iTSM KUSKO TIMES
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“usf 23tS, If)23; at the postoffice at
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Pakotita. Alaska, tJetdBer 6, 1926.
PRES&-4K&USB& *>
As the politicians see it. the'farm*
problem is How to winthe lfali**s(tote.
—Virginian-Pilot
Judging by the higher fees, U*fe!
physicians are trying to heel them
selves theserday*.—-^he* and iLtather
Reporter. ■
zStfre, you eUmget ficlf without air
education as Ford and Edison did, if
you're a Ford orn An :« Edison*—Sa
Fi-iAidiscO Vhrbnicfr.
So live that you wouldn’t he
ashhmed to sell the farfiily partis to
the* town- gossip.—Troy Times.
If it is- bandits thd ’ cmaMnei are
rfter they eunld find 'thousands of
thehv right here in thd* United States!
—Ashton v Hood Syndic it*,
Gii fi* we are intodmea; "'are > hot
m a trying so earljtt "they used to.
Still, they ure-tnafeyhi'ir'itttirerrtfteih',
—Punch;.
We’ve KeasrcFofL dkncfhg, Swimming,
f i’resfrMftate 1ftve Arrived
Ghiekens Pork Mutton
^eal Beef Pork Sausage ‘
B^it^gwalSausage Pigs’ Feet Headcheese ;
*>tGSft.®!EE3:,. BOILED HAMS '
OYSTiatS (Tacoma and Eastern)
GEESE
ChestersBrink
Proprietor
running, eating, and sitting mara
thons, but as yet no one has suggest
ed anything like a working mara
thon.—Atchison Globe.
Unfortunately, a jury ignorant of
the case usually remains in that state
at the time of rendering the verdict.
! —San Francisco Chronicle.
i If Commander Byrd takes a lesson
from the Nobile expedition he’ll carry
his rescue party right along-with him
when he starts for the South Pole.—
New York Evening Post.
From the way some, of the women
are talking, it looks -as,-if too many
Democrats married Republican! wives. <
—Atlanta ConstitutitjA.,
-mm-, .t«
When a womsn^ckail'irtf-sCshdHfcmbUi i
1 three times, perha|M». h<iit.jJnt»*ifc»e''l«
just getting., '■ antre^-Losii* An. j
geles. Times. - •
Afte* earoful '.stul^d^f.t^Llheife dryd
"platform (uporn'v* Mah &' w*tMt :Rn'nthi
is expected to stahd( vv^kdvJso^im.
to wetirdtik rubbers;—Brooklyn .Eagle,.
rTi _
>•:-. -cirto»»'««rt^> v ,dp4**m-evo»tif>i i*«est -
cept why a flivver -makes., a shicfan
think it lives on the-Otheritide of the.
i street.—San FFranfciseo- Chronicle,-v
f.r:- Thera-«re—more -than.'S’OQjOdO. •use*
less words in the English language,,
and iust as many wrPttg,- wayaM of
'U'si ng. the- usef ul ■ones.-tf ’iriei nnati-Kn -
quiver.
t'i -
“The modern tendi n<<*,’'j • wev are;
told, “is to have- plays-with unhappy
ending*?. These* sometimes:'-'occur -
only-about a-week’s run.—Punch.
The German iectuter-.'wht* say*;, this
.country has petticoat-’— government
may know a lot about, government,
J>ut he’s about twenty-fiye^ years be
hind the times otherwise.—Leesburg
(Fla.) Commercial. -••
The need of the*-hour’ i.r sK governs
ment cleanup, butvwe Democrats can’t
decide whether it should be done-wet
or dTy.—Virginian-Pilot. •
'It should he ribtPd,a howeWerv that
even Wilbur Glen Voliva has never
come out with the announcement that
the world is s^uarer-s-ArkajisaTi'-Gai
xctte.
Mr. Fess’thihkb ith^' G. G. $\ de
serves credit because 3$0W,0W hAmo*
have bees built in this'ncountry under
Repahlirmir -pregiddatii. ■ Thatlfc fine,
[but now that the homes have been-'
built, how would it do to sWitbfa tb ifi
Democratic president-and give the
owners a chance to pay for them?—
Macon Telegraph., ii.
KJtfiliJ RANGE SETBY WAVES,'
EtPCAMitTKW FOR AMATEURS
MWKTrVOKICP-^Whferi^ broadcast !
sSatioi-jv^uta to irtcreaKe- its range, it
increases teVpowsfy ’rwtifeif; an Sona
teur short«nr*w operator wants to» in
crease the raagev&f his..stfaii«n, he
changes waW*f^gth"anffi does not in
crease power ttf ~g!b&r
Severalyearwcvago* when' short
waves were firstHteing investigated,
the amateur fouhdst6u*> that!' increases
or decreases of (tM#fcpo'*ef'i.of his
transmitter raeanafcitpr^ i^ttid, but
that the particulslnaoiw length used
meant very nuchMitjfl-ineter.eave,
for instance, waswfottrd r.t-g00d for
I ranges of 50 to 1,500 miles at. night*
! more or less regardless of .the. power
used, and a 40-meter wave for
tances of 1,500 to 5,000. miles-..
Consequently, if an East coas^am,
ateur using a low-power transmitter
on 8 Ometers for communicating with
stations in the mid-Wfcst wishes- to
communicate instead- with the Pacific
coast, pr Europe, or , Australia, he
does. noU put in a larger transmitter,
but merely changes to 40 meters, con
fident that his low pqwer- set. will be
just as. effective over--.the .long, dis
tance on.40 meters as^it wasi'at the
.short,distance of 40...
. For .extreme distances, at .night and
moderate long distance work in day--,
light, 20. meters is ufced,<
ktA DOG PfINC»ER 0«WfirEl5:UK®LBI'
Arthur ”Treatfiaefll/i:IWa1tten*»! pfo*.
"esque adventures- as ._ a.. .dog-dri\»te
began years-ago in nicircntnstaocas.
jwhere. skillful..work; rcmrthgiirail-. h*aft«
not a matter-‘of snorgi but-tf Jif ><.-.**
-tleathv-*
In 1806, Jtwd a etfiFache.fWe. rbe* HSg.;
gold rufih the KJbiidtWsd^MrS&Vnkieh i
-wettt into the<fituI&n>‘*sgton,'wortithg
-its a dog-team freight*?*®JfrfAr att&h
Chilkoo*oP«sf«tof*be‘.3tukon, to Circle
City, and to Dawspn,.«ml> latte, to all<
the boom to\Vns< *hait?thd.gold3&trik*
Vrought'intO!isuifdi^*xisteiu>e.--iif®ffiri}
ever he weht be'l»»lc With him a cool,;
human philosophy,T;which. *?hekh?hat*k'
transferredr.-lo trish'botfci, -‘A- ’Bog
Puncher on the IfukcrftS’; ’Alread.yi'iia
pld-£inVer.*whWti-th€£J|jreat rush vvas'j
"w»S -on.-ohe .«av&.' A-theiu cheobhakius—.
gri-eohowift.—talrryShg tin! . the1
thousand*, an* he bbsewed itltU the
frenfcy of the gold-seekarsv-the ^Ulrd-;
sfiips^stragjedies, and'Jfhumors Wf htbdj
time, "wiCh ^ shr, w*4fihr»iKrrrfi jnsight?;
that" hnakefc dvlightfufc.MteTUttag;*. The j
season is not likely itf proAicea more*
delightfulfor e'ntertaihmp’rp.rtltrme. .
Houghton-Mifflin C<Gr>pahy,-- pub*
lishevs;J2, Sln!lc.'«treBt?fJk>afrtltv <43JBh‘
“PEJGtLIZED TWRirr.": "
“Ain’t human nature grand ?'"’’1\
marks the NeW.Havan .CoSTert-ikur*.
nal, dnd proceedsCc: •
. “MarV Rlckfftrflv the' popular- screen •
actress, vetotnul swittf hdnrihushaiit*;
from gixdsRtfoiEturopicpthe", other day. f,
with twelve trudkaiipf wearing, au$»
parel t which ; hi herb haidid pioehaswd:
abroad. In making iftgfatafclawrtsrttn,
she submitted^. fVeceiptpd-Miilii&sfofc
goods purchased, >which 'sin/cbedtUnig.;
she had pidd $5,<JOO fur. th<iaVa_ :iTH&h
was not sufficient evidence fdte»cn«E
govemnebte agents, t: -Th^^cUakineM
reason from past experieaaa fousta**
p.ect the young 'woman -of attempt log;
to cheat-the country of ffs, seven Oba*
and to defy our precious protective.
tariff- ttw8,v. ;Sh« is a frequent globe
trotter -and has always lived a.
worthy and; respectable life. There is
McGrath!
PoolHtalL
---
Fresh Frmhiut,
Candies) o
Tobaccoa>s
Cigarettesar
SdftTStkM'
CigaretteCtiHders
Frank Lang, Prop
.no proof that she ever sought to vio
l-late any of the laws of the lanif.
■••Nevertheless the customs officials pro
| ceeded to value the-.contents of the
■ -trunks and decided that, while Mary
-had paid-only $6,000 for her raiment,
-they are in fact worth $7,000. vWflii*
out a murmur she settles. Could *ny:
thing:.be more -ahstird 1 MaEjry haa>
demonstrated that - she. is»£a-:sjnagti
young woman when-it rome.v&vmalM
ing purchases in countries- whera
many American travelers nra robbed
in the polite manner.jjf foreigm.shop-J
keepers who knaW-a soft thine whan
they see it. For .this.addmestie .virttfe
Mary is penalized ancLUncle Saiawen
riched. Ofice in a while, tow he sure,,
the law'ds ian.iasa^’"1'
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Comrrtfssioner’a Court at Mc
Grath, Mouftt McKinley Precinct,
, Fourth Division, Territory of
. Alaska, before W. T. Vanderpool,
U. S, Commissioner , and .ex-officio '
Probate Judge.
i- In the matter of the estate of Helen
McGinty,: deceased.
Notice ir hereby , triven that the :,uh- -
Mersigned htui been duly appointed ad
Jministratortuf the .estate of.Helen Me- ’
,Gintyi deceased..
p All- persons baaing .claims . ;i|r**hst
'said .estate are requiredito present
•Sama, duly - verified A witfcivprpper f
vouchers .attaohad^o the* undersigned,
at Takfctna^. Aladkk. wttiiWr. sist- (6)
months from the date of thfenotlc*.
Dated, Takotna#i.Alasfca, August aJEjA
1928. A^X. GRANT,
Atfantaist ratotv .
First-publication,' Aug. 25, 1928.
Last publication,;ftcpfc 22,. 4928* >
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TaJflotciaPooL Hall
FreebiFruits&>
Tobaccoet*
Alfcjeer
Gandies, Soft Drinte
Gigars Giga*ets>
Oranges;
Charlite OHalloran
Prop.
Max Simel : EX'
STATJOJf r TAtCVIEW, ISTMOKrO fM' ER. «
Briers’, Prospectors’ and:
Trappers’ Supplies
EHIGHHNG
General Transportation
HowvAbout Wood. Hauling? i
Joe Ferriss - - Takotna