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OF SBWAKD, ALASKA — Established August 19. 19ii4
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CORDOVA COUNCIL TO DO OWN REPORTING
The towns people of Cordova must get an awful wal
lop out of the councilmanic disputes which they forever
seem to be tangled up in. The Cordova Times says the
Mayor misquoted a portion of the account of the last
session; the Mayor denied he said what the Times didn’t
say he said. A Councilman declared the taxpayers want
things “in the paper the way they are; that the way they
are printing them is the bunk.” So, following upon the
suggestion of the Mayor, still another Councilman sug
gest minutes of each session be published as paid ader
tising. The vote was unanimous.
Its none of our business, of course, but it would seem
that the New Year would be a good time to make a reso
lution to cut out the sqawking; kiss and make up, as it
were. Anybody can fight! Try to get along, fellows.
We hand our laurel wreath to the Nashville Banner
paragrapher who perpetrated this one: “These days the
purchaser of night club property is said to have bought
it padlock, stock and barrel.”
In cultivating friendly relations with foreign nations
be sure to take out the weeds of discord.
Bennett Skow of Soldier, la., has quit the clothing
business which he has found unprofitable. His trouble
was not altogether due to the agricultural depression in
his state, but principally to the fact that his store has
been robbed, six times and he thinks that is quite enough.
Prohibition and home brew can’t work at the same
time.
A telephone operator’s error cost a Dallas woman a
batch of home brew and a $25 fine. She called a hardware
store to order bottle caps and was given the police sta
tion by mistake, whereby she got cops instead of caps.
We wouldn’t mind being President if it weren’t for
having to receive so many poodles as gifts.
The most violent scandal-mongers are those who are
trying to camouflage their own skeletons.
A six-year old farm boy near Dothan, Ala., admitted
to enforcement officers that his father had whiskey hid
den under the corn in a big crib. The sleuths labored sev
eral hftars removing the corn, but found no liquor. The
youngster laughed and said: “Oh, ho! I played a good
joke on the law.”
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E EFFORT
SUBSTITUTE SERVICE
In answer to the Seward Cham j
ber of Commerce request to Har- j
ry S. New, Postmaster General of
the United States, Mr. New sent
the following telegram to the local
organization:
Seward Chamber of Commerce:
Your wire of the 13th received and
if it is found that the Steamer
Starr will be unable to make the
December trip to Unalaska every
reasonable effort will be made to
procure the substitute service re
quired. Signed: Hary S. New, Post
master General.
Leon Urbach, president of the
' local body, in commenting upon
. Mr. New’s telegram, said: “The
j immediate cooperation of the pos
| tal department is certainly com
mendable and it is with great ap
preciation we wish to thank this
department for their willingness
! to help to the best of their ability,
I the citizens in Westward Alaska.”
Jugoslav School Girls
Must Mend Their
BELGRADE. Dec., 14, UP)—'The
Minister of Education issued a gen
eral order forbidding Belgrade high
school girls to wear elaborate dress
es and warning the mnot to use
cosmetics. He designated a uniform
consisting of an ordinary black
l dress with a small beret cap. School
officials are required to examine
clothing, lips and cheeks carefully.
NEW NAME FOR RAIDERS
DULUTH Dec.. 14, (/Pt—The Chief
of Police believes “purity squad” is
undignified as a titile for the raid
ing squad that enforces prohibition
now to be known as the “Liquor
and Vice Bureau.”
IT. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Chart? and Tide Tables. SCHAL
LERER S ALASKA SHOP.
Don’t overlook hearing
the new “Okeh” records at
Sylvia’s. You’ll be surprised.
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/Nr\ of each month. Visiting
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Just how civilized is a man?
How far has a woman the right to be
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with
JEANNE EAGLES
In the deep and absorbing drama
MAN WOMAN AND SIN
An unusual story showing how high ideals, and
ambitions of years standing may be ruthlessly
abandoned when other sleeping emotions awake
Some phases of .this play are entirely new in
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