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INSPIRATION DOES IT
Nearly all the great pictures that were painted or
the songs that were written came in the glow and love
of artistic creation. We venture that bet and won’t
pass up any takers and we will go further and say that
no man who represents a country just for the salary
that’s in the job is worth his hire.
We refer directly to Alaska and its so-called rep
resentation in Congress. Our present mouthpiece in j
the national halls think so little of the fat salary he
draws down that he tries night and day to do some
thing for and because of his love for Alaska. He simply
exudes love for Alaska around the office of the treasurer
where he gets his check.
Did you ever hear of him do anything except
drawing his salary? Is he any sort of an artist who be
lieves in Alaska’s beautv and future possibilities and
stand up to tell the world? We will tell the world he is
not. Most of his waking hours are spent on proposals to
make him friends and get him more votes and some more
government salarv. If he was actually forced into the
open on beneficial matters concerning Alaska as a w7hole
we fear our so-called delegate would be sadlv lacking.
What we dream about, yearn, thirst and yen for is
a man whose heart is divorced from his pocketbook.
Alaska should have intelligent cooperation from Con
gress because it is a land of infinite possiblitiv. If thev
could he lead to realize Alaska is not a plunder-pool with
swivel-cham experts, bureaucrats and carpet-baggers
fishing to hook an appropriation we might see davlight.
It takes a man to tell them, and that man should love
Alaska more and his salarv less.
The skeptic and the cynic might say “Try and
get him,” hnt there have been some mighty good men in
American history.
The good old Third division puts up 00 percent of
the entire revenue in the Territory but the First and:
the Fourth nets the cream with the Third holding the
sack. Mull that over abit.
There appeared to be no truth in the report, current
today, that federal officers were meeting the S. S. Alas
ka for the purpose of looking over a bunch of undesira- i
hies. But a number of alleged politicians did arrive.
Membership in a chamber of commerce reminds
one of a certain large secret order in one respect at:
least; one should seek membership in it and not have to
be asked.
A tree grows by nourishment furnished its roots.
Seward wall grow7 as w7e go to the root of each problem
of development.
Senator Applejack declares that farm relief will \
adjust itself when the half of the country at the gardens
on the roofs realize how much more the other half enjey
themselves at the garden in the back yard.
One hundred members of the Royal Orders of
Hungary Hoboes of America broke up in a fight last
night when i$ could not be decided w7hose place was
at the head of the table. I
When one of the states isn’t getting its share of
publicity it starts to impeach its governor.
It is said that A. Frame, alleged politician, is en
route to Anchorage to try and collect $50,000 from the
Anchorage Times in which columns he was quoted as be
ing the official hand-shaker for the delegate gang. He i
will have a sweet time getting a dime. He is the Alaska i
senator elected from California and to say his arrival;
here elicited great surprise from his one-time consti
tuents is putting it quite mildly, very much so, brother!
COMMUNITY SPIOIT
BEING AROUSED TO
OR! LONG TUNNEL I
I
SPOKANE, Wn„ May 10, (JP)—An
immtinn has come from Nespelem
for vhn public to attend a communi
ty ii. s ection of mining property,
aJiae.-'t to the town.
The purpose is to interest the
"ninmunity in the driving of a tun
nel that will cut five ledges, includ
ing the major ledge, at a depth of
1.200 feet, according to M. S. Par
inenter. It is assumed by mining
men here that the portal of the
proposed tunnel would be on the
Columbia* river side and that the
five lecjges are on different proper
ties.
GARDNER BEATTS PRINCE
LONDON, May 10, (/P)— The
Prince of Wales in his first match
as captain of the Royal West Nor
folk Golf club lost to Bob Lake, 70
year-old gardner. Lake won out ,
on the last green.
VIENNA, May 10, (IF)—A sports
stadium costing $10,000,000 and
eclipsing in size Europe’s largest
Olympic amphitheater in Athhens,
is being built in the Prater, play
ground for children in the capital
Provisions are mode for an auto
drome, a mammoth swiming pool,
tennis courts and grounds for
track and field sport.
PROPOSE NATIONAL CALL
PARIS, May 10, (IP)—Indentifica
toin signals are still the thoriest
problem in Europe. The latest
proposal is for a national radio
signal to reproduce the cry of the
emblematic animal of each country.
BOOM RUSSIAN SCIENCE
MOSCOW, May 10, (A5)—The'
Russian Academy of Science plans
more than 60 scientific expeditions !
this year, all in the territory of
the soviet union.
CLEANLINESS ana the best of
meats our motto. Fry-Bruhn’s.
Bye and Bye Sweetheart
A NV time you can get a chance to
x * dance to Rudy Vallce s Con
necticut Yankees, you don’t wane to
miss it. They’re the latest wrinkle in
\ ictor dance orchestras, and the last
word in Broadway night club enter
tainers. Here’s their latest record . . .
a lovely soothing waltz and a snappy
rhythmic fox trot. Rudy himself sings
the vocal refrains in both. Hear this
new Yallee record . . . and then don’t
miss the Ziegfeld star Helen Morgan,
of “Show Boat” fame . . . Maurice
Chevalier, who has all Europe charmed
by his voice . . . Nat Shilkret and The
Troubadours. Come in and hear these.
. . . All of them!
Eve and Bye Sweetheart—Waltz
' Huh Vocal Refrain
My Time is Your Time—Fox Trot
If ith Vocal Refrain
Rudy Yallee and His
Connecticut Yankees i
No. 21924, 10-inch
Pagan Love Song—Waltz
(from Me t ro-Gol d w y n- M a yer
picture, “The Pagan”)
If ith Vocal Refrain
The Troubadours
The One Girl—Fox T rot
With Vocal Rtf rain
Nat Shilkret and the
Victor Orchestra
No. 21931, 10-inch
Wait ’Til You See “Ma ChSrie”
(from Paramount picture,
11 Innocents of Paris”)
Louise (from Paramount picture,
“Innocents of Paris**)
Maurice Chevalier
No. 21918, 10-inch
Mean to Me
Who Cares What You Have Been?
(from Ziegfeld’s “Midnight Frolic”)
Helen Morgan
?*930, 10-inch
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KING VIDOR, WHO DIRECTED “THE BIG PARADE,”
“THE CROWD,” HAS MADE ANOTHER WINNER IN
THE PATSY"
A very interesting story of a middle class family who have
two daughters, one the pet of everybody, and the other
the pet of nobody. A fine
COMEDY DRAMA
of a plain girl who always has to step aside for her pretty
sister. An absorbing
CINDERELLA TALE
based on the famous Broadway stage success. An Account
of the efforts to learn how to attract men so that she can
get a beau.
If you girls want to find out how to attract the
man you want, then come and see this play.
If you men want to see how you are
“worked” by the girls, then come to
see this play
MARION DAVIES
is the star and is supported by a good cast.
With it we will give you a FOX NEWS
SUNDAY ONLY
AFTER A LONG ABSENCE WE HAVE AGAIN
CHARLES MURRAY
One of the screen’s best comedians in the side-splitting
COMEDY FEATURE
“THE HEAD MAN”
A comedy play with a logical plot that will give you the
best entertainment. The story of a big man in the small
town that thought him only a small man in a big town.
And there will be a
FOX NEWS and a reel of FABLES
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