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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
Spirit of Virginia's Press

in the list of those who stepped briskly up
on Candidate Hard!ng's front porch day
Siemp OF Virginia, appeared and when this
momentous fact was wired 10 Virginia the
Newport News Times Herald became a prophet
and reg istercd this little prediction:
IF senator Harding is so fortunate ms TO
be elected to the presidency. the Honorable c.
Bascom Slemp, OF Virginia, will be member
OF his Cabinet"
The eagle-eyed editor of the Halifax Ca
zette has made a discovery. That paper says:
another thing about women voting-they
have started asking questions about politics
that il mere man can't answer"
ton Forge Review, ARE now thing of the
past. The fact is they have become so uni
popular that few people have the nerve to
suggest putting on campaign for this
purpose"
The Review should know that tag day still
comes to Richmond with weekly regularity.
According to the hopeful Danvillc Bees
View OF IL. the recent slump In the prices for
automobiles furnishes three lessone for the
business all over the country, the third Of
which is:
The era of high prices have come to an
consume on the artificial price levels that have
been established"
Norfolk is threatened with extreme b,ue
laws that Will probably make Richmond seem
10 sunday visitors from that city look like n
Wi"e open towh and 1t makes the Ledger
Dispatch aEonizc follows
III is earnestly hoped that tho movement
III not designed TO go far Is reported
If II is, IL is time to take stand. The Lede-
or-Diapatch IL fatty opposed to an open sun :
day. but 1t liz equally opposed to any move
Inent that would make Norfolk both uncom-
Portable and ridiculous"
Tine orators medal or something equally "a
good shomid be handed over TO the editor Of
the Loudoun Times. In urging the female
citizenry Of Loudoun County Of all Virginia
and Of the nation to vote enrIy and often 40
To sneak. hc gets or the following:
when Goa took his softest clay. tho most
beautiful tints from tho rainbow and with
an Ideal ms a model created tho form Of worn
an. he made tho greatest OF his creations Tic
gifted his creation with mind TO think and
renson. and bada her go forth and DO n helm
TO man. To her. man has always looked FOR
help md assistance and in giving her the
right OF ballot no looks to her for further
help. help to clean tho world Of rotten poIitIi
cnl conditions. help to change elections from
public sales to tmerited honors. and helm "a
aid him In tho heavy task. imposed upon HAN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
Wnnts 2,777,s7O GniIona on.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Tendcrs for
supplying 2,777.870 gallons of iubri.
cnting oils for tho uso of govern
ment-owned and controlled merchant
ships for tho year beginning Novem-
Ssr -. were Invited tonight by the
made at Atlantic and Gulf ports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
The Funniest Thing.

IS S: The Funniest Thing in the World Is
Barber with Whskers. +. o. B."
IS s: How about Boarding House Debu
tante? PerIpron"
IS S: The f. 7. in the w is Five-Cent
fiece. Busted"
c'mon. Folks what's the Funniest Thing in
the World?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04

VIII the women of Richmond cast more
votes November than males who have tho
privilege Of the ballot? Here is an opnor.
tunity FOR the gentlemen with a penrhap,
Tor laying wagers to yet busy At his
writing the odds seem to be on the women
folks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
The world. nissc.t nnaio station.

T. J. G.. Frcder lex sburg.-The worlds big
gest radio plant Is being built at Rocky Point
Long Island. IT will be capable OF handling a
Thousand words a minute and powerful enough
10 send messages that will encircle the globe
the hrst wireless message to be heard around
Inc world was received at Washington August
81 l?2o and was received from the Lafayette
radio station at Bordeaux. France, which il
VIC largest station at present. The I.afayctte
station was built by the United States navy
ana VIII be taken over by the FRENCH govern
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost any topic, ex-
ceptinE on legal md medical snbjccts, nrc nm
swered Tree. Az all inquiries nrc answered d.
rectIS ny personal letter. sclf-nddr csscd
stamped envelope il required. Address The
Iimss-Di"Pntch Information bureau. Rich
mond, Nn.
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ConcyvilIc n,nk Robbcrr

H. j. C.. Newport News.-The Dalton gang
robhcd tho Eank OF Coreyvilc Kas October
D. iS"2 Those who took part IN the robbery
we're: Bob. Grafton and Emmett Dalton xii
Power and Dick Broadweu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04

Inc practical ana strictly business editor
."e SoVlngton Nirginan has patience
S tn lhe startling proposition of Professor
oouuura 10 lire rockets ut the moon with
Sa'ii'inr enort TO communicate with other
worlds. The Virginian says
th ele scientists able to pump rockets by
~ m' ,u uo%ehs into the moon. wherein would men
on the earth profit? Likewise. were we able to
catch catch Il flash signal from Mars and were con
r,neea that Martians were engaged in seek
~ s 20 communicate with u.s. that would In
t me nave enough of them to employ us indus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04

I"hH"T. E"yHtOn--An aIrDlane engine mall-
!hH l.,'' rcvolutions minute on tho ground
WE MAKE about l.45o revolutions n minute In
III" ar an increase of NIFTY revolutions
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Sermons.

When we were young the sermon topics
concerned only two things: Heaven and He'll"
In the next decade the spiritual Impulse
switched to: Men and Morals"
Ten years passed, and the pulpit discussed:
Capital and Labor"
The fourth period was devoted chiefly to:
Science and Orthodoxy"
And Tor the past five years the leading
topic has been: Why Has the Church Failed
TO Convict the world?"
as emblem the Democrats have the donkey.
the Republicans the elephant. the Prohibitions
ISIS the camel We suggest for the Nom
PARTISAN League tho squirrel. with motto,
out for the Nuts"
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Church Membership.

~. a. r. Kichmond.--The Roman Catholic
,-hnrch mas the largest membership OF any 70.
!ir!ous orEanizaiion in the United states The
TWO Methodist Episcopal Churches combined
nave IN" next largest. The largest fratcrnal
organization is the Masons
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Charcoal Ephx Daily Thought.

Hit ain disgrace t BIO pore" said
Charcoal Eph. modify but when a man pass
right on by good job because he got half Il
doliah in he pocket. he sure glttin' reckless
wild Opportunity. Eat fritter, Mistah Jack
SON."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04

Workers In building trades, having been
kept out of jobs by high cost of Transporter
ton. appear disposed now TO throw many rail-
road men out OF jobs by making cost of build
ing p-ohibitive. thereby stopping moveme mt
OF mat erial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
Picked Up Mt Random.

The Absolutist proves nothing.
II Dlogenes had waited he might have used
the E-ray
goes back to work?
man with nothing but good Intentions Will
be an angel with clipped wings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
On M.intr winds.

Conductor, open that window! I'm suro
eating"
Conductor, close that window. Tn
frcezing!"
Cuisines OF two-way glarc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04

Apparently some registration officials in
our neighbor county OF Hanover do not read
the newspapers very diligently They renort
that they have heard OF the ratification
Of the nineteenth amendment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
a mathematical ProbIcr,

:" L. NJ. South Boston--This bureau docs
problems.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04

After long shrieking that there were not
enough cars to haul the freight. we get the
sound OF approaching wailing that there is
not enough freight for the ears to haul
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04

Possibly the general inspidity of this cam
oa,sn VIII cause 1920 to be remembered in
political history as "thc 2.75 per cent year."
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.RlfnnunD Ginps.bispatrb

rGnliSlIEp every day in the yenI IT 10 , South
il Iepth street. Richmond, Va. by 1he li"eS-
= - Dispatch Publishing Co.. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04

~ war. or carrying this country successfully
.n.ousn the dangerous period OF RECONSTRUCT
non which always follows wars destructive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04

The eaglc-eyed editor of the Halifax Ga
zctte has made discovery. That paper says:
Another thing about women voting-they
have started asking questions about politics
that "a mere man can't answer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
The Weather
tFurnis ed ~ y. g.. Weather Bur,.u,


y hMoe1i TSmperature Yesterday.
Maximum temperature to s II. M ~
sMlnihum temperature to 4 Il. M a.
Mcah temperature yeBterday...., II
Hn MAJ temperature for this dato.. &c
DehcisnSyy sinsS Mnfsn i::::: 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04

= IIDcni ItilInfalI.
naintali ~ hours ending l.. Non,
rainfall "a hours ending T. AZ Nnns
E1echs since March i............ G. So
EAeess since January I........... S3G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04

Local Observations mt y p. NJ, Yesterday
Wind direction. south; wind velocity, J .
weather a. l.. NJ, clear -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04

ADDRESS ALI. con-
MUSlCNTIONS 10 IL.
Timcs-DispatCh. anu nv
To individuals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
FURNISHED HOUSES
u. v. JAIN a co.
ETHEL BLDG. MAIN ss1s.

u. " JAIN a. co.
ETHEL BLDG. MAIN 5sls.
1ae ssth ave. New bungalow.
rooms; modern: concrete
basement: laundry: garage.
large corner lot t35.
1870 woodiawn avc.--House. =
rooms: modern; basement.
large lot and fruit. $40. or
wifi rent rooms and bath.
first floor. $50.
| fos7 ". fist si.--House. 6 rooms;
| modern: newly renovated ex-
| terioriy and interiorly. $50.
O. a. bouievard-Honse. s rooms
and sleeping porch; strictly
/ modern. hardwood floors. hot
water heat. basement; laundry.
garage. Lease. 500.
Des Moincs highway--House. I
Il rooms; electricity; water: barn,
wood shed and garage; ga
acres Of ground. $50 lease.
T.. v. JAIN & co.
EITEL BLDG. MAIN 1916.
tTJENfsHED WINTER CAMP COT,
tages. 80 TO SO per month. Wes'
El-H-
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o. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

-. a BARGAIN FOR CASH
tib0 for fixtures. grocery stock az
Invoice. llving rooms In connec-
ton; long lease: reasonable rent.
doing $40 70 $50 per day cash. no
delivery. Hubbard a Easton. 627
Sea boHrd Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09

TIE MILL PROPOSITION
A rare chance for . man who
can invest $500 and services
salary 70 start $500 per day.
The Investment gives you .
one-nfth interest IN mill and
lumber on hand. Lumber and
ties alone will invoice around
si.7oe Well located In Seattle.
on car line. Mill running to
capacity at present Has lease
on ~ million feet Of good
timber and contract for ties at
ga per thousand Your invest
ment fully secured. There is
no better investment In the
state for the small investor.
See Mr.. Cole. III Seaboard
Bldg.
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HOUSES FOR RENT

ET5F1fsHED WINTER CAMP cor
fages, So TO $40 per month. West
Hl-H
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9. FOR sALE-wATERFRONT
PROPERTY

10 AcREs: ~ CLEAR; GOOD.
level land; plenty fish. clans.
hunting. 1915 From Everett 10
greenbank. w. Schultz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09

fos7 Y. fist st.--House. 6 rooms:
modern: newly renovated ex-
terioriy and interiorly. sso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09

Az OPPORTUNITY TO GET a
rash. balance sf5 a month. size
z<x2e. on large garden tracts, s0x
12T. close 10 car; one fare: near
clty graded school; city water and
lights. This home If started by a
.6Dechsnic who has worked for US
- years. and knows how. Anyone
x6o can drive q nail can finish II.
and we will help you financially,
fsone out. office open every day
and Sunday, 10 a. IN. 60 4 p. m.
TAKE Lake Brrlen car, a. Occiden-
tai and Yesler. and get on ~ 1871
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09

HIGHLAND PARK DISTRICT
Ss.Tys; $500 cash---x~w 7-rcon bun
xaiow. on lot snxl1o. ciorc 20 car
and school. large living room With
fireplace and other attractive fss-
turca
|e..sse: easy terms--Sew bungalow;
I rooms and bathroom. just being
completed: combination living ana
dining room. . bedrooms. cabinet
kitehsn with breakfast nook
,i.,so: $3.50 euh-Sifsy s-room bun
Taiow.
other good homes AZ low prices
TAKE Lake purisn car. at occi-
office at i7th ave. X W, and W.
Henderson. or call at main offica
globe SECURITIES COMPANY
s1f-2 Central Building. 49,.
Elliott f0ss. Elliott soss.
WAfLfSGFoRp HILL
ssoe Cash. as Monthly. Including
Interest
$500
Grounds s0xfeo
brand now Colonial bungalow. Nv
ing room across entire house. oak
floors. pretty fireplace. bookcases.
large bath. , spacious bedrooms,
closets. large attic with stairs. all
buiit-in features In kitchen. cooler.
ironing board. breakfast table. &C.
msnt basement. furnace aud iaus-
dry: block TO car: Immediate pos
BELL a CO. INC
North aT3 18th and stone Way
After 6 r. NJ. Call North t21s
srx-RooM pLAsTERED HOUSE
built year,. modern. full cement
basement: large lot: price. " sold
this week. ta.tb0: $500 cash. bal
ance $50 per month.
I'm. JORDAN e. co.
III American Bank Building
QUEEN ANNE BUNGALOW
81. b60--Slfty t-room bungalow. iiv-
ing room. Kitchen. two bedrooms
and den. in fine neighborhood. on
paved street. close to school ana
s s ie , .sxis e,o1 a zeal 8 es sas
CEo. a. SPENCER & co.
9Th n, Corner Boston.
.. r. wHIPPLE. Mgr.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
balance f75 per month, puts ycu IN
possession OF a practically new q
BASEMENT laundry trays; buiit-in
features; corner lot. soxiso' ana
II. v. JAIN 4 co.
EfTEL BLDG SECOND MD PIKE.
NON REsIDENT OWNER
Must sell: writes us 10 sell his 81
room modern bungalow. Madrona
district: fireplace. furnace, &C.
ment basement. paved street. sac
rifice for. 1900, $500 down.
GEO. BEcKMAN
Main 1871 sss Burke Building
nth ave. r.. house. 6 rooms; modern;
good house. In neU6f some in
terior renovation. Tnke advantage
OF this sacrifice. $1,000. with fib0
cash. balance sig per month.
~. V. JAIN a co.
ETTEL BLDG. SECOND AND PIKE
t2.s50.0o.
Good bungalow. four rooms and
and .Inmes. Full concrete base
ment. win sell on easy terms
Squire Investment Co. 556 Empire
bldg. Main 3i4e.
FOR RAIE--NEW s-RooM MOD
ern bungalow, except furnace; ga
rage; lot 50x100 to alley; full CO.
ment basement: mover occupied ;
t2.750; 5000 or more cash, $50 or
more per month, per cent. Quin-
Ian, 1883 N. ssth. Ballard 43fi.
QUEEN ANNE BARGAIN
Groom bungalow: furnished; on
boulevard: view OF Sound and
mountains; leaving city. must
sacrifice; price s3.750. terms.
Queen Anne b0t.
| HOMES-WE LIST AND SELL
property anywhere In city A
number OF first class homes to pick
from. The Pacific Agency. Inc.
400 Arcade Building. Elliott t53f,
| CHICKEN RANcH--cLOsE IN; 2ts
acres; 5.room house. outbuildings:
inside fencinga: garage; fruit; s1b
rent: s125 to handle. Phone Bal
lard s703.
cULVER-QUEEN ANNE
Como to US FOR the best buys In
Queen Anne hin property
X. &. cULNIR
II Boston St Queen Anne IL
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AcIfEAGE


AcEEzdE--s sTATEs. THE pa
aIt,o Agency ,.ri Ine, 900 Arcade
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NO ARM|STICE
FOR RABBITS
Nov. II to Be Fatal for
Them Round Ephrata

EPHRATA, Nov. 1o.--On ArInistica
day, November IL, war win be conn
menced here on rabbits. With tho
pest unusually active In this section.
farmers and county officials are Co
operating for their determination.
Ammunition will be furnished ~
cost.
The first drive WIN begin at . q m.
Thursday from Jake Dodmaierer'S
four miles south OF Wheeler.
Get your shotgun. Come along
Free dinner" This Is the invitation
issued BY County Agent IL. Il veR
clor. s--~~<j
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, FOR sALE-ErAL ESTATE

hlTEi hi.Do. End n PIKE
Z. NOT AVERAGE BUYS
NUT
|. REAL EsTATr SNAPS
seth Ave. N.---New four-room
bungalow. modern. huilt-in
features, concrete basement.
corner lot t0xig0. with sar-
age $500. with 5000 cash.
|. balance W. !.r. month
Banner Cottage. I rooms.
aieoyo. with additional fin
inhed room In attic. fireplace.
not a new homo. but well con-
: structed and IN good repair;
$4,000, with $500 cash. ball
{. anos $40 g..r. month
18th Ave. r. w.--nrand new
cottage, J rooms. electricity,
water lot t0x1ef; 1850. 1900
cash, balance $50 per month.
Option OF buying one acre adj
I. Joining at a reasonable figure.
. ~ 18th st-cottage. . rooms,
wRtcr. bathroom fixtures all
~ except tub; large garage
needs repairs: t2.l00. with
$500 cash. balance $40 por
month.
/. W s5rd st-cottaEe. : rooms.
4. sisssea as a shack; $3.50. with
$50 cash and you dictate your d.
|. terms on sc balance
I. California Ave.--cottaFe three
- rooms. modern. frepiaee;
|. large lot; sa,sso, with. tsoo
/. cash eal.ns. '.s month
Meridian Avc,---Dunesiow. .
rooms. modern. newly reno
waited exterieriy and Interior
"; large lot. fruit and ber-
siess sacrifice st $4,000. 1900
|. cash. bsisns. ..s per month.
. rooms. modern. furnace, base
ment. laundry. lot e7x300;
: some fruit trees. garage, t3.-
BOO. with 1900 cash. balance
$50 per month.
. 9th Ave. VS. rooms, modern.
: concrete hasement furnace.
excellent condition. large corr
ner lot. s3xi20 10 alley. beau
tlful lawn. shrubs and trees:
$500, with $500 cash. ball
|. ~nee $50 Pc. moe'h
. 18th Ave g.-uouse. rooms
moderns a good house In need
advantage of this saerifiee:
1880, with tiso cash. ball
|: anes us per men,h
woodiswn Ave.--House . rooms.
: basement; can be arranged for
two families: In good repair.
: ", eosiit. not a new ho.ssss.
with 1890 cash. balance $40
: per month
wheeler et---racing boulevard.
rooms, modern. n. ". heat.
basement laundry. music
room. billiard room. glass In
closed sleeping porch: large
. provements 20 mention: must
be seen 20 be appreciated,
garage, $500. with ss'koa
!: cash. baian.: noe per month.
Federal Ave---corner lot sosioo.
sltnsted in a beautiful resi-
dental district. with Improve.
you intend building. do not
. fan 10 see this. Sa.f9o. with
= sseo oash. balance monthly.
ssesss
Frink Hfvd---Fine view lot sox
100. overlooking Lake wash
ineton: at $500. With $1,000
cash. balance TO suit purchas-
. ssssss
w. 10th st.--ws cen offrr ~
fine, level iefa 1sxf05 each.
: as . whoie. ~ the iow price
Of f1.soo. with $1,000 cash.
: balance to suit
: SEEING II Brn.rEvISo
= HEADQUARTERS FOR
SEATTLE PROPERTY
" v. JAIN 4 Co
ErrEL BLDG IND 4 PIKE
.
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FOR ExCHANGE-REAL
ESTATE

rs FOR ExCHANGE-REAL
ESTATE
$50 ACRES WHEAT LAND: 40
acres in cultivation. all tractor
pillow land: complete set OF good
buildings. VIII consider Coast or
Seattle property on part trade.
Here II a chance To make a big
piece OF money Land ready for
crop, and seed wheat on the place.
WESTERN PACIFIC SECURITIES
COMPANY
Room al Central Building.
N.Y. 100 ACRES IN OREGON:
level. fenced, volcanic ash soil;
near railroad and town: FREE
AND CLEAR; value $4,000. Want
Seattle property. Gillian, e12
Leary Bldg. or phone Rainier
120-R, evenings.
THREE GOOD TIMBER CLAIMS
and good improved ranch In Can
ada TO trade for Everett Van
couver. Tacoma or elsewhere prop.
crty. clear OF incumbrance. Don't
want equity, ol7 Piummcr IT,
WILL TRADE FOR LIGHT TOUR
ing car or delivery truck. a lot
s0x100, near Bennington. VIII
pay difference in cash. Box 65.
Newcastle. Wash.
OUR EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT
handles anything. anywhere. b
states. The Pacific Agency, Inc.
400 Arcade Bldg. Elliott 1854
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TIMER LANDS
STOCKS AND BoNDs

THE PkcfFfc AGENCY. INC. 400
and sells timber lands anywhere.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-01

SlW2iuNS FOR PUBLICATION
 S- l6O .I TAU D!.SiElCT COUGT FOX .,.u rinIiEORl OF ALAShA,
 THiND DlF!SiON.. JAMES CALVIN HUTTON.
 Plaintiff.
 NS.
 MABEL. ii,TrDN.
 Thc PRESIDENT of the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Greeting: To MABEL HUTTON, the abovc-named defendant:
 You are hereby required to appear in the DistriSt Court tor the Territory c. Alaska, Third Division, wtthin thlr- cv days after the completion of the publication of this summons, to-wit, within thirty days after the 18th day al November 1920. and answer the ab,rs complaint or James Calvin Hut ton. the above named plaintiff in the ahovc- entitled capSc, which cause IS m action for divorce in one of the caslS prescribed by law, wherein the plaintiff prayS q decree of absolute divorce from you, forever dissOlving ne bonds of matrmOny existing be- tween you and the said plaintiff. And
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-01

DELEGATE TO CONGRESS GEORGE B. GRIGSBY, ATTORNEY GENERAL
 J. c. MURPHY, FOR REPRESENTATIVES, ALYCE E. ANDERSON, RUSSELL F. HERMANN,
 E. E. RAY,
 THOMAS M. STEPHAN, TERRITOEIAL.SENAT
 JOHN NOON,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-01
SUPPORT THE TICKET


an action for divorce in one of the cases prescribed by law, wherein the plaintiff prays decree of absolute di- vorce from you, forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between you and the said plaintiff. And you lre hereby notified that ii you fail to appear and answer the said complaint IS herein required, the said plaintiff will take judgment against you for want thereof. and will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in h,s said complaint, as hereinabove set out The order for the publication of this Sun!mons was duly made and entered on the 24th day of September, 1920.
 The date of the first publication O. Shis summons is on the first dav of Dc obcr. 1920. and the date of the last publication thereof is the l2th q / of November. 1920.
 WITNESS, the Honorable Fred Nj i;rown, Judge of said court ant the seal thereof. this 24th day of ScDtem- Der in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and t,yenty. md of our independence the onc hund rei forty-fifth.
 ARTHUR LANG. CLERK of the District Court for the the Territory of Alaska, Third Div ision. By Aaron F.. Fucker,
 Deputy.
 (SEAL)
 Publication dates, Oct, 1-8-l5-2229- Nov. J-l2. 1920.
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,N0Tn, EE!H ATTACKS
 A BOY AT SITKA

SITKA. Alaska, (By MaiD Charlie l,,nres, q local native boy aged nine tcrn. was brought to Sitka last night 5, fnring from about thirty woundS inflicted by brown bear.
 James, Howard Bailey, one of the mos. experienced native guides and hunters in this section, and three others, were camping in the Hoonah Sound district while smoking salmon
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-01

Being in need of meat the party went hunting deer yesterday morning. They started up hill, and shortly asterward, when separated, Bailey heard the boys cry for help and saw him in the mouth of a big brown bear. The bear was running and carrying the boy. Upon catching sight of Bailey the beast dropped the boy and began chewing him.