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General Johnson, it is reported,
w'll lay aside for the summer
the active personal supervision of
he NRA., Us board of directors
being left in charge. His rea
sons for stepping into the back
ground for a time cannot . be said
to be definitely known. He may
>e tired. What incumbent of the
office would not. The marvel is,
not that he is weary, but ttiat he
is still alive. The NRA is an
emergency organization, in tended
tor the prompt action that can tie
secured only through a unitary
head. P erhaps tbe crisis has pass
ed and a more deliberative and
Blower-operating management may
Jue indicated. Some like General
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Office Hours—1 to 7 p.m.
MRS. H. M. BOCKMAN
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER^
At Nome Tailoring Company
OR PHONE RESIDENCE
HOURS !• A. M. TO 4 P. M.
Johnson. Others do not. The
majority, including many of his
enemies, as well as all of lib
friends, will be Inclined to admit
that he is a man of honest par
pose, having no fear of an appall
ing task, and equipped by nature
and training.to march in a stralg'ir
line to the point ho wishes In
reach.
Mr. John I), tyockefi'ller lately
passed his nin^fy-fifty birthday
amid what he refers to as quiet,
i ontenOnent anil simplicity Of
Uf»; He has a great (leal of mon
ey; too much, some are inclined
to think, but if out of the tu
mult of a long life, busied with
large affairs, he has learned to
find peace at eventide, the pursuit
of wealth may lie regarded as a
ihool In which something really
worthwhile may be learned.
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A concerted movement toward
sweeping the dirt out of motion
pictures is under way. We are
reminded constantly that times
have changed, and upon such
grounds as candor, realism and
the spread of knowledge, are in
formed that speech the print and
the films should have full sway.
It may be that matters formerly
avoided in ordinary conversation,
writing and illustration might pro
fitably have a little more light
:hrown on them than heretofore?
Upon the other hand, there are
few parents who, on many occas
ions, have not taken growing sons
and daughters to moving picture
shows from which they wished*
they had stayed away. The gen
eral impression is that 'there ought
I to be a law.” It would take a
'.title research to find out the part
tcnlar person who started the film I
house-cleaning, hut when found,
he should be given a large mea
sure of approval and praise, fill
ed up and running over. If his
efforts bring about a ehauge he
should be doubly praised and
correspondingly respected and re
warded.
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ALTERATIONS REPAIRS
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Complete Your Estimates
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Jack Solomon
TAILOR
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ALASKA FRIENDS
THE HOTEL MAYFLOWER
IS FOR YOU. Located at 4th and (Hive and within a Mock of
ttie city's shopping district. la fact it to the hub around which Seet
1 tie ro'cates. New, modern, and ate as low as two dollars per day,
with bath. When enjoyed pan will say 1 bare again found "Alaska’s
Best Friend."
A single issue of a newspaper
advised its readers that Germany
fears that France will shoot up
the Fatherland, that Spain is
working out extensive fortifica
tion filans for somp of its terri
tory, and that In Holland, riots
are being ended by rifle shots. The
same publication refers to cere
monies attendant upon the laying
away of the bodies of two who
went down in San Francisco in
gun battles over industrial issues.
In Cuba, several are shot dead in
a collision with the officers of
the law during a row at a swim
ming place. In Kentucky, a man
and wife afe relieved from the
troubles of this world by a load
of shot gun slugs, discharged
when tlie pair declared they would
not vote for a certain candidate'
for office. A poet is responsible
for the statment that the pen is
mightier than the sword, but at
;he date of going to press, rough
force of the stone axe period
seems to1 be keeping its end up
very well.
HOKUM
“May I see the captain?’’ in
quired a lady passenger.
“He’s forward, miss," replied
the first mate.
“Oh, I’m 'not afraid," said the
lady; “I've been out with hospital
students. ”
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Wife: Dear, I’ve set my heart
on a Rolls Royce.
Hubby: Yes, well, that’s the
only part of your anatomy that’l'
ever set on one.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Probate Court for the
St. Michael Precinct, Territory of
Alaska, Second Division.
In the matter of the estate of
Ellen Maria Boyne, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Clement. P. Boyne,
has been appointed by the above
entitled court, executor of
the estate of Ellen Maria Boyne,
deceased.
All persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased, are
hereby required to present the
same duly verified to the Execut
or Tit his residence in T’nalakleet,
Alaska, within six months from
he date of this notice.
Dated at I'nalakleet, Alaska, the
13t day of August, 1934.
Clement P. Boyne,
Executor.
Publish Aug; 1, 8, 15. 22. 29.
1 934.
Father: That young man ' f
yours stays very late. Doesn't h<*
know how to say good-nieht?
Daughter: Oh, yeg, clad; better
than any other hoy 1 ever knew.
"F-e-e-t— what does that spell?"
teacher asked Willie. Willie did
n’t • seem to know.
Teacher: "What is it that a
cow has four of and I only two?"
The commotion which resulted
when Willie gave his answer broke
up the class and left the teacher
a nervous wreck.
Dean: Don’t you know you
shouldn’t play strip poker?
Sweet Young Thing: Oh. It's
perfectly all right. It's not really
gambling.
Dean; What?
Sweet Young Thing: No, you see.
we always get. our clothes hack.
Eva: Did you enjoy your ride
last evening with that young doc
tor?
Elsie: Indeed I did. He has
the most charming roadside man
ner.
"What kind of oil do you tfte
In yo'ur car?’’
“Oh. I usually begin by telling
them I’m lonely.’’
"Doris, why are you scratching
yourself?’’
" ‘Cause I’m the only one that
knows where I itch.”
"Did you give our daughter that
copy of ‘What Every Olrl Should
Know’?’’ asked dad*i—
"Yes,” replied Mother, despond
ently, “and she’s written a letter
to the author suggesting a couple
of dozen corrections and the add
ition of two new chapters.”
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Prices. Inquire at the Surprise
Store.
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