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ARGENTINE MAY WITHDRAW

BUENOS AIRES, Dec, 4- The Assembly of the League of Nations rejection of the Argentine proposal wh,ch favor admission of all countries to the League may result in the with drawal of Argentine. A telegram is expected from the government repre- sentative at Geneva notifying the gov ernment of his action.
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PURSER SAFE

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, A. Pur- ser Fred Breckenridge of the Pierrie which was lost in the big storm last week has appeared. He was transferr- ed to another steamer . few hours be- fore the Pierrie sailed. His name has been carried on the list of missing.
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NOTICE

All subscriptions for the Seward Gateway up to Dec, >1st, will be col- lected by the Bank of Seward. All those owing subscriptions kindly call and pay same as soon as possible.
 Bank of Seward, Truste 3.
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NOME ENDORSES LOMEN

In the second division, Attorney c. J. Lomen has been endorsed by the Nome Republican Club for judge and Senator John Sunback, looms up prominently as United States Marshal Jordan's successor.
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The s. s. Admiral Watson arrived about o'clock this afternoon from the westward. Mir. Larson the father se Mrs. Harry Martin of the Radio sta- ton was a passenger from Kodiak. With Mir. Larson was also the hrothsr of Mrs. Martin.
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SEWARD METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday School II A. M. Open Forum Class 12- Noon. Evening Service 7:30. Subject of Evening Sermon:- "The Wicked Servant" Subject for Discussion at the IF O. clock service. "The Kingdoms Grow th." a 5.
 The Choir will furnish the special music at the Evening Service.
 To these services you are invited.
 Duane Earl Carter, Pastor. N. B. Remember the Community Christmas Tree.
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COSTA RIGA RECOMMENDED
 -o- h!..
 GENEVA. DefS, = The League of Nations committse of admission q new states unanimously recommended the admission of Costa H;eA
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Advice to the lovelorn.

Advice to the loyelorn.
 Dear Agnes; l am fourteen years of age and would like to have you ans wer the following questions. (1) How many nights week should l go out ! (2) How long should I stay out nights? (3) How long should wear my dresses? Answer (1) Not more than seven. (2) Until you return. (s) It dspsada ea ths quality sad eslse.
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. WASHINGTON, Dec. = Colby leaves from Hampton Roads tonor-
 row for south Ameriea at the same time Harding arrives from Panama. Virginia cities planning warm vel come President elect politics to be for gotssn sxpsetsd spslk NswpoEt Nsws.
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lM[[[ZLZLIWN A YEAR FW@@OAD
ROAD PROGRAM

SEATTLE, Dec., 4- Major Cot walls of the Alaska Road Commission in an interview yesterday in which hs outlined the road program for Alasks during the coming year said, "Alasks .s primarily . mineral producer but it may be developed to point where 1t will become self supporting from sa agricultural standpoint. It will nsvsr become an exporting country in that respect. Its minerals are capable of supporting white population of more than 500,O00. Our program contemp. lates opening country 90 that it can b operated at a profit. We are asking Congress for s1,00o,000 a year for ten years to connect all the present .roads and to complete the system for touch- ing every part of the Territory. This road system is to act ss . feeder to the railroads and the waterways" Ma jor Gotwalls will return to Alaska on Dec, 6 to inspect the winter trails. He plans on a seven thousand mile trip.
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WEATHER REPORT

WEATHER REPORT SEWARD 16 Cloudy Calm. Matanuska 12 Clear Calm. Chickaloon 10 Clear Calm. Wasilla 16 Clear Strong East. Talkeetna 15 Cloudy Calm. Gold Creek 6 Clear North. Hurricane 0 Clear North. Summit 4 Clear Strong North. Nenana 10 Clear North. Fairbanks i2 Clear North. Anchorage 6 Clear Calm.
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AUTO FIRE.

RAYMOND, Wash, Dse, l- The plant of the Rose Motor Company at this place was burned yestsrday. Four teen automobiles wsrs destroyed en- ,ailins . loas q s5o,0oo. The fhersen had . narrow escape when tas 6scoad floor collapsed. Ths sxplosios of oil land gasoline caused shs firs.
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The bodies of all the. Pierrie vic- tims, 21 in all have been found and buried.
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'Stoo deep, 'stoo deep.

Facts worth knowing.
 If a watch gains ten seconds per hour and a clock that loses ten sec- onds per hour were set right at noon June 1, they will be together again at noon August 1.
 Figuyre it out yourseH.'
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DELAYED FLASHES FROM THE
 OUTSIDE

CHICAGO, Dec, 4- Steep up turns in the price of wheat yesterday attracted unusual notice. The gains were from ten to eleven cents per bushel.
 WILL. MAKE CHOICE
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BARRACK NOTES

Sgt. Parrish spent a few days in this town. He returned to Anchorage on yesterdays train.
 Teacher: What gender is the earth quake?
 Mary: Masculine.
 Teacher: No it is neuter.
 Mary: Then the Irishmen are neut- CT.
 Teacher: Why do you classify the earthquake with the Irishmen7
 Mary: The last earthquake threw some bricks from the chimney at the barracks.
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One soldier expressed his desire to become a president elect.
 We asked why.
 He answered that he would be giv- en an opportunity to go to the Mex ican border. Then he would return pro- periy blaced to occupy the chair.
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Delegate-elect. Dan A. Sutherland has left Juneau, for Washington, D. C., to get into touch with the dt,a-
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DON'T FORGET THE TIRElfEN's
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RiOting Renewed
 in Turin, Report

London, Sept. 23.-Seven persons were killed in the rioting in Turin, says a dispatch to the Exchange Tel egraph from Rome.
 A dispatch from Turin says that, following an attack on the royal guards, the troops were ordered out and firing immediately began. The workers chiefly used hand grenades, The strikers turned out in force, and for two hours the industrial districts were the scenes of sangui- nary encounters. Motor lorries transporting troops were fired on necessarily. The fighting centered around the corso reina margherita hwere one royal guard was killed and another fatally injured. Further troops arrived and cleared the streets.
 Later fighting occurred near Ports Palazzo and Via Chiglia. Here ma chine guns kept up lively fire for another two hoars. Late in the eve. ming order was restored.
 Two deaths were reported as a re- suit of the fighting in this vicinity. Six strikers were seriously wounded. :,
 Machine guns have been posted at all strategic points and both sides are preparing for further trouble.
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Harding Takes ''Easy" Position
 On Irish Fuss

Morton, Ohio, Sept. setting forth his views on the Irish problem for the first time since his nomina- tion, Senator Harding declared in a public statement today that it was mot a question for official Ameri- co" and would be classed as internal an ddomestic" under the league of nations covenant.
 He did not state specifically what his policy would be if elected pres ident, but suggested that the nation already had "meddled abroad exj cessively" and that official action by the Washington government would be quite a differnet thing from an expression of sympathy such as the Senate adopted more than a year ago.
 Senator Harding's statement was issued in the course of one of his businest days, during which he held a series of conferences on financial and other issues and made a front porch speech asking for the cooper ation of business executives and social reformers to promote welfare.
 Among his callers were Otto H Kahn, the New York financier; Rep resentative James w. Good, of Iowa chairman of the house appropriations committee; Representative c. Bas- com Slemp of Virginia and James M Bccke of New York, former assis- tant attorney general and student of international affairs.
 After his talk with the nominee MT. Kahn issued statement declar- ing he was greatly pleased at the Senator's "calm judgment" on nation al policies, and adding that "anyone who thinks in Senator Harding they will find standpatter, a man with reactionary views, will make a great mistake in voting for him."
 A statement was issued bv MT Beck praising the candidates ability to grasp international problems and predicting that he would be com manding figure in world affairs dur ing the next few years.
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Denies McSwiney
 Slaves Himself

London, Sept. 23.-Officials at the London headquarters of the Irish Self f-Determination League manifest ed no anxiety this evening over the Immediate danger of Lord Mayor Mac Swney's death, but stoutly maintained that he was receiving nc food, few sips of water every ol 1 hours being his only substance.
 Father Dominic, the mayors chap lain, said to the correspondent aftei a visit to the prisoners bedside:
 His cheeks and temples are sunk. en and his body is badly emaciated He has had an almost continual head ache for ten days, but his mind is al ways clear. The leagues report oi his extremely weak condition arc not overdrawn. It is not true that the prisoner daily reads the news. papers-he reads for few minutes at time, but the paper is always held by a nurse. It is incorrect tc say that Mac Swiney slaves himself he is shaved every two or three days by a warden"
 Father Dominic said that in the event of MT. Mac Swiney's death, he would be buried in that portion of Cork cemetery allotted to "the vic tins of the English" alongside the grave of his predecessor, Lord Mayor Mac Curtain.
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Gives Views On
 Future of Jews

Boston, Sept. Ex-Governor Cool idge's views on the future of the Jewish people, asked of him as Re- publican candidate for vice president, by Representative Elihu D. Stone, of this city, were contained in letter of reply made public today.
 The letter follows:
 "Should the opportunity present itself should be pleased to sup port Senator Harding in such eff forts as he might make for the bet tering of the conditions of the Jew ish people, for undertaking to assist them in the support of organized government everywhere. Our great concern is to make of America such an example of righteous laws and of implicit obedience to those laws that material prosperity and spiritual blessing which flow therefrom may demonstrate the soundness of such actions. In this great enterprise the Jewish people of America ought to take most prominent part. Obed- ence of law has marked their course with approved success for more than 100 generations."'
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Holland Village
 Tickled Because Bill Pays Honor

Amerogen, Sept. 23.-William Hoh- emperor with bouquets and words or today turned over to the village au- thorities here the little hospital he had ordered built as memorial TOT the asylum which Amerongen gave him when he fled from Germany
 The former emperor over from the solitude of the house of Doorn, where he now resides, to the village or Amerongen, which was gaily decorat- ed for the festivities, for the first time since he came to Holland, he was the centeral figure in a little scene ot pomp.
 The people of Amerongen who where one royal guard was killed and pital. fairly bombarded the one tune emperor with bouquets and words o1 thanks when his automobile left late today. His bearded face bore con- tinuous smile of delight. Three times his automobile was stopped by villagers who presented him With flowers. :, 1. The mayor and aldermen and all other village officials, and the mem bers of the Knights of St. John, un- der whose care the hospital is te to be operated, cheered the presenta' tion speech of the former emperor.
 In the reception room of the hos pital hang pictures of Wilhelm anf Augustua Victoria, his wife, wearing their crowns and also likeness o1 Queen Wilhelmina, which she espe cially autographed.
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has been at his Hacienda in the northern part of Vera Cruz state. 1t is generally known that General Dlaz accepts orders from the secretary or war and receives an income from the government, but so long as he does not announce his withdrawal from nolitics it is feared that he might again rise in rebellion.
 Emissaries of General Dlaz nave assurances that Diaz would remain ouiet and would not start a revolu- +;on It is considered doubtful that these assurances can be relied upon bevond the time when Presldent-elect Ohrepon takes office. Before leav- inc. General Sanchez said that II he could not reach an agreement With Diaz he would start military opera, tions against him at once.
 General Sanchez remained last night at San Francisco, short dls- tance from Vera Cruz, awaiting ar. rival of forces of General Pedro Con zales. which, with the troops of Gen eral Sanchez, will make up a regi. ment. General Gonzales will remain one days march behind him.
 It is expected the outcome ot Gen era1 Sanchez interview with Diaz vii have much influence on the position of other former rebels who have no vet defined their attitude toward tht l government.
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Declares Hughes
 Statement Radical

New York, Sept. 23.-George White, chairman of the Democratic national committee, in a statement tonight, characterized as "base- less assertion" the charge made by Chas. E. Hughes in his address in Syracuse, N Y, last night that "the distinctive policy of the present ad- mihistraton became one of surrend- CT of American principles and inter- 'ests."
 "One of the latest and most insist ent voices to be raised in the back to normalcy' movement is that oi Chas. E. Hughes," the statement said "Certain unsupportable charges which he made in New Jersey he re- peated yesterday at the New York state Republican notification cere- mony.
 "To his statement the the distlnc- tive policy of the present admlnlstra- tion became one of surrender of Am erican principles and inerests, l de- sire to make the answer that no soar box orator of the widest radical par ty could be guilty of more base less assertion or more sweeplngly untrue. Was it surrender of Am erican principles to send three mil llion of men overseas in time to in- sure the defeat of Germany? We all went forward as comrades to great end, and we can survey the result with gratitude that America was permitted to make so great contribution to righteousness among peoples and anon gnations."
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Reports Port
 Bill FavOrably y

Austin, Sept. 23.-The governors bill proposing more stringent laws for regulating industrial disputes at ports, was reported favorably today by senate committee, after having been amended so as to reduce the penalty for violation from two to five years to from one to three years inn prisonment or a jail sentence of from thirty days to one year. The house committee failed to complete consideration of the bill.
 The senate committee reported favorably suffrage bill proposing the registration of all voters who have not paid poll taxes between Oc- tober 1 and 25, inclusive, and the payment of registration fee of fif- teen cents.
 Late today the governor submitted the subject of legislation looking to the divorcement of packing house, oil mill and gin interests. The speak CT of the house said that three bills being prepared by the attorney gem eral will be introduced under the message tomorrow.
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)IZZY-WRECKED HIS
 AUTOMOBILE

"Two years ago my stomach trou- ble got so bad that I was almost constantly filled with gas. This made me very dizzy at times. Last Fall was almost overcome by one of these dizzy spells while driving my car, and ran it into telephone pole, badly wrecking the car A friend re- recommended Mayr's Wonderful Reme- dy for my trouble. Since taking the first dose I have steadily improved, and feel better now than ever in my life" It is simple, harmless pre- paration that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and in- testinal ailments, including appendi- citis. One dose will convince or money refunded.
 Sold by Druggests everywhere.
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tistics Tell
 Interesting Tale

Washington, Sept. 23.-The farth- Gft east, west, north and south points
 the United States mainland have Yen determined by the United Hates geological survey which an- Ounces that the easternmost point
 West Quoddy Head, near East |Pint, Maine; the westermost point, |epe Ava, Washington; the farthest IPrth, small detached land area
 northen Minnesota ending in lati- Efde 49 degrees, 23 minutes and long, Ende 95 degrees, 9 minutes, the south Ifnmost point, Cape Sable, Florida, 1hile the Florida keys extend farth- at south. 3 Data determined and compiled by nhe geological survey contains some lteresting facts not generally hhown. Some of these are: The gross area of the United States II 3,026,789 square miles. iI Tn land area is 2,973,774 square lilies. aI The water area, exclusive of the slreat Lakes, the Atlantic, the Pa Jific and the Gulf of Mexico, within ke three-mile limit, is 53,015 square lilies.
 sl From the easternmost point, West Bluoddy Head, due west to the Pa slfic Ocean the distance is 2,sO7 lilies.
 \ The shortest distance from Atlan- ljc to Pacific, between points near slharleston, s. C., and San Diego, Hal, is 2,152 miles. Il The Canadian boundary is 3,S98 lilies long. .l The Mexican boundary is 1,744 lilies long. ! The Atlantic coast line is 5,56O |liles long. al The Pacific coast line is 2,730 miles Ibng.
 | The Gulf of Mexico coast line is Fl64O miles long. ' Cuba, if transposed directly north, lkould extend from New York City lb Indiana with Havana farther west han Cleveland. ! The Panama Canal is due south of 'littsburgh, Pa. ! Nome, Alaska, is farther west than |fawaii.
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September 23 an 25. Reference is made to the recent Wall street ex plosion. The letter was mailed at a nearby town and purports to come as warning to avoid trouble at Knoxville similar to that experiences on Wall street in New York, result ing in loss of more lives. The lette, advises that "extras," meaning extra officers, should be placed on duty at the more important buildings. The city hall and other public buildings are tonight heavily guarded.
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Declares Evaders
 Were in Plain
 Sight Many Times

Philadelphia, Sept. 23.-Mrs. Emma c. Bergdoll, James E. Romig, Charles A. Braun, Albert s. Mitchell anc Harry Schuh, charged with conspir
 ing to assist Grover and Erwin Berg. dell to evade the draft took the stand today in their trial in the Unit. ed States district court. All denied that they had helped the fugative. in their flight. Mrs. Bergdoll, Braun and Romig declared that it woulc
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WANTS MEXICAN TRADE.

Austin, Texas, Sept. 23.-Recogni- tion of the new Mexican government and the fostering of trade relations between that country and the United States, was suggesed to he federal government in a resolution adopted by the Texas senate today. The res olution was introduced by senators from the border districts, and invited President De La Huerta and General Obregon to attend the Texas State Fair and the Cotton Palace.
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DEFENDS HIS COURT

Topeka, Kans., Sept. 23.-Answer- ing the charges made yesterday by the Oklahoma State Federation of La Dor that the Kansas Court of Indus- trial relations prevents collective bar gaining by employees, Governor H. J Alien today said: "The court pro- -vides for the incorporation of unions or associations of workers, recognizes the right of collective bargaining and all contracts made in pursuance of the right"
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WANTS TO HONOR SOUTH

New York, Sept. 23.-Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi, chairman oi the Democratic national speakers bu. rcau, announced today that Governor Cox had made personal request tc be allowed to make one speech ir Tennessee, because of his "great de. sire to compliment the south and to congratulate Tennessee for being the thirty-sixth state to ratify the wo. man suffrage amendment to the con stitution."
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Takes Regiment to Compel Diax
 to Take Stand

Vera Cruz, Mexico, Sept. 23,-Gen- cral J. Guadalupe Sanchez, chief of operations in the state of Vera Cruz left here yesterday to confer with General Felix Diaz, nephew of for mer President Diaz, and compel him to state his attitude, as the govern ment wishes General Diaz either to declare himself a rebel or leave the country.
 General Diaz for some time mast
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fsy have been a eonpar,+,,,,
 found them. '' Officers ts <, plo~ing GrTlp eita could be Seen .In,a at Broomall, ~.i. accorSia n ssaStor on Ii. {, ed "ts. at 5Gs Bsfsdoll said that to s'.a armistiee was Sa'S sisdsd la 5sja city at'sI s' motoring frequently s' and toa
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WILSON TO HELP

Washington, Sept. 23.-President Wilson will actively participate in the Democratic presidential campaign when "the proper time comes," it was stated today at the white house. He probably will not make any speeches officials saio, but will confine him self to statements on campaign is. sues. Particularly the league of na- tinos.
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POLES ARE READY.

Riga, Sept. 23.-M. Dombski, head of the Polish peace delegation to the Russ-Polish peace conference here, said today that the Polish counter proposals would be present. ed at the next session of the confer ence, which it is expected will be held Friday. The date, however, is uncertain as the Poles have not heard from the secretary of the so- viet delegation, as agreed upon at the last session.
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MAYOR CONCEDEs DEFEAT.

New Orleans, Sept. 23.-Mayor Martin Berhman conceder today his defeat in the recent democratic pri- mary for nomination for mayor to Adrew K. McShane. According to of ficial count McShane won in the pri. mary September IA by a majority of 1,247. Behrman had been mayor continuously for 16 years.
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BEGS Fop p,o

Macon, Ca, Sem D'G oa FUND. efsflyed of +R.t here today, ask ask fl. n ,seI od that party in tbis ss s. 'Ae ffissI ooo as a fund to aid S s'a'e for a
 Edwards, of this civ i.&lry i'. Sdlsl sgains+ ag io[ 97e ne. United State, ts, candy
 9 -'''' hcmas E. Watson Na'i
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ization of classes to take place the following day. More applications for entrance have been received this year than ever before, it is stated, and prospects are for banner year.
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KNOXVILLE WARNED.

Knoxville, Tenn, Sept. 23.-Chief of Police Haynes received an aTony- nous letter today warning that Knoxville's red days will be between
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MANY APPLICATIONS.

The Arkansas -Haygood college for
 egroes will open for registration students, Wednesday, September entrance examinations and organ
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ROOSEVELT nr,s..

Roo.r,..3. n.~ York, Sept. ss"fsa,,,. @ls1
 Sfntial a1;a5. nominee, will sp,,t G'' :. r' P October 1, it was announa', 'as Vest night. "'l'i0unced hesl
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Germans re paying less taxes per capita than citizens of Great Brit ain.
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V, The The Pacific walrus is fon,, N malnlanl only rarely, l'0la 'lt