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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-22
This section is enjoying the most de-
lightful fall weather.

This section is enjoying the most de-
lightful fall weather.
The public reception rendered the
teachers Of the public schools at the
Nj. E., church, Saturday evening, was
largely attended and those present en-
tended to those who are to train the
young ideas during the ensuing school
year a hearty welcome to the town. An
interesting program consisting OF IN
strumental music and addresses was
rendered, adding to the pleasure OF the
occasion. The welcomed and the well
coming made out to put in most en-
joyable evening.
Enthusiasm lasts quick in this place.
When the fire department was reoFsl ~
|iytd almost everybody joined ana 'or
4 short time was Jealous IN atteHuihs
drills and meetings. Now it seems lm-
possible to secure quorum at meet
ling. and a drill is out of the question
Chief McMahan is naturally olssusteu
with this indifference and declares tnat
II more interest is not displayed with
in the next thirty days he Will reslgh'
and that would be a real misfortune
for the department.
The Escape" that is presented al
the Orpheum next Wednesday ana
Thursday evenings, in its conception
and magnitude, is on a par Win tna'
wonderful production The Blrth oil "
Nation" and no one who enjoys NOV
ing pictures should fail to see IT. II
is not often that people of small Town
have an opportunity to see MINIS OF tuls
magnitude. and in order to encourage
the bringing in of them the orpheum
should be crodwded next Wedhesua!
and Thursday evenings.
number of lady friends Oh Mrs' y
House gave her very much OF sur
nrisa Wednesday evening, when the!
dropped in at her home carrying re-
freshments. and a joviality that uroNe
dnll care away until late in the Lls.i'
II was not altogether a duck party iol
nudge Neal happened in to escort hls z
wife home before the .eas- o1 pieasu'
was over. and was in time to partahe
of the feast of good things, adding Ner,
much to the festivities oy MS ap'
,oasts and entertaining Jokes.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-22
AT THE ORPHEUM,

B That pleasant resort and attractive
moving picture theatre, the Orpheum,
presents the celebrated actor Robert
Edeson, as Power" in The Absentee"
q thrilling symbolic drama Saturday
and Sunday evenings This is one of
the Mutual masterpieces in five parts.
and presents an interesting and excit-
ing performance in a charming setting.
The Orpheum is putting on an excep-
tionally high class line of films now
adays. and those who attend the per-
formances enjoy a real treat Besides
this chief dramatic feature there will
be another of those laughabla keystone
comedies that are always a hit. Six
reels in all, and every real a dandy.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-22
EAST ORCHARD TRACTS.

The Elberta peach harvest is now in
full blast and the fruit is fine.
4 The Rev. Mr. Bean, who has been in
Alaska as sky pilot" for four years
was visitor at the Cozy Corner ranch
over Sunday
The school board has appointed J. A
Spencer as truant officer. Mr.. Spencer
Will install a phone so as to be in
touch with the schools.
spT ~ b~sy bee has made more honey
than usual this season This is an en-
couragement to the bee men on the
Tracts.
Samuel Blackler had the misfortune
to lose a valuable COW Sunday. Too
much green alfalfa was the cause.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-22
GOOD ROADS MEETING.

A very important meeting OF the
members OF the Good Roads associa-
tion will be held in the Civic League
library building at o'clock Saturday
afternoon. The business to be taken up
is something in which every citizen is
vitality interested, and there should be
a full attendance of members and all
good roads boosters. Remember the
date, time and place and be sure and
be there
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-22
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Services will be held as follows on
next Sunday September "a. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Morning prayer
and sermon at II a. m. A cordial well
come will be extended to all who at
tend these services.
REV. G. H. SEVERANCE, Vicar.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-22
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Morning services at IL o'clock; even
ing services at 7:30. Sunday school at
10 a. III. Prayer meeting Thursday at
7:30 p. m. We invite you to come to all
of our services.
A. W BOND. Pastor.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-22
CATHOLIC SERVICES.

The Rev. Father Tritz will hold SER
vices at the Catholic church on Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. There will also
be a lecture at 7:30 p. m, following by
benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-07
81 t, 9 terlins 8.

SoSnl @onat Ipril iollte man Den
&egeni1irm nidt pergeiien, bonn
man fam ME miiien nenn's anf1ngt
su tropfeln.
Simon nnb Soc. @iebingbaeen,
@eorg unb Srls. &ifa i,nb Minnie
2eimfuebler, iopie 2eslie Sollanbs.
NORTH, mobnten am Samstas Ibenb
Der SdluBfeier Der S1ule, in Sope,
BET. Sope bate IL graouiren6e
Sdiiier, Die sr6Bte alaiie irsenb Ell
ner 2anoidule I'M gountp. 9as
9rogram fir Die Seier mar interei.
iant itno reidbaltig.
G6. Smitb itti0 Die 8ebriioer Sod
baben borige ISOLDE NIT Dem Sdger
bon gaibol5, fir Senrp Sidenbif
begonnett.
Sernam Sultbmls nnb @attir
fparen anl borigen 5reitoe auf gefud
BEL Senrp Siferbif.
SRI. Minnie 2eintfuebler mar an
borigen Sreitag a1f 8eiitd bel ibrer
goniinen, Srls. anna nnb Srieot
Moeller, In Der Ndbe bon Sope, Uni
ippbnte bann am Samstag be,
S6luBfeier Der M,io Greet SdnI
BET.
Der 3. q. q. Il. @erein piro fem
~reeelmabige 8~eriamml,ing am 9
april nbbalten. Der @erein mir
eleidfaIIs Elm Brosrm fir bic Otter
feier aufitelIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-07

Meine Mutter. Gs aibt mobl
falm alpei 8orte in uniercr Sprade,
Die auiammen gebraudt, cine Iolde
Siille bon 9eoeutung in iid tragen,
mie oieie. Sir bas 9inb I'M aartcn
alter bebeuten Tie allies i'm 2eben;
fir Die alten cine beiIige Grinncruna.
8ir fonnen niemals Dem 8erbGltnis
entpadien meldes bieie 8orte Dem
menidliden Ser5cn 10 te,,er madt.
Serr 6. 8. Glleiien bon 8roctor,
Minn., bradte Dies unIGnelt in eli.
mem 8riefe lebbaft gum gelpubtIein.
Gr Ihreibt: nGs lit mein @unid, nit
Sbrem alpenfrduter einen @eriud alt
MAIDEN bel einem Sail bon 9ronhial.
fatarrb, Der idon bon Is Bis 20 lib.
riger 9alier lit. SD babe bisbcr
duBerlide @ebanolungen gebabt, bod,
bat nad meiner 9lnii6t bie aronf,
belt Dos Spitem iett idon 10 ourd.
orlingen, Dob id cine @eoi5in ae.
braiiden mub, Die ouf oas 8Il,t
nirft.
8dbrenb ib cinige altc 9riefc
ourdiab, Die Dor Sabren mcine Mllt.
ter an mid geidrieben fanb id eincn,
in pelfem iie mir empfabL Sbr III.
p%enfrdl,ter 81 eebrauden. 3u iencr
3eit bate id fein 8ertrarcn 5u go.
acknowledgment aber lie beripies mid
auf Sale, no, tpie Tie ipubte, Sor.
ni's 4lpenfrGiitcr erfolsrci6 geneler
mar. Sd BIN befliiieL ibrem Ratt
gu folgen. Gs tut mir MIR leib, es
nidt i6on au ibrer 2eboeiten getar
at baben."
Ser ~beItGnbiee, mebr aIs bun6ert
jdbrige @ebraud bat Die 8oraiige sic
les alten &rdutermittels Bel llnoro
nirngen oes 8lutes nno oes SpItems
ernieien. SIS lit feline apotbefer
meoi5in. Spesialasenten Iiefern q
ben 2eaten Oireft bonn 2aboratoriun
Der Seriteller: Or. Better Sobrnep s
,.lSons go, 1875 go. Sopne gpc.
Chicago, SlI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-07
a b.

9tIllp 1tSltHtuitt hHU Oa
die mebrere 8oden bier 5i 8alt bel
Der SamiIie Sobn Seba berfpeilten.
reiItcn lebten 9onnerstag wieoer
nod Sneitspille, ibrer Seimatb gu.
rid.
@rnIt GngelbreGt, Welder l1ngere
3cit an Der Grippe erfranft par, 1T
mieOer auf Dem 0amm.
Der Siebb1noler @alter Spaul.
Ding BON Swenspille mar porige $50.
DIE bier auf Dem @aitleiel- uno Bier.
oebanoel.
SRI. &egina Sobcin befanb lid,
lcbte ISOLDE bier St 9eiua bel Der
Samilie Senrp @aloeder.
8aItor Sdul5 bon bier I%tattete let.
te ISOLDE ieinen eltern in Rorrilon
eincn mebrtdgigen 9eiud ab.
grnit Gngelbredt ldBt burd Den
9auidrciner go. &urrelmeper einen
automobilItoH it@arage) bauen.
Obert 9eppe unb ISM. @rucnfe
bon Grafe, maren am Samstag bel
Der Sanilie @m. 9eppe gu 9eiud.
Senrp Sod unb @attin bon &in
Sof befanben ii6 am Counting bier
als @IIte Der Tomilie Senrn 8QIs
oedcr.
Or. Chloe, Sam 8iegano, @ug.
2aubert uno SreO Saring besaben
iid lcsten Spnntag nod Ganias
Gitp Inn Scr Stoats . Contention Ser
&ooiepeltiten ooer Srosreiiiben BEL.
5uiDobnen.
3as Safcri1en lit nun poriiber
uno Die Sarmer menben lire arf.
merfiamfeit iebt Dem &orn 5ll.
Srau Sreb 9iebrue9ge, melde I'M
Seim ibrer Godter, Srau Srie
Steinbed, in Der NGbe bon Srofe,
lett Dem lesten December fronf bar.
nieocrlag, befinoet ii6 iest allf Dem
8ege Der 9eiierung.
9iele unierer offentliden S1ulen
befinben iid iebt alIt S1fuB ibres
Sermins, nnb alle beridten quite
Gurtidritte.
Srau Senrp Stcinbed befinbet fid
auf Der &ranfenliite.
unicre ~Srosreiiipes" iteben belite,
nie in 1912, fir Sbeo. &ooiepelt,
&rieas . 9ereitidaft, 5rauenitimm-
rebt ttno Grobibition.
Clinton goeger IdBt iid cine erit.
flaiiige n@arage" bauert. ionic aud
an DEM, bon S. s. Sberg beiuobntem
@ebGltoe, nambafte @erbeiierungen
a%usfiibren.
Com. Sdneiber befinbet ii6 segcn.
Wartig in ct. 2ouis, aur 4usfiib,
rlng bon InItreidcr Irbeit fir $.
6. Earring.
&rof. q. 9rilens iuor an lcbten
Sonntag inter Den bieiigen 9eiud.
err.
&negge uno Galsmonn baben lire
Sdgemiible iett auf 8. gmo's Sarm
.aufgeitellt uno iinb nit Dem SGgen
bon 8auhola ~beidGftiet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-07
Der Sanernb llntanglide mad Der
Mnfternng.

Wtan bat mid alio bod g%enommen!-
Sa-benft aud bloB-5ur Snfante.
RTE.
Sd mill in &iir5e elt6 eradblen
0as ipaBige 8ariim un0 8ie.
alio: Sd flagte meine 2eiben,
2ieB aIle, alle Winen los
Der Sberarat mar Itets g%eiuappnet,
Sein S%ptimismus taoellos.
Sd iaste: 8iiien sic, Serr 0oftor,
Sd leioe foloiial an @i6t.
gr brauf: 9as lit Elm GROCER Seblerl
9pb-@ott iei 9anf!-mm liebt i'm
ni6t.
SD iaste: auf benz linfen ai,ge
&ann id 10 gut mie gar nidt iebn.
Or lGdelte: Sa ja-bas re6te
SIT aber aiisgeaeidnet idon.
SD iaate: ad. iino nit Dem Magen
Sa bot es feline liebe Scot.
Gr troitete mid: &niee beugen
SIT ba geiurb unb 8pmmibbrot.
Sd Iagte: Iber nit Der 2iinge,
Da itebt es gang beOenflid mics.
gr brauf: Rein, nein. Sic langt nod
reidlid
3it einem 2aufidritt nod 9aris.
Sest bort ib enblid auf au flasen,
Denn es perging mir nun Die Suit.
Sd iagte BLOB nod: aber, bite,
8eadten sic Die idmale 8rrit.
0rauf idpieg er cine fleine @eile.
Damn pridte er ben Itol5en Sat:
Dos &re,i5, bas eiierne, mein 2ieber.
Snt aud m,f Sbrer gruIt nod Blas,
81. Soiepb golfsblatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-07
Grfaltansen idjHen selinbert.

8iele 2eilte biiiten in einem fort
bon anfang Bis gn6e oes 8inters,
anoere befontrlerl cine grfGItling mad
Der anberer. Hebmt Dr. &ing's
Stem DISCOVERY unb SIR ner6et fail
oiigenblidlide Silfe beripiircn. 9ridi
ben Suiten BELT bic gntaiinonng unt
fdnftigt bic Dnn6en 2uftrobren
2eidt 5i nebmer, antiieptiid Uni
|beilenO. $olt cine Slaide 81. Sings
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-07

BUS bett yofRs6fatt
frii6erer Sabre.
9ieie @pde bur IA aahren

A--ete- 1000,
@enoioaten: Sir Gountpridter.
Gorol. dit. Sobn. goIlertIen. Sn
3aItrolp uno @m. @oeidel; fir Sir.
cult Glerf: Sobn S. Sdsner ,tno 6.
W. ellis; fir Sberiff: q. 6. @i,m.
brauer itno Sp. Straf.
Stolpe: Senrp Sontag ur,b Suit.
8obl miroen ai Sduloireftoren err.
udblt. afs @esaufieber pitroe giia.
airdner erlpabIt.-Sn ser SamiIie
BON Sobn 8obl febrte Der &lapper.
ltor6 Elm unb bintcrlieb Gin fleincs
Sohter6en.
9aD: Geo. &ebr bat uns berlaiIen
inio lit oieie ISOLDE nod @rof's So.
lonb ae5ogeft.
Wanoa: Conrad gnooemeper lit
Goberfreut iiber oie @eburt zines
mltnteren S6bndens.-aud BEL Sp.
9iefgraefe eridien Der &lapperItord
llno binterlieB einen maderen
Stommholter.
@ei3en SOS. Mebl $3.50, gier
.13, &artoffeln $1.20.
@abler itimmt fir ben 8or zines
als Spriberibalis unb 5tabtballe oie-
nenben @cbGlloes.
am SIterionntag murben 6. SO.
Sanuier uno SRI. Sha S6oumberg,
Surh 8aitor 8enoer getraut.
9ie @eidniitcr &oetbemeDer ba-
ben an Der Ode Der Sront itn6 Sdil-
leritraBe Elm rtencs Gitsmaaren : Sc
iddft eroffnet.
9ieie isolde Dor 30 Sabren
Gjeboren, Serrn S. @ebner, bon
9orrbois, elm S6bnhen.
Sn Der Safes 9rairie Gadbar-
idaft berridt cine 9riiienfranfbeit
(glanbers) inter ben 8feroen 1lnb bo-
ben i6om mebrere Sarner @erInite
erlitten.
S6lnBeramen in Der 2tttle Ser
ger Sdule i'm ipelder Serr @m. g.
@aebler als 2ebrer tb1tig fpar nnb
in Der Srene Greet Sdule inter OBJ
but bcs Srn. u. 9. @alfer, finoen
oieIe ISOLDE Itatt.
SEER Robert @alfer febrte letten
Somstag bon Columbia. mo- er bic
StaotsuniDeriitdt beilldte, nod iei.
men Gltern 5llriid.
Cine 3igeuner : 8anoe Die mebrere
8Gren uno 4ffen nit ii1 fiibrten,
madte mebrere Gage oieier ISOLDE I'M.
iere Stabt uniiher.
9as brei Sabre alte Sobterden
6es Srn. Srib &oeller bate Iesteil
Wontag oas ungliif, pdbreno es i'm
Sole ipielte, gu fallen ,tno ben Irm
all breder.
Sim letten Samstag Itarb Nico-
laus @eniing fen. I'M Sitter bon 80
Sabren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-07
@eiter gOrmarts.

8on 8arl @oerlnann (9resben).
Stlrm auf Stlirm! llno Sdlag oil
Sdlag
Sielen itolae Soften,
Geite Siege Gag fir Sag
@elben Sit unb 8eiten.
@robe 9inge iin6 geideb'n;
Ser5, on oarfit frobloden:
9auieno Siegesfabnen peb'n
9eint 8el6lt Der @loden.
Subtle, Ser5; bod nift 81 laiit:
Sdmeigenb rubin bie Soter,
Shueigen6, bob Dir mieber graut,
@anoeln Sraiierboten.
ad, nod limo mir nidt gefeit
@iber gralte Sorgen;
Nm bos belle Sel,te reibt
Sid elm burlfles Morgen.
8e1ielnb lit bes &rieges Slid,
Gbb' unb Slut int Meere,
Sorm1rts bier unb bort 3ltriif
8ogen tapf're Seere,
8o6e, Sera; bod felt linb ltarfl
Self erItrablt's i'm @orben.
S6mer getroffen Biz ms Warf
8lob'n Der Steppe Sorben.
8eiter porpGrts itlrmlimtoit
9rdngen 0euti6lanbs Seloen.
@orm1rts nun, Bis 8elt uno Sit
stur nod Siege mclben!
@ormarts nun Bis tiemano mag
Mebr bran breb'n In bel,ten,
Bis am groBen Sriebenstag
4lle @loden lauten!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-07
Der merifaniide ganbit gilla ii

o,tf ocm beiten 8ese. elm beriibmter
@ailr 5l tperoen. ginsefreiit mar er
i9on elm %paarnial, I'M 9eb mar er
audi idon, peripunbet ebeufalls unb
beinabe pdre ct gar idon eefan.
aen iporoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-07
Giner Ser aroBten @runoeiae

5 Giner Der groBten @rinoeigen.
tbunls ! 8erfdiife, felt Dielen Sabren,
murbe borige Bode in Sefferion Ctr
abgeidloiierL als Stto giel ieinen &c.
lammten, bortigen @runobeiis fir bic
Snmine bon $4,000, on Council
Bros, bon gollniuap gountp, iiber.
trng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-07
@eun bic fir Die merifaniide

Straierpeoition bcnotbigten Slug.
aellge bier abiollit nift sl beidaffen
iino = pielIeidt iiberlaBt England
uns leibueiie Elm poar bon Den Wa.
idinerl bie mir ibm g%eliefert baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-07

stetp Diseoberp rnb baItet's i'm
Saliie. rSit in 8irfIidfeit cine
sroBartige @eoiain ,ino ib baIte inn.
iler cine Glaide oabon borratbia.1
l6reibt %. g. Seiiernan, S%ronconia,
y. s. @elo 5rriid, ioenn nidt All.
frieoe1itellenb, aber es biIft fat I'M.
n'er. (gbb.1)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-07

-Benm Sbr @euiefeiten babt,
nno piinidt bob 6ieieIben I'M Bolts.
blot erideinen %ioller, 6arn ruff ,rs
aiif per Wbone Nr. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-07
SonamS blei6t neutral, eimerlei,

mic pieIc Sdiffe Die GngIanoer ibn,
nod berienfen iperben, I'm eiter
aonflidt nit 0eutidlano berbci5u.
fiibren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-07

-sfbonniert auf bas Sermanner
@olfsbIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-07

senn Sbr mietben, faufen, Der.
iaiifell ODER taui&en nom, bonn
brfnst g I'M gOIfsblait ai,r anaeiae.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-07
@raf Yrintins g., Seransseber.

Entered in the Post Office at Her
mann, Mo-, as second class mail
matter.
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-04
TO LET THEM SELL
Especial to Gateway by United Press

Especial to Gateway by United Press)
DENVER, Colo, July 29.-An
amendment to the prohibition law and
six other measures will be referred
to the voters of Colorado at the No
vember election.
The bill initiated by the brewers to
permit the sale of Colorado made beer
in the state is easily attracting the
most attention. The other six include
the medical examination and license
act passed by the Legislature but op-
posed by the chiropractors and other
recent schools of drugless medicine.
Better facilities for the treatment
of the states insane, abolition of the
state tax commission and extension
of civil service are proposed. The use
of state school funds for farm loans
and proposal relating to the running
of cattle on the range are the two re-
naming measures to be voted on.
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-04

Henry d. Reynolds addressed an
other meeting last night regarding
the work of establishing a smelter in
Seward and before leaving on the
Mariposa ne wished it to be under
stood that the matter is now up to the
committee which will get together
Immediately and interview all the
people with a view to discovering what
financial support can be secured here
at home for it. Mr.. Reynolds went
Gway this morning but will be back in
a week or ten days. In his speech
last night he dclared that Seward is
the only place for such a smeter be-
cause it has the railroad to the inter
ior, is in touch with the Matanuska
coal and because of its wonderful har-
Dor facilities. He tried to impress hi.
listeners with the immensity of the
value of smeter to this city but he
really was only voicing the opinions of
the people themselves, or rather crys-
tallizing the general opinion.
The fact is being dwelt upon that a
smelter would, first of all, advertise
Seward as nothing else, except the
railroad, could. From thousands of
square miles of territory ore will be
shipped to wherever on the Alaska
coast smelter is located. Indeed
that smelter need not in itself for
years be a mony-making business and
yet be the biggest money maker that
the people Of Seward could possibly
have. Without a question the United
States government will want to aid in
its establishment and support it by
every means, and this will be made
doubly sure if the people themselves
show their interest and their belief in
the project.
Just now Anchorage is also getting
the idea of a smelter. In its issue of
July 20 a correspondent in the An
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-04
Team Captains
Select Men to
Play Seward

ANCHORAGE, August 2. - The
captains of the three local ball teams,
Nichols, Rochon and Thompson, met
Monday night and selected what they
consider the strongest team thai can
be gotten together from the local
teams to represent Anchorage at the
Seward series.
Manager Tracy has charge of this
series and is allowed IA players under
the arrangements he has with Seward
and no doubt the team selected 6y the
three captains will, in the main, be
taken on the trip next week.
In the selection the city team has
seven representatives, Shamrocks six
and the Commission one, as follows;
City-Brown, Van Devere, Nichols,
Tiffany, Linn, Powery and Nourse;
Shamrocks-Dorwin, Amundsen, Ro-
chon, Levine, Duncan and Mills, and
for the Commission Costello. This
combination would give the Anchor
age team seven pitchers who are ver'
satile and able to occupy different po-
sitions and still be in position 20
pitch if necessary; the catching de-
partment will be ably filled by Am
and Tiffany; however Tiffany
is slated for third except in case Of
accident to Amundsen. Henning was
not named simply from the fact that
it would be absolteuly impossible for
him to get away from his work at
this time.
All reports to the contrary, this ag-
gregation should bring home the ba-
con and at least will make a credita-
BILE showing against the Seward
hunCh.-Times.
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-04
PRESIDENT AT WORK
TO PREVENT STRIKE

WASHINGTON, August 4.-Judge
Chambers of the United States Board
OF Cancellation and Arbitration went
into conference with President Wilson
at 9 o'clock this morning regarding
the threatened strike of the railroad
employees all over the country. The
immensity Of the strike threatened
may be guaged when it is stated that
four hundred thousand men will walk
out unless something can be done to
prevent it.
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-04
United States Buys
The Danish Islands
Treaty Signed in New York Today by
Both Countries.

WASHINGTON, August 4.-The
treaty between the United States and
Denmark for the purchase of the Dan
ish islands in the West Indies was
signed today in New York by Secre-
tary Lansing and the Danish minister,
Brunt. The state department an
nounced this officially this afternoon
and declared that the purchase price
of the islands was twenty-five mil
lions. The transaction is regarded as
historically big as it brings the
United States into South America.
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-04
Crook Delayed By
Frisco Collision

The army transport Crook which
was due here about now, and on which
the Engineering Commissions en-
ployees, were to receive cheap rates
to thu outside, got into a collision in
San Francisco with a japanese steam
er as she hit out for Alaska and was
placed OH drydock. The accounts do
not say whether she is badly damaged
or not but she had some plates sprung
and "dented STEM" The accident
occurred on July q.
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-04
GrOsvOId Wins in
Noted Fox Lawsuit

A telegram was received from Val
dez today stating that Judge Brown
had decided in favor of the plaintiff
in the case of Grosvold VS.. Whelpley,
a case in which Little Koniugi island
and the foxes thereon were in dispute.
j. Lindley Green and the firm of
Donahue and Dmond were for the
defendant and James and Woolley
we're for the plaintiff. Mr.. Whe'pley
contcnded that the Department Of
Commerce had no authority to give
lease, and Mr.. Grosvold had a lease
from the department The court
granted permanent injunction re-
straining the defendant from using
the island and all points were decided
in favor of the plaintiff.
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-04

|ALL ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT
BUILDING SEWARD SMELTER

chorage Times exhorts the people OF
that city to stablish a smeIter. lie
says in part:
What shall be the future Of An
chorage? No doubt this thought has
been uppermost in the minds Of every
one here this summer. Let US stop
minute and take stock. Anchorage Is
now the headquarters for the con
struction Of the railroad. What will
it be after the railway is completed?
Will it be another Skagway, the place
where people change from train tO the
boat and from the boat to the train
Our answer is, that Anchorage will
be just what we make it. If we cant
see farther than the payday of the
Alaskan Engineering Commission,
then we had better begin to think
about moving.
(Which is the Hvest town in the
northwestern states today? The an
swer is Butte. Why? Because it's
the smelter town. Which is the liv-
est town in British Columbia today?
The answer is Trail. Why? Because
it's the smeter town.
Can we make of Anchorage a smell
ter town? We can. To the north Of
us in the Broad Pass country the
mountains are full of smelling ore OF
all kinds. We have great coking coal
in the Matanuska. We are on tide
water. Heretofore, in a new, unde-
veloped country, the cry has always
been, "When the railroad comes"
But we don't have to wait. The rail
road is here now"
The Publicity Committee desires it
to be known that thousand copies of
yesterdays Gateway are ready now
for distribution. All those who know
people they want to send copies to will
please give their names to the Com
mttee.