*E K.lISK.0 TIMES
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Entered as secona-class matter Au
'yiit 20th; 192J, at the postoffice at
fokotna. Alaska, under the Art of
►larch J.'tTth
I’akotna. Alaska, November 3. 1928.
.-BBSS SQUIBS.
Speaking of animal co-operation,
hire are the stork and the wolf.—
CcAincil Bluffs Nonpareil
The words aren’t synonymous. “Bo
ldina” is pork; “boloney” i.s bull.—
’triton Repository. .
Russia isn’t the only state that
makes marriages too easy. There’s
h* state of intoxication..— Washing
ot Despatch-.
If these extreme -elect-icm claims
•oetinae, some one is going to bo put
Polly .manias .'lab.—Norfolk Vir
gijjian-Pilp'..
If Charlie Curtin persuades the
farmers to begin studying tariff
schedules, then they will need relief.
—San Diego- Union.
Preparedness, encourages peace ?
Will, which fights less, dogs or rab*
bitts ?-—Sh’-evrp jfri Journal.
People want this and that- kept out
of* politics. So far the only thing
ke|>t out o' polities- is about 47 per
WHILE IN
FAIRBANKS
Far Roal Rome-Grown
CHICKEN DINNERS
Tirjr The
Roadhouse
lion* In.'Adniitr for -Special
PArueo
' A Short Drive Thftu(k De
Mr« and Mrs. Geo.
Mntchler
Proprietors
cent >.h<» nation’s votes.—Toledo
Blade.
\Vhat Mexico needs t’or president is
an iron man—with a bullet-proof
vest. -Norfolk Virginian-Pilot.
The candidate who gets the rural
vote is the one who promises to
make city people behave.—-Burlington
Hawkoye.
\Yhut the Powers want in China is
a government strong enough to keep
the people from retaliating when
they are robbed.—Dubuque American
Tributie.
Perhaps the big fellows just think
times are better after.an election be
cause they raise prices to get back
their campaign contributions.—Pub
lishers Syndicate.
And the nations will beat their
swords into plowshares when, like
: Tammany, they get all they want.—
! Davenport Times.
All that remains to be decided is
i the relative numerical strength of
| Smith Republicans and Hoover Demo
j erats.—New Bedford Times.
The gTeat problem is distribution..
Think of legs like that being wasted!
on a kangaroo, far from street cross- j
! ings.—Hagerstown Herald.
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Who said end fighting? A new U
j S. cruiser is to be.named “Chicago.";
—Council Bluffs Nonpareil.
Another thing we like about hard
boiled scientific knowledge is that you
never see it bound in limp leather.—'
■ Boston Post.
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I Now that war is outlawed, nations i
need armament only to show what1
.j they could do if they hadn’t reformed. I
| —Windsor Border Cities Star.
The real question is not whether;
the Kellogg treaty will end wars, but
whether it' will^keep them from be
ginning.—Norfolk Virginian-Pilot. ,
Maybe corruption isn’t an issue be-;
cause the pot is afraid the kettle'
might, have noticed something, also.— j
Syracuse Post-Standar.d.
“U. S. Kenounees W’ar."-^-Headline.:
Yes, and it seems to us that a fewi
years balk she renounced liquor.-r-;
Mesa (Aria.) Journal-Tribune.
At least one corn-belt farmer takes!
At Smith seriously as a farm-reliever, j
He has written to the candidate ask-!
ing him to buy Mb Nebraska farm for
$32,000.—Beloit (Wis.) News.
The Osage maiden who spent $38
in one month for scalp treatment had
a great-granddaddy who gave them to
the wMte visitors for notMng.—
Natchez Democrat. ,
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Those who doubt that evolution is
making perfect human beings ought
to sit down and read the political ad
vert iscmentiw—San Diego Union..
A new airplane tested in Berlin is
said to make vertical ascents and de
scents, and also to remain, suspended
in mid-air. Ultimately there will be
evolved a perfect pedestrian able to
do this too..—Punch.
Plutarco Elias Calles announces
that he will never again be president
j or Flit, Alaska.
) Candidate JFor. Representative.
Alaska Legislature
Vote for him and have this section of Alaska
represented in Juneau.
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of Mexico. Down in Mexico, as a rul,e
these announcements are made by the
coroner. Arkansas Gazette.
Immediately after Ahmed Zogu was
crowned king of Albania, his subjects
decided that they wanted a change of
rulers. So they are urging him to.
get married.—Mesa Journal-Tribune.
We suppose the reason the moral |
forces keep calling out attention to!
the fact that they are the moral
forces is because they’re afraid we
might not notice it otherwise, the way
they often act.—■'Ohio State Journal, j
Writer says sweetness and inno
cence are no longer considered beau
tiful, and that modern girls strive for 5
a sophisticated' and satanic charm j
Hell’s belles, as it were.—Arkansas. |
Gazette. !
“Coolidge Hears Truth About Farm
Situation.”—Headline. He has our
sympathy. We wouldn't listen to that
kind of language for any measly $75,
000 a year.— Mesa Journal-Tribune.
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Cop—Hey, where are you going?
Don’t yon know this is a one-way
street ? |
Abie (in new car)—Veil, I’m goin’ |
von way, ain't I ? ;
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
All persons having claims against ■
the estate of Edgar Ryder, de-,
ceased, are hereby required to pre
sent the same, under oath, to the un- •
dersigned, administrator of the said
estate, at lib residence, at Flat, j ■
Alaska, or at the office of the Probate
Judge at Flat, Alaska, on or before
May 31, 192!).
Dated, Flat, Alaska, October 15,!
1928. i
HARRY DONNELLEY.
Administrator of the estate of
Edgar Ryder, deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
All persons having claims against
the estate of Dan. Hartnett, deceased,
are hereby required to present the g
same, under oath, to the undersigned,
administrator of the said estate, at
his residence at Flat, Alaska, or at g
the office of the Probate Judge at
Flat, Alaska, on or before May 31,
1929.
Dated, Flat, Alaska* October 15,
1928.
HARRY DONNELLEY,
Administrator of the estate of
Dan. Hartnett, deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
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All persons having claims against
the estate of Stewart McConnell, de
ceased, are hereby required to pre
sent the same, under oath, to the un
dersigned, administrator of the said
estate, at his residence at Flat,
Alaska, or at the office of the Probate
Judge at Flat, Alaska, on or before .
May 31, 1929. *
Dated, Flat, Alaska, October 15,T
1928. , g
HARRY DONNELLEY,
Administrator of the estate oi- i
Dan Hartnett, deceased. i
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