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Saturday. Feb 2b, 1927
ALASKA RESIDENTS
ARE LUCKY
[The Dxil\ A'mskn Empin*J
Tin* oltener one goes Outside
jand the longer lie stays there the
I ni-Ore forecful will be the appeal
to him ol Gov. Parks declaration
i that those who live in Alaska are
! the luckiest people in the world
! ,p.
lie* more one associates with
former Alaskans who have gone
i Outside to better their conditions
I the clearer will this beappuvnl.
! Here and there one finds a former
Alaskan in Seattle, or San Fran
cisco, or the East wild is ple.seU
■ hat he left the Territory. I’m
, woe re there is one such there are
I i
I
I
a dozen who will tell you that
they wish they h id never left
the North. The latter are not
limited to those.who have not
made good On! side either, though
most of them will tell you that it 1 «
rs easier to make a living arid
finally to accumulate a compet
ence in Alaska than in the S-ntes.
But. scarcely without exception
those who lived in Alaska long
enough to become a part of tl e
country and then left will say
that there is something in the
broad democracy and tolerance
of tin* North that i> iu>i I'ound
anywhere else. Ideally and truly,
there are no people any w here
who are more fortunate thm
those whjhave located in Alaska
and have a business or a good
job and a home.
KANS,\S TO MAKE ITS
CIGARETTES IN OPEN
After an absence of twenty
years. La<Pt Nicotine’s “fags" will
return to Kansas. It may do sus
pected that the Sunflower state
has been innocent.of themfduring
the past t.wo decades. In fact, that
circumstance was a controlling
factor in the decision of Kansas
to “backslide." Folk will smoke,
it seems. Anyway, they will in
Kansas, as the cigarette"bootlcg
: ger" soon learned. So, it was rea.
! sotied l>^ the lawmakers that
Kansas was not getting away
with it under local option. Cigar
jett.es which sold at 15 cents else
j where were worth 25 cents in
! Kansas. The legislature and Gov
iernor, speaking for the smoking
j populace, rose against it. The new*
statute becomes ef fective, about
July 1, Kansas will inhale the wic
ked pill right out in the open.
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