « re
hadi> Injiiri-d
The Mystery of
Hartley House
By
< l it I «il5l> s. K.W Mt>M>
It was c»'i»ven n eirvH «nen l worn]
to my rvonv 1 was tjtad of tny r»»
lease. aliiioiii.1i It had bivn » phasam
evening. l or a dead or :i iJ> "" nian
for a living and live man. f«t ihm
manners and creat rhnrm. lie rim
o dignity and worth to life :iy h:> j
very manner of ' It. In c ~'n:
.
—which, I Mispoot. Is the h'diest nc^
coW|iUsliniont of the r. al •.'einleman.
After I hail gone to my room. 1
'
mlchc find rc<t l;i u wa!k. I exjurteil
to he Joined 1\ r.iy frlen N tlie
and Airedales as soon ns I was out
side. hut not a ilin: i ■! ■»
was enotish lo he t{olI. ol, t.iit pot
MOttCli. at the time. : p he . ■ t> » ;
ner* s
;
very re; s n -t »>!
Asii:0
how mu> li ii'
Full in the Eyes.
'
To iMItK' to nil llti • :>!hIW C ■ : th* ,
nt'i'd. it «as not :v room h "„•»
lry:titf to ontor. 5>nt Jcrt H
ll.'it lt.nl not oniy shown t-1 ' ' is
Illustrated by IK WIN MYERS
Copyright by George H. Imuran Co
before; hiii! not bwn released from
their fcimtiels. They wore found rest
less from nn une\j»ected nlcht of con
finement. Tliey had not been ont be
en II <e the stableman who had cliarr#
of tbem had spent the afternoon and
night In the villus? of Hartley, drunk.
It was an extraordinary snd not nn
or ! nary proceeding for ibis stable
n:m. who had been a dependable char
acter. It did not require much sus
picion to conjecture that hp bail been
■
free ihe grounds of the docs for the
t'.se the >pnnNh sailor tnsde when
he climbed up to my room.
The M.-'hlemnn. proved delinquent,
mis so apparently contrite and lnno
•ent th: t It would have been an Injns
;.-e to ptinNh or d.sehiir^o titsn. lie
1 stone to the village in the early
■iftcniooti on an assigned mission for
the house. He had used the «p|>oP
> to drink a few Slash's of beer,
or wh'-h proceed rig no one would
• !.' 1 n in Hartley house. It seet.m
t' I e drank two or three clashes
lore © in he Intended to snd. even
per be nt In a fashion Intoxicating,
nraVe to the approach of * strniicor
who sii.v. e !.*d In Interesitne him In
■
■
' >.-nSo of re«: mslbiirry. \>' h was
• s: 1 t-nx-ee-'. from beer
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ies to t! i house. In 'tiwqijonce
d ti it p> t horie that tr.. • and
dogs were not loose.
N uliy one drew a d reet line
•
ance of the Spaniard at my window
t<
' of cov/. '-rite the st«n
ift. r the -trn.'ice appear
< vr'ained
; .'.est: !«n! that It
t i.:ivo ftiioisl : - nenSh
• MmtiQcation pos
; l)i* moiii. nt I saw the fellow
••
i. H» <•••■! ■' tl* '1 *j»i1 •r>«ocniv
Hp came nv:|\ to
I a«koil.
" t« Bprtineiw* for
- an ! jMillcd nt the
"
- y myself. My
- My praetlre lie* ,
l«*onitnueil on Tu<-s<l.i} )
SulisTtl* for ttie Daily Alaskan
Announcement"
In view of the fact (hit there !«»•• Ixvn n<»
photographer in Ska^uax for *wv«,rnl vra»^. .thr
management of The l*o*t SindK !lmn<-v. ha- «!»•
elded to send an operator to Skacun) for the pur
pose of taking port rail v
Appointment* for lilting*. may !w made wWi
Mr. Ow*r Selmer. .The operator toll arrive, in
Skajrway on or about September jvt. or ?»* w»*»n a
snfflclent appointment.* have been made to jn«t|fv
him cotnine. Appointments mu-t N- made in ad*
va nee.
Arrangement ma> t»r made for home MHrnir* a*
well a* at the sftldto.
The Tost Studio
Haines
Home Made Candy Shop
Carrros* > T
GLADYS SIMMONS, Proprirfrf**
Latitude 71 nrftwi A'titwjr. ? i &1' F
TAKE A SOUVENIR BOX HOME
..Rochester Hotel..
A. Rvstogi. Pi rp
All Modern Conveniences
Corner King Street and Second Ave., D \*«VSQN. Y.T
Seven Fassenger McLaughlin Buid, Car 5et»ire
Attention
Tourists...
WHKV IN \\ Hill H'HM
-CITY CAFE -
GOOD EA TS
I I M ill's, SHORT ORPI RS. \\l> 1111 >11 \1 - St | n
(icorge Vashida. Proprietor
A1 .SO M \N \«.l 15 <>| 1 111
caribou Hotel Dining Woom
CAWROSS. A. T.
White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 47
r>mb PV. rpt Sur.d'iT
No 1, Ilouml
!»t Class.
9.10 a m. Leaves
11:55 a. m.
1 SO p. m.
3:05 p m.
5:25 p.m. Arrives
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W H1TK r\s
ItKWKTT
(
\\ HITKHOl'.M
>n. 2. s ll.tlir 1
t«t clue*
9 20 a tii.
Passengers must t>» a; ti e depii fn niRRnte in
spected, and checked Inspect inn is stopped t' ■ mmn>s !>•
leavine time of trains.
150 pounds of Bagfrape will be « orkcil fri-e ^
ticket, and ?5 pounds with each half fare iirke:
JUST A REMINDER WElH'l 1:>TCI.\» '»T1N< •
THE
CLANCY
KIDS
He Likes Water
*Vith His Food
By PERCY L. CROSBY]
C ty «h« >K-<*lur» N*w»p«p»r Syndtcafj