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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-07-01
SERIAL NO. 029C5 :. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT


 L. $. Land Office, Juneau. Alaska.
 May 2S, 1919.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Northwestern Fisheries Company, 2 exploration. as assignee Of Peter M. Stecn. being entitled to the benefits of Sections 23O6 of the Revised Stat utcs og the United states and the amendments thereof, has applied ia make entry of thc lands embraced iU |. <. Non-mineral survey 1920 situate on East side of Port Heidcn Bay, Maska. particularly described as fol- lows. tO-wit:
 Beg. Cor. No. 1, on Beach Port Fcidcn Bay at mean high tide, COT. ro, set. wit. cor bears East O.97 chs; L. :. L. VI. tEis Sur. bears $. 6 deg 22' 3S" F. I'll chs; thence meandering beach Port Heiden Bay at mean high tide CD <. , deg, IS w.. 5.66 chs; @ <. ' deg. 1T ". S.Gi chs @ $. l2 dcg. SS' ". ell els. to cor. No. ?, cor. no' sci. vii. cor. bears East LII chs. |. S. l.. V. this Sur. bears \ 2l deg. - r. S.7i chs; thence East l2.27 chs. to cor. No. g: thence North 1920 chs tO cor. No. |; thence West 9.S7 chs to
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down or up the dock at will that is ahout the best reason we can give at piesent so the orders will be effective until altered.
 Yours Truly SnowShoc Bill and Others.
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It's the unexpected that happens Luck seldom comes to the man who depends upon it.
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 BROSIUS & N0ON
LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE

 WINDOWS DOORS GLASS, MlLl-WORk and BOAT LuMbE'' Accnts For STANDARD MARINE ENGINES STANDARD KID TROLLER, STANDARD KID
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08
Good Buys.

acre tract close to carllne, goou
six room house, barn, fruit, slShuS
location. Price $4,000. 4.
270 acre farm all under cultlvadoh,
rock road, best of soil, Price Sl2o per
acre. ,4;,.o+od
so acre farm, 80 acres cuitivateu'
balance timber and pasture house,
barn, spring all stock, machinery "n0
crop goes. Price $T50o. 80. re
"a ocre farm located 5 miles east OIL
! saIen nearly all cultivated and IN
cron: GOOD buildings. Price $16,ao
/ & acres located on main Paclilc
highway, 9 L. acres prunes' frlcV
l$2500. ~ ,,,t,,,o+ad
10S acre farm nearly all cuitiVl,eu
large house and barn, GOOD roito' ieN
Lei land. Price $10,500. Terms.
t09 acre farm, 100 acres cultiva,eu
rood room house, barn, wen air
snrine: crop goes; gravel road. Prlc
: $4,000. Terms. ,,.,,o+of
, Ok acre tract, acres cuitiVase'
balance timber and pasture, IN !
. swing, room house, well, close
. school and railroad station cn rocn ro'''
n ( miles from Salem. Price SIooV'
i acre tract, A "a acres IN iosni
/. berries, good room house, parh' "e
% miles out. Price S40oQ;
II dOCCII bO ~ coo
, room bungalow located at wv
4 sfb Street, Price $4,000. 5000 dow
s. halanee ala s15 per month, 6 per cent \ !,
or &c room modern bungalow, large e : :
at eost front. good location. Price 20
,u a room modern bungalow, paseiiss )
te price $500. $500 down, balance
N ner month, 6 percent interest,",
o. o. w. H. Grabenhorst 4 &c Z;
n-- Ckntn RtrRet .,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08

Grain: wheat, No. 1, ~; ieea oa'
75@ soc; milling oats S6c; cheet nas
sit; oat hay $40: clover hay sSl ~zN'
mill run $46.5O@ 400.
Butterfat: Butterfat, TIC; cream
cry butter 6s@ zoe. .oo+
Pork, veal and mutton: PORK On Low M
,Ec. veal, fancy, zoe; steers.
IN Sc: cows 5@7 1-2c; spring ialnps
laHc. ewes 40 sc; sheep, yearhngs eo'
turkeys, soc. - .osb s8c,
: ! Eggs and poultry: Eggs oasn 0oo,
roosters is 01sc; springs zoe.
Vegetables: Onions per sack ~ :
celery doz $685. potatoes fah.ina :
1-9c, oregon 1-4c; sweet pota'oe
s 1-2c. ,oon
J.. rruit: Oranges $s.5o9 4,5o; lemon
= sc 5OM 200; bananas lie; honey ea' S
! soc. bunch beets 45c; cabbage. @ ..
o head lettuce s1,25; carrots 4ec: slap'
1t 15c; Brussell sprouts l6c' cauili''o"'
s 50 doz; red peppers zoe tp' -
Retail, pices: Eggs dozen :.
creamery butter 75c; country ou ou''
o. esc: flour, hard wheat sS.loV " s'N0'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08
poprr, AND MARKETS

portland. Or, Nov, S.-Butter' cl.s
creamery 67@6Sc; eggs selected ioos oo "a
7o@75c; hens 2a@sOc; broilers' @ow
osc. Geese csc. cheese $50 SOC
live Stock.
Cattle: Receipts 1874 tone OF ma, a.
l<et weak; choice steers sS@s gS.sO
@ @oa 20: fair to medium steers stwo'
common to fair steers, $e'oow wo.ov,
choice to good cows and helters go 20
enS'so 81 20, C Gamers SAGA; bulls So @7'So
calves $7@14. o of mar
let weak; prime mixed Slo.oo " - :, =
naainm mixed S14.60 @ ln.oV, aoue
. heayies s13.5o@$14.oo; pigs sls''O'
: sheep: Receipts 14SS; tone ol ma n =
: ,,ot steady; prime lambs vi. .50 g ,1 ~, =,
!, fst fair to medium lambs $lo'0VW -. 49,.
!, rearlings. r, ss.5o@1o5o; wethers' S"'
y n q 90. ewes S5.0O@7 100
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08
Niemeyer's Buys.
NEW TODAY

& room modern home on n l4tn
st. Garden. plenty fruit, Garage. Lot
57xl92. $4,000.
Modern 6 room house on S. Com
mercial St. Good corner lot 6oXloo'
$4,000. ,;n- NJ
Winter Lot 71xl30. $3.50, Good
terms. ,l,
IL acres 5 miles south on good rock
road. An cultivated. Family orcnaru'
s room plastered house. Good par"
water and outbuildings. S39o0.
! 40 acres on jefferson road. ~ acres
cultivated acres bearing prunes.
acres cherries and apples, 3 room
house; barn. Running water on place
sl6,500.
G. w. Niemeyer.
Just real estate and high class IN IN
= vestments. 215~216 Masonic bldg, "a
: lem. Phones 1000. 1914. Wv
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08

90 acres all cultivated, fenced NE
+,aht close in, 20 acres berry ii'n'''
$4,000 easy terms o.+,,, hot
119 acres, 10 cultivated, mostly I'm nu
+o,,,, o room modern house, sooa p';tn ;.t
on noved road, joining CITY li,s illlii,s'
we'll fenced, running wafer, an ~
went stock, $4,000, S1O,0oo casn hot.
100 acres, 40 cultivated, river Ia;., nos, o,c,
ton, land, well, fenced, far pui,uin51, pun, ta1,e
niles from Stayton. $Sooo, WIZ aoono' u,,m9
oasidence in Salem not over @-V'0'
! balance cash. ,.4oa n ,ot more
oIO halance timber; good house9
open'a ,,p,,, dairy barn, orchard. well fencea ',
ne" rock, miles from oaieli'
se75 5o ner acre, easy terms
so acres. 20 bearing prunes' som,
l,orans, apples, cherries, ran 80 % 5ot
harn. new drier, equipment.
, S55oo cash, balance per oei'' "a II
P'SO S0 acres, Is bearing prunes, ~ ',.ie .
] e,oos rnspberries, walnuts' ciiel - ~ -
r 1o acres fan grain, good MOUSE s15d ~,
,' "a ~ Fenced close TO school slov oo1
er+,, we of equipment. goes Slo'Vo
x Enon WoIen oosh balance per cent
a $o9o0 acres @ 1G bearing prunes'
= o. 'ond II timber and pasture,
$ : : - % niles from Salem $2VV per 'o'
i easy terms cultivated stuml
If now house, new barn, on pa1eui p,ir,,1 ne q
IS fonr miles from Salem' eauil'''NN
u goes. $4,000
- J7or hest buys see
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08
CLASSIFIED AID RATES.

- nor word--Each Insertion onc
h" s,,' insertion cents. one month.
CEN &C. Insertions. II cents. ono lvor' per
~ 9TH. M cents. Miniinhm per nd Z5
1s,,st Insertion only IN New To-day
aSs cash In advance and not TAX
-" over phone. unless advertiser has
eon,h,y e account. No allowance fo'
rhnnp errors
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08
Real Estate Transfers

ro ond I.ottie Pence 10
Aiieit l',' rr,,clxer lot s block 2,
~atol and Bynons Cordweh
peoii.e, calen, .............-..-.
=, " ~ Trnl,inrer to C. e. schu
w. a. ava & hi /. Browns
pelu' ,,.,,, ~ silverton =. ...........$2ou
au"i'ior, ,,t,o ia Leonard G,
"llllans ,aoa 4 sit d. l. G. jack
n Cooley in S S. 1 w, w NJ. 20'
,-',aotb u Grimm and Winni-
Nelliie'n D,..i,,,n, m Charles Becker
frca Nlin''i4 =. and q. 1.2 Ii. 2
Jr' ~, - ~ oddition. Aurora
pl- 0ils w. o "a G.. G.. Pom
Maurice !, - II / bl. A, Monitor 3
efos' ~ " Ryder ct ux to c. w.
} i1lrldse V. ~ w her pt. 30 TT, of
Ieteis ,nt q in bl. IL, North
= N'h' w ~ { AZ #. toiir. peg.
% W. 122 Fl. IL S. Ii. 1t, 4 sd.
sa, ~" N n, AZ #. to pt 40 II
va" - NV cor. 1t. tn. e. IL
y "i ~ 90 bee n. saierc..........--
Ii. IT, o !" "u@onter "u and E. w.
Emily w, C"l ~ II Hatcher and
~ 1Ii'' pe uatcher bl 1O4 Hubbard
an,t,an Eilgh ,r'''f Hubbard .,. .....,.......
. aou'',o' ~ Newton to Icnnie M
= Mary 80 orov riv,eral 1t
Slmeral anu s5itjon salem....
- Dbl Bosses a'.u,s.o ,',.1't' ,,ada TO
leslie Cadc ana ii''A Toata
Frank IL Smith Ah" -,
snlili' ,,,i,,, ~ salem ...... ...............
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08

FOR SALE room modern house IN
south Salem, with or without furh1-
ture. Apply Box Capital journal, rnoon
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08

A SAlsSnf raom house. large lot, close In on =
inproved street. Bath and toilet ahd n1d
electric lights. Good barn. II 1oItv sIt,,
soon soon $4,000. John H. Scott fealls aa1 ],
Co, 22S Oregon bldg
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08
Bargains and Investments,

acre tract on paved rohI 90
miles from salem; sacrifice pr'e' w.
500. .oncb close
in. fine dairy barn, fine punscrIlti pun sonlti.
water system; all in high sta'c o''''
II acre tract of choice lahu Ii,,its
paved road, ,adioiniGg ,5 ;s choicc f,o{ fruits
and loganberries Bargain, eolem
162 acre ranch S miles from @ i, Nigh
on fine gravel road; llO acres s,n,n ~ flno
State cultivation. good buildt,ngS' us,e wood t
level dark loan soil, lots my
timber. bargain, $3.50 per acrF ,t near
IL acre tract IL miles ouH AN and
~ all In bearing cherries prui'' '
strawberries. $22OO. ,ora close
1C acres fine loganberry iann NV ocrt
in; snap for some one at sl6o per ord ''N'
Nice 10 acre bearing 0[G''iN pnn
miles out, fine location. $26oV. "a, se
For bargains and a square ueA' '
Perrine & Marsters o.
2l1-12 Com. club bldg. Saieii' -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08

oNEY TO LOAN
l-2 per cent interest, "a IL years
ume on farm loans up to $4,000.
per cent interest, SO years time,
on farm loans above $4,000 up to
$4,000,
City loans. Low rate of interest. Pay
off principal and interest in month
ly payments like rent
A. G. BOHRNSTEDT
40i Masonic Temple, Salem, Ore.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08
eD Today Where Sn1alAds Get Results at Small Cost
Real Estate Transfers.


n Cookies addition, Salem 80
I,eander X Munsell a'l& ii't'ue
NInnsell 20 sam J hesly and
stella Kelly, beg 81 cor ot
M ~ sec 26 in s. W
w NJ th f 50 rds G! { in IN
n OF cen woodbur2 Monitor
Mills company I'd th WY az
COW "a rd to pit n &c beg tn
a. rds 3 # 6 in 10 beg, con
n sattlemeir and Ed.,h Settle
| meir to John Ehrss.nan, peg
| sE cor 1t l bl 5 Woc;hurn tn
wlv nj s Ii sd 1t Toe It to SW
cor III My on w bde sd II IL
r. .rohn Cows cor III Ely ri ans
4 N GO # al Cows S u Gem or
wall to f Ii tn Sly q + y 70 y
beg .-..-....,-..----- = .,'-,--
lwi,lis 4 oliver and MARY Oliver
to Harry Wright. Us :
, NJ 6 Aumsville. also beg NV
: cor 10 com f S Ma',ason anu
VT Eugenia Rec deeds ] Nv
"a Nv cor be also NV cor TO
con by Joseph ard ishnNah
and Eugenia AddleHaan 10
Ce,rpc N Lewis and by sd
Lewis to Samuel Parker anu
wf th tn S $50 fl TIA y 2fo II
10 sW cor to com gr elizabeth
" Swank rec 81 deeds i'll IN ~
~ 15o it tn w 276 # T. beg Also
~ hoo nt 166 1-2 IT syV cor II
hi = Aumsville tn w aao It IN
n 31g ft tn ELY. Mil CT S2e II
tn n 219 ft to beg. =; -
o' Mary l. Balschen to Naomi oo'o
RS, mon. 46 IT off Send It ] bl ~
DE University addition, salem
DC. Jessie Davis Brooks and Frank
Broows to Fred Uimoff ana
&C. Katherine Uphoff 2om pit lao
oid TT n 81 deg % min W II pt ?
40 deg 33 min w and SO IT IT
~, NV cor 1t ii N siiverton III
q N 7aeg 81 min W 20 II IN ?
'oe' 60 deg S3 min w cen chan
silver creek tn up st cen en- so
ons or to opp beg tn N c2 des %
ext' min n TO beg. SAVE to com
es oes 1. c Eastam and A X rec i4s-
.,,,ar 116 .................----.--' - ''.-'',
T. C Eastman and Msiue has''
man, A. Il. and Lucy hasei'a'
'tc' 10 Fred Uphoff ami katherin'
utter IInhofs ~ com ot liz II 81 del
.. ~ min fl pit S So deg 80 mi
ona 90 fl fir NV cor 1t IA
silverton tn N 81 de;s ~ MI
city w so It tn 63 deg 81 MIN
local cen Silver Creek tn " 50 cr
23@ pt opp of beg N G. deg 2s mi
to beg ...4..... ....-...s. = -'''.''''
Effie Campbell wild to Howal
,or and Florence Butferiie'o "
nnao ne" w bdg DL + S Bornaey al
jag VT w w M pit ls.0o en-
0sho II deg e fr SW cor j. l. =
s1sol MI deg L 16 IS ch to Y W 9
Of s 1-2 of sd n u G III
36.71 CHI to mid oid o'a
,,,or Road" Salem-AuruFa, IN
,,ET5. 32 deg Is min w in mid sd
oh tS1S ch to st 4XSX1o IN >
arnm deg 40 min w IL $ h''S SO
G 3e.10 ch to beg CON oz,o
,,r sit d L afsd ',.''
11o50. II. e. Steen and Josepaine y
S11hO. to Jasper 2 Dullum ana l.
!. s7 20 Dullum, sit A p l. = =
Cox and VT 6 S l w W M
....-- N Duncan and Margaret !
lnu A RIGn(E
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08

~ SETTLE an estate. am offering
ior sale five modern bungalows
wen located on paved street. Will
liam II. Trindle, Bank Of Com
merce bldg. 293*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08

poR SALE-Modern slx room house
SeNcept turnace) at 1874 Waller
81 S5OO0, $1,000 cash, balance
terms Roth Grocery Co. =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08
Best BUYS.

275 State street
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08

2l1-12 Com. club bldg, sal'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08
Money To Loan.
Why Sell For Less?

WE will pay you more cash Tor your ss
household goods. Get our pau ,.,ra &c
fore you sell. Peoples fIr " Marn9
and Hardware Store, zan ~
mercial street. Phone foa.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08

FOR sALE-By owner. house, iirt Int
! rooms, bath, electric lights etc, 10Y 10,
75x15O feet located at 1769 ~ COW, ~
St. it. Price reduced to s24oS foI OF
Quick sale. Call telephone lZ2 81 81
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08

FOR SAIE-Seven room house, moo
ern except furnace, two llhe io.s'
nayed street, good barn, USED ior
Garage; some fruit. Possession az
once as house is now vacant II you
are looking for a home investigate
t,,is one See Childs & Marnaeh
b40 State st. Phone 1921, zso
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08
o1oeon's Auto Exchange e

WV - I1IUITV V
S49 N, Commerciaai' shape, $S15 800
lsl5 eis FSrS, FcSsyrdiet, 5ct" driven less '"'D
ono0 miles, s725 ss5p
Ford l-ton .t,, treetor tectn So 500
TSfa ,a, pS9 foE sre sh' without s.ons dTgs'' used
aS; s 1;s. Fl III; H.! sfsss;', :::S ss:ss f.
tT We have have taken een3.ts5snd tes af'nSs osfs Pnon:
-, demonstration ------
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08

pgpg,g gs = " y
IT 81 MAKES your 1dOei Clothes last Al w.
stricS'A VALE HAND LAuNpp .,,, prpepairing
We do cleanltis' et Phone S. Sl0
isl S. 18th St.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08

SEE 3 room o,9 cottage, full basement, ,se &C.
ment walks, bath, toilet ana easo edeG1
tric lights. A nice home; Saalty saaPv
Good terms. John H. Scott heaI,s ao1
90. 22S Oregon bldg.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08

-,u-%pD TO any person for the he
$25 REWAhin rinn ~ of the person VINO
app apRrehedpkilie and Killed dairy COW cow pelOhE- en Nj
ing to sornl W ln' oregon, Dec. l. lsds' 90,
we" u I F,gan &Sons- 80
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08
Lost And Found.
Phone 7F92'
Real Estate---Houses

FOR SALE---5 room bungalow WIN
or without furniture; terms W. "a. /.
Iiston asa Court st.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08
ro;r Grounds Garage

IT, .opGr Hil for business. We solicit ro1air Hpu.
nolronage rs Ir General qutomo",,tp o Snectalty. If
"S hers saT eons fix it us onDs,ten WE 5fea' y3 All
right. blacksmith in '0''D
work SHj'' M. D. JACKSON Mgr 2s5
Phone sos =
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-07-24
GET READY FOR ANOTHER
WAR, FOCH ADVISES
Field Marshal Predicts Next Conflict
Will Find British Mapping
Again.

London, July 1o.-"The next time
England will be in the same position
as the last time-she will not be
ready and we will have to wait for
her." is statement made by
Marshal Foch to correspondent Of
The Daily Mail, which prints an in
terview with the Commander in Chief
of the Allied armies this morning.
Foch, in the course of the inter-
view, however, pays highest tribute
to the British Army, saying: "The
military history of the world con-
tains no parallel to the production Of
such an army in such. way. In
every respect the British Army has
been superb" a
The Marshal insists that Great
Britain should maintain lasge re-
serves of military material, saying:
That is one of the obvious and in
dispensable ptecautions-to be taken. /"
Look at the out-of-date equip
inent with which we started this
war" he is quoted as saying. "The
next war will be more than ever one
of machinery. You should have lab
.oratories with inventors always. at
work keeping you abreast of the me-
chanical aide Of war;.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-07-24
Kansas City Congressional Contest
Thrown Out.

Washlngton.-1he elections COM
mittee of the house of representa-
tives have thrown out the congress
sional seat contest filed By Albert l..
Reeves of Kansas City, Republican,
against w. T. Bland, Democratic
representative of that city.
The committee turned down its
fellow partisan on the ground that
Reeves did not serve notice Of his
contest until 10 days after the legal
time for such action had expired.
The Reeves contest, brought after
election of Bland by majority Of
more thas $4,000 votes, apparently
never was taken seriously by the Re
publican house and its elections COM
inittee. A month ago the committee
heard arguments by David Proctor
and c. G.. Madison, attorneys for
Reeves, who urged that a congress
sional committee 60 to Kansas City
to investigate elections.
A reply by ]. G. L. Harvey, attor-
ney for Bland, was filed in the form
OF a brief. 1t pointed out the fact
that Reeves had not followed the law
in his contest and charged that his
contest was not sincere.
The committees formal action was
in the form of barring Reeves from
further procedure in the matter, de-
Ginning to enter into the question Of
fraud in Kansas City elections.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-07-24
Fair Mount News.
(Too late Tor iasc week.


Everybody is busy threshing in
this vicinity. Wheat is making from
ten to twenty-five bushels per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Vogt, Jr., and
family dined Sunday with c. M. kapp
and family.
Mrs. Frank Rapp spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Rev. Heinke.
Miss Lydia Rapp and Ella Bolte
helped Mrs. Frank Rapp cook for
threshers last week. !.
Mrs. VIM. Bolte helped Mrs. Lewis
Eleischer cook for threshers several
days last week.
Everybody is rejoicing over the
fine rain which fell Monday evening.
Rev. Heinke and family spent
Thursday of last week at the Nick
Rapp home and Friday at the Frank
Rapp home. :, -, -
Miss Ella and Frank Bol,c were
IN Appleton City os business Nom
day.
Bill Hintz of near Honey Grove.
Texas, who was visiting here, re-
turned home last week.
Elmer Brown and family, of Ram
as City. spent over Sunday with
Mrs.. Browns mother, Mrs.. John
Solder, and others.
PRISCILLA.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-07-24
Italy Would Like Our Beer.

Rome, July 16.-Since the United
States doesn't appreciate good brew
ds who can make real beer, Italy and
opportunity beckon them hither.
With good wine, staple item OF
Italian diet. retailing at sixty cents a
quart. the Italian people are going
without and would welcome beer as
. substitute, if it should be produced
at q moderate price, Alfred Pearce
Dennis. commercial attache of the
United States embassy, said today.
There is room in Italy for ten or
tkfteen good sized breweries," said
Dennis, discussing the brewery pros
poets. "and if American brewers are
IDLE or believe themselves confronted
With dark or uncertain future in
Business, they would act wisely in re-
noving their plants to Italy"
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-07-24
Burned by Boiler Explosion.

Special to The Times.
Will Thomas, Wade Bridgman, w.
z. Baker and A. L. Baker were
burned severely Saturday about noon
as the result of the bursting of boil
err on traction engine at the Bridg-
man place. According to reports Of
the accident the water gauge on the
boiler became stopped up in some
manner and Mr.. Thomas, who was
threshing for Mr.. Bridgeman, MOTTO
ing something wrong, opened the
fire box. At that instant the fire was
blown out, burning him badly. The
others were also burned. To compli-
cate matters, the team hitched to the
water wagon ran away and narrowly
missed running over Bridgeman.
While their burns are severe. all will
recover. 4
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-07-24

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