davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-12-19
PRESENTS ROR SUNDAY, SCHOOL,
....,, g.; CLASSES, -

Y
p This year we have An excellent
assortment of little books, appfo-
pirate, and at a very moderate price,
just the very thing for teachers to
remember their Sunday School class.
We hope you will not put this off
until the assortments are broken
We will be open until 1000 o'clock
every night
THE NEW NIRVANA BOARD.
We have anew game this year,
the Magic Nirvana Talking board
There Is hours and hours Of enter
tainment in It, for the whole family.
Don't leave. this Of your list Of
games T1%} ~, g.. >',a.i.2.,... 3. / =.
We have Dumb Bells, Indian
Clubs, Punching Bags, Boxing Gloves
and Footballs for your boy He Will
get~a world Of sport out of these and
add days to his life as we'll. Then
we have those famous Whitley Exer-
cisers for indoors, suitable for any
member Of the family.
Sleds Of !all kinds, including the
famous FLEXIBLE FLYER" ..
PHOTO FRAMES.
Most any kind you wish. Frame nm
rev OF those pictures you intend
for holiday presents. We have photo
Sii'NISpSfo loE sthy size pic
lures. Don't mail your picture with
ont suitable mailing envelopes.
" candles, Candle Shades and Can
CIV Holders, for the Christmas tree.
or table decoration. Tinsel in gold
\ and silver, that can be used in a.
hundred different ways.
TRAVELLING COMPANIONS.
These are Suitable for any one and
are always 'jllst the thing have
been wanting."' We have these made
up IN any style you want, with just
rs many pieces as your pocketbook
Will stand for, ranging in price from
about LOO up to $1,000.
THE POETS.
Yes, we have these, too-all of
thehl-~in as many different styles of
binding as your fancy could possibly
wish.
TOILET AND MANICURE.
Now, boys, get busy. Your best
girl has always wanted a real swell
toilet or. manicure set You really
ought ito .haye bought this last year.
Dorst Fat. a. Oft >lenger. We won u.
mention the price, for she ought rot
to know that, any way. If you have
any doubts about:it. they will surely
vanish after you have seen these real
~ choice and uD-to-the-minute goods.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-12-19
wINIFREDE.

A. p. Straughter, Of Hinton, spent
Friday and Saturday here. in the In
terest Of the st. Luke Lodge. NJ
Jas. Bell, Of Cabin Creek, spent
Saturday, and Sunday here with
friends. =, ~ &t5,s
Little Ernestine Shelton continues
very ill., a.. 4%6%
JAS. Wooding was at Lewiston on
business Saturday. s %S:s
II. II. Alien spent Saturday ana
Sunday at st. Adams with his FAM
lily. SHfl
w. w. Lewis spent the latter Daft
Of the week at his homo at Kanawl1a
City ~
w. n. Morris spent Saturday I. ~
his home In Charleston. / -, i. ~
Rev. F. E. Smith filed his rsgus
lar appointment here Sunday ana
preached sermon to the RapsfaEu
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-12-19

I'VE have the complete poems and
selections from them. You car, beet
appreciate our line after, you have,
-"'iTmteda on good paper, many. being
III the original $3.50 editions. VIE
VIII not attempt to- name them; All,
but give a. fea9 Of them as hint 1t
what, you will find in these: ri: 3
. The Clansman, Leopard Spots,
gentleman rom Indiana, Cardigan,
Inc Reckoning, st. Elmo, vashti.
:m1ehce, Specified Bird, When
kn1ghthood Was in Flower, aThe
Gambler, The Right of Way, Cali OF
me WIG, Sea Wolf, Conquest OF
Canaan, Graustark, Brewster's Nil,
lions, The Christian, Richard GarvaiI.
the Crisis, Soldiers Of Fortune, Dor
othy Vernon Of MADDEN Hall, Grew
Cloak. Man on the Box, The Gam
bier. The Princess Passes, House of
Thousand Candles, Hearts Cotlrar-
eous, Eternal City, The Celebrity. Dri
and l., David BaIfour, The FiIigree
Nall, Marcella, The Masquerader. the
Deliverance, Man of the Hour. 1f8ht-
ming Conductor. = - - ~
',....' 81 GIFT BOOKS. %Et INV n
. All who visited our store 1asf yyfsar
knoW what a splendid assortment ar
these books wc had. This wear we
nave outdone all former efforts and
the selection is up to any and ali
requirements. Every one Is loud In
Chelr praise and even now the stpel,
IS moving In such a rapid manner
that It looks like there will, not be
enough for all. - > #;~ ~. :.
A FEW OF THE NEW GIFT Rocks
&. our Girls. illustrated by Gl,riaty.
Dream of Fair Women, Illustrated
IN Loves Garden. f'@.'
Love Affairs Of Literary Men. and
dozens OF others that must be- seen
to be appreciated. 80.
PRAYER BOOKS. l.. TX
49,. we also carry a large assortment
OF Episcopal and Catholic ;Prayer
BOOKS suited for your gift. We hope
YOU won't forget these. : l,.sT,T.
ROCKS FOR LITTLE TfyTa
we can please you in books for the
chllaren and what dull, tiresome
santa Claus he would be- # hector
GOT such an important item ATp the
sweet nursery rhymes, fairy tales
the Funny Buster Brown, Foxy Grant
"a, Maud the Matchless, Teddy Bear,
Am1lmal and Brig Books. All. e.
Books; - and those ,ndestrrucff; ,T1c ~.
muslin books Yes. and the Rabbit
books, too. Hundred of .dif4erent
xmas to select from. Get the chill
uren q books at MoOre's. -. w.,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-12-19
Holiday o. Q ID Hints
,POsT-cARD ALBUMS.

The postcard "craze". Is not dead
by any means. We are selling hun
dreds every day. A collection Is so
much more valuable and. interesting
If contained in a suitable album.
Now, here again is where we come in
strong with the: best selected assort-
ment to- be found anywhere. They
range In price from 10 cents up to
$500
OUR LOVELY CALENDARS.
What IS more suitable and aDpro-
pirate for a gift at NYuletide than a
pretty, artistic calendar? 1t serves
as sweet, gentle reminder all the
long year round and gives friend-
ship and good wishes. .. ..,.. .
JEWEL CASES.
We have quite a number Of gold
and silver. jewel cases-all sizes and
+ designs, original and beautiful, nice,
l@slned, ready to receive Miladi's
Jewels. Surely no gift wonld better
please the fair sex, be they matrons
! OF maids. .: 49,. -
-. MIRRORS. - -.
Triplicate, Shaving and Hand Mir
Nors. Our line is varied and pleasing,
and what pretty Christmas gifts they
make. For Miladi's boudoir and
dressing-table, and for the shaving
convenience OF Milford.
FANCY WASTE BASKETS. -. 80.
How useful and handy they are
about the house. We have them,
suitable for any place You wish. CSC
to $500. .'..' I :"
CHRISTMAS POSTCARDS. -
You can't give present to every
one-that is out of the question. But
no one wants to be entirely forgot
ten. We have such beautiful Christ
mas and New Years Post-Cardsz---
they cost but trife-.and you can
, remember everyone, if you have
these. Jot this down. &c ..
DENNISON'S GIFT. DRESSING.
Finally. after you have made your.
selections and they are all ready/fo
good old Santa, no matter whether
they have cost much or little, IL MOI
suitably wrapped, sealed and labeled,
they won't be quite as much appre-
GATED. You, yourself, know how
good you feel, on receiving those
gifts ofE:remembrance, that come all
done up5 C1ffistmasy :. =,
81 Nor Alts purpose We have. da in1H
holly boxes, gold and silver tinssT
and the lovely little seals. the sur-
gestive labels and tags, French and
American tissue paper in any col
ora -
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-12-19
I q I'm not know I
KNOW Just what
solved stofd nixpn
solved
zKdDAdKs.

r., ,, IL -, ~ g
"a 1'Fhe best tgifts OF all for young or
>ol,d--tlp,aarh or QR a ati--sboy, or i; GIRL
We are t9ole5 RRenfs for the Eastman
Kind--the only Kodak Prices from
80 TO $3b. ~ is>'rsIS54 n. ~. ~.
- ~, KODIAK .AhiRUMS:
~ you hayefa KodakEthend" IN. the
nousehold or amongst. your %aequaln-
IaHces, you can Is tohch tender
sIOt WIN one OF EQW kOdak AL
nnms. iney Are just the proper
>. ,NIho @5TAaI' Alnalngs, sues an1 prices.
= = ~ ~ - ttNi1e H<. >er%.
:, !, iic y - "nsre WcsFeRn supreme
, ~ sa YET 4nst tha .saeu p'cemrea we
=. or The "Aen j, en-; 49, ,,,st 90.
ara Il uovs" nncart,,fn 80 80, Easn
tn "hr,sp tat,Fs "a tbs 60, ~. 49, 1s,p
INV Wv ' ~ Cne no .a wu 'p,a
t"roa fo, thSst YOU ~ ~, zee on PIC
whi,e ~ er nediy n, w1rsn your
have ho,aht haa,.% ~ p'ot"ie' we
crefe, = 1Ghr;stias Tisho., Yr,aon
>woods etc 'If Z - 80 re % ,iot,,na
wa bave} 4 u 80 ., 80 ape .,s Rscta. e
Be, sure to- visit ons art 200 too,n Ion on
tho second floor. - -
70 -. !. EFRANIE FACTORY.
ort we Trans frame pce n, u.s., promptly and
iust onened Princ III, y",,r riotnnss
here to be framed OTr nrices nre
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-12-19
ST. ALBANs.

Mrs. S. v. Wright Is very i'll at
her home on Main street.
AIRS. Martha Payne, of Hunting
ton, was the weekend guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Green. -,
Mrs. G. Armstead was taken i'll
suddenly with an attack Of heart
failure while on the street Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Prillerman, who has
been visiting in Charleston for
some time, has returned here.
Miss Goldie Preston spent a few
days with her brother and sister at
Elk Ridge. =.
Lon Wilson and son spent a few
days at home last week. 49,. ..'
Clint Friend and Elvin Howard
were here a few hours Sunday Wis
iting friends.
Rev and Mrs. Scott and children
were at Weavaco Sunday at which
time Rev, Scott was installed as pas
TOR Of. the Weavaco church.
r. A. Neal has completed a four
room cottage on Fourth avenue.
}. W. Price spent q few days with
his family last week.
Mrs. Nancy Carr Is visiting her
sister at Page this week.
Mrs. J. r. c. Crawford was at
Charleston Saturday and Sunday Wis
itWgf friends. =
Mrs. Harris and little son spent
Sunday with their mother, Mrs
Hale. -.
%Charles Harris and Mr.. Brooks, of
Black Betsey, attended the funeral
Of Albert Trent.
Mrs. Cornelia Coles, Of Raymond
City, Is visiting friends here this
week.
Mr.. and Mps. w. n. Daniels spent
Saturday with their mother.
tsMrs. Ada Preston was at Charles
ton Friday oD business ~. .
Frank Cosby IS Ill at his home on
Navy, street, 49,. < ~. -
Albert Trent died at his home Fri.
day Of consumption. The funeral
services were held Sunday at the St.
Paul church and the ,femains were
laid to rest In the local cemetery
az sofdine; 90 the rites OF the MASONIC
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-12-19
Newton
esteemed Loyal Knight, Henry

Newton. $780,
Esteemed Loyal Knight, Henry
Mcqueen. 70 .~.. :.
/. j. Tarrer, Treasurer.
, d. w. Perdue, Secretary.
GUS Woodson, Assistant Secretary
trustee Lee Monroe, Henry
Snead, Wade Washington.
Chas, Daniels, Filler.
Isaac Newton left for New lYor1,
Saturday to attend the funeral Of his
brother.
Lee Monroe and Miss Carrie
Stoakes were quietly married last
tuesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. T. R. Jenkins.
Their many friends extend best
WISHES for long and happy life.
Sherman Levisay was called to Ft.
Gay by the sad intelligence Of the
death Of his sister, Miss Mamie
, Levisay, who was asphyxiated by gas
IN lronton last Friday night.
Mrs. Sarah Gillard was hostess to
the Benjamin Tribe Monday evening
after business, dainty refreshments
were served.
The Y. NJ. G. A. held it's meeting
at 18TH st. Baptist church Sunday
evening. when Prof. Scott read . a
very interesting paper and Rev. Bas-
Sett, OF the Christian Church (wbjta,
very interestingly and eloouentIy ad.
dressed the young men.
The Mothers meeting was held at
the NJ. f. Church Sunday afternoon
ana while the meeting was interest
ing 1T was not well attended owing
70 1nclement weather and other
meetings. All mothers and teachers
should interest themselves in this
NOBLE work, for the best manner of
training the young. 90, ~ D..
Wesley Morris, pharmacist. Of
ParkerSburg, was visitor to. orr
city last week.
Misses Carr and Alexander, teach
ers at the orphans home. were the
guests Of Mrs. !. w. Jackson, Sim.
day.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-12-19

were ito the point and very help
full.
A very interesting program has
peen prepared for Dec. goth. The
public is cordially invited to be pres
ent.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-12-19

order, Of which the deceased was a
member.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
GOV. HOGGATT DID NOT
 OPPOSE JUDICIAL DIVISION

Gov. Hoggatt explicitly denies that he opposed the division of the Third judicial district in Alaska, as he has been widely charged with doing. Frank Watson states that in a conver- sation with the governor at Juneau recently the executive said he never changed his attitude on the question from the hour that he urged the crea- tion of fourth judicial district in his annual report. He asserted that so far from advocating Senator Piles weird plan to annex Alaska to Seattle for judicial purposes he resisted that project to the end of the congressional session, not only before the commit tees but went to the president and told him the scheme would be valueless to Alaska.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
Inyents Tunnel Borer

J. P. KarnS, a Colorado mining en- gineer, has perfected tunneling machine that digs through a mountain side on any bore from eight to eighteen feet at the rate of five feet per hour through granite, and relatively faster through soft material. The face of the llO-ton machine is armed with 1000 points, ranged in loo sets, and is driven against the wall under opera tion at the rate of 100 blows per minute, each blow delivered with a force of 63,OOO pounds, with an eight inch stroke.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
To Investigate Coal Fields
ABOUT CONCEALED WEAPONS
Text of Law Forbidding the Carrying
 of Them in Alaska.

or uCIl lu HldoNa'
 At the request of Deputy U. s. Mar shal Vibrant the Gateway publishes the text of the sections of the Alaska code forbidding the carrying of con cealed weapons. The sections are IF and llS of the criminal code, and read as follows:
 Section IF. That it shall be un- lawful for any person to carry con cealed about his person, in any manner whatever, any revolver, pistol, or other frearm, or knife (other than an ordinary pocketknifel, or any dirk or dagger, slung shot, metal knuckles, or any instrument by the use of which injury could be inflicted upon the per son or property of any other person.
 Section llS. That any person vio- lating any of the provisions of the last preceding section shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than ten dollars nor more than two hundred dollars, or by imprisonment in the county jail not less than five days nor more than one hundred days, or by both fine and im- prisonment, in the discretion of the court.
 Discharging firearms within mile of the town is also forbidden and the prohibition will be strictly enforced on account of the danger from stray shots.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
Of Interest to AlaSkans

Seward has two dental parlors that are equipped with the best and most modern appliances that can be found anywhere. The two operators are grad uates in the east, of years experience. and established reputation, guarantee ing the very finest in workmanship and materials. Prices are the same as for same grade of work by reputable
  men anywhere.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
The Bank of Seward

We receive deposits subject to check. We pay interest on time deposits. We issue money orders good any place in the world.
 We buy gold dust or bullion. We make collections. We guarantee a service that is prompt, accurate and safe. We grant to our customers every favor consistent with conservative banking.
 We invite your business.
 BANK OF SEWARD.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
Patrick May Seek Release

New York, May Mrs Albert T.. Patrick gave out a statement today which indicates that her husband will seek his release from life imprison- ment by habeas corpus, claiming that he was tricked into accepting a com mutation of his sentence to electrocu- tion under conviction of the murder of William NJ. Rice, his millionaire client. The sentence was cOmmuted by Gov. Higgins just before the latter retired from office last winter,
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
SURROUND JAIL
 TO GET OFFICER
By Gable to The Daily Gateway.

Butte, May Hive thousand men surrounded the jail last night and de- manded the surrender of Detective McGarvey, whom they charged with shooting Harry Cole, an escaped priS' oner The police dispersed the mob early this morning and as the jail is strongly guarded no further trouble is feared. McGarvey was not the man who shot Cole,
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
NEWS or THE WORLD FOR PAST WEEK
SULLIVAN AND
 KELLY DRAW
nr cnble to rhs pnilr aatoway

Los Angeles, May 1.-The fight be- tween Jack Sullivan and Hugo Kelly was declared draw last night by Referee Tommy Burns at the end of twenty rounds of terrific fighting.
 The men were very evenly matched and there was no decided advantage on the whole though at times the tide of battle seemed to be in favor of each in turn.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
Want Taft to Break Ground

Seattle, May 10 - The exposition management was informed today that President Roosevelt will not be pres ent at the ceremony of breaking ing ground June l, and an effort will be made to secure the attendance of Sacrpf9ry Taft.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
JOHN WATSON
 PASSES AWAY
By Cable 60 The Daily Gateway.

Mount Pleasant, Ia- May 6-Dr. John Watson, the noted English author and clergyman, died on train this morning near this city while en route here Co deliver a lecture. The cause of death was an abscesS result ing from blood poisoning.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
Writlng Men to Hunt Deer

Seattle, May - Emerson Hough, author of "The Mississippi Bubble' and other books, and David W. King, a well-known Seattle and Alaska news paper man, will leave this week for Seward, from which point they will start on a deer hunt
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
Scores Hurt In Riot

New York, May 9-In a general riot on the waterfront last night scores of men were injured and several wlll die today. Others are badly hurt and their recovery is doubtful.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
Mendt Dldn,t go Far Enough

Tacoma, May 6-Herman Wendt, the convict who escaped form McNiel island peuitentiary last week, was cap iured yesterday on the island, He was haltstaryed, having prowled in the woods almost without food.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
still Stirring Up Graft

san Francisco, May Especial Agent Burns today ordered Patrick Calhoun, president of the United Street Rail road Company, to appear before the grand jury to testify concerning charges of graft in obtaining the com papy's franchises.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
rlNstlc Shrlners AssembIe

Los Angeles. May 6-The national convention of the Mystic ShrinerS as sembled here this Uoruing with 10000 Shriners in attendance.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
Baltic Stuck in Mud

New York, May 9-The White Star steamship Baltic struck ground in the entrance to the harbOr last night. All efforts to float her so far have failed and she is sinking deeper in the mud.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
Banquet Grand President Eagles

Seattle, May 10 Edward Krause, grand president of the Order of Eagles, is here and a banquet will be given in his honor tonight.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
Ray s. rIilIard rlarried

Seattle, May IO-Ray s. Mlllard Of Valdez arrived here today with his newly acquired wife, formerly Miss Louise Baker of Chippewa Falls, Wis consin, to whom he had been engaged eight years. They will go north on the first steamer,
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
John Cobb Coming North

Seattle, May lO-John Cobb arrived here today on his way to Alaska, where he will go to obtain statistics of the fishing industry.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
Bonaparte Hay Retire

Washington, D. C., May Tt is rumored that Attorney-General Bona parte will retire on account of ill health. It is also stated that President Roosevelt is dissatisfied with him be- cause of his slow action against the trusts.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
Spokane Election Bets Even

Spokane, May 7-The city election is in progress today. Bets are even between Mayor Daggett, democrat, and C. Herbert Moore, republican.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
Baltic Gets Out of the rlud

New York, May lO-The steamship Baltic aoated today from the mud at the entrance of the harbor where she stuck yesterday, and sailed for Europe.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
Hines to Be Tried in GOldfleId

Goldfeld, May lO-Jack Hines will be tried here for the murder of Count pndhnrski.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
Stenmer Presldent Arrives

Seattle, May 6-The steamer Presi- dent will arrive here Wednesday from ,he Atlantic coast and will run Co Alaska this summer.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
Sunday Lid on King County

Seattle, Muy 9-The lid was shut down tight all over King county yes terday, all saloons being closed by or der of the sheriff.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11

The Panama estimated this seasons output at $l5,OOO, 900 before the strike started.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
District Attorney fiOyt Resigns

Seattle, May 6-Henry NJ. Hoyt re- signed the office of U. s. district at torney for the Second judicial division of Alaska today to accept an appoint mont Co prosecute land frauds in the state of Washington. The work ot se- curing evidence will be directed by Stephen Connel the secret service agent who caught Cashier Adams of the assay office in the embezzlement Of gold dust.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
Abe Hummel Conviction Affirmed

Abe Hummer COnNICLiOn AltHHiSu
 New York, May lO-The appellate division of the supreme court this afternoon affirmed the judgment of conviction in the criminal court of New York City against Abe Hummel, the noted lawyer, who was sentenced to one years imprisonment for con- spiracv to secure a divorce by per- iured testimony. Hummel has been out on SlO,O0O bail. The case will no doubt be taken to the court of appeals
 Calls Roosevelt Bribe Taker
 Abilene, Kan, May lO-In the first issue of his new paper EX-Senator J. R. Burton attacks President Roose- welt, calling him a bribe-taker.
 Want Roosevelt or Taft
 Seattle, May 9-The exposition man. agement is trying to get President Roosevelt or Secretary Taft to speak at the ceremony of breaking ground for the Alaska -YukOn-Pacifc eXposi- tion June 1.
 Sullivan May be Forced Out
 Seattle, May ll-DiStrict Attorney P. C. Sullivan may be forced to resign on account of the land frauds discover ed in this state. He is not implicated in them in any way as he was absent in Alaska when the crooked work was done but it is believed that his political associations render him unsuitable for the task of prosecution.
 Columbia Rowers Beat Harvard
 Boston, May 1.-The Columbia eight beat the Harvard crew in the boat race today.
 To Investigate Coal Fields
 Seattle, May ll-W. w. Atwood arrived here today to go to Alaska to investigate coal fields for the govern ment. He was in the territory last summer on the same errand.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
Evelyn Visits Mother-in-Law
Telephone Linemeu Walk Out

san Francisco, May 8-Four hundred telephone linemen walked out this morning to help the hello girls, who struck last week for higher wages The entire telephone system is now tied up.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
PortIand Makes NOmlnatlons

Portland, Ore, May 6-Mayor Harry Lane was nominated for reelection by the democrats in the primary by a vote of two to one. The republicans nominated Thomas Devlin to run against Lane.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
Approves Weather Stations

Seattle, May G. The Post-Intelli- geucer this morning editorially says that the establishment of weather stations in Alaska is an important step in the progress of the territory; that as Alaska develops and becomes more populous a knowledge of climatic con- ditiors becomes essential as general information.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
Provides for AIaska DeIegates

Seattle, May 6-Alaska delegates to the Christian Eudeavor convention, which will be held in this city in JulN will have their headquarters at Ply mouth Congregational church.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-05-11
Theodore Halsey Arrives

San Francisco, May G Theodore Halsey arrived today from Manila to stand trial upon the indictment charg- ing him with participation in the bribery of supervisors in connection with the telephone franchises. He refuses tO talk.