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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03
AIRY ELEVEN
VICTORIOUS OYER
MISHAWAKA TEAM
Vim by Large Score Over
Maroon and White In One
Sided Game.

Mishawaka High eleven was de-
.eated BY Emerson High Of Gary
Wednesday afternoon on the Gary
+rid.ron by a score of 81 Z o :. The
Emerson backfleid got the jump on
5he Maroon and White from the
rst OF the game and outplayed them
Surfing the entire contest. The loss
u their stellar fullback. Ed L.ambi-
Bite. was "a great hindrance 20 the
Maroon and White IN both their
Intensive and defensive playing. The
Emerson team made most Of their
4 Eains OF ends runs. trusting 10 the
. peed Of their backs 20 carry them
through. Not more than 1--WE or six
E r The many attempted line plunges
@yained ground for the steel city
! ads
Saimi made a perfect drop kick
from the thirty yard line before the
game was two minutes old. Misha-
=aka lost the ball on the fourth
Town in the middle Of the gridiron
nd the Emerson team marched
=iown the field for their first touch
Down. Gains OF from 10 TO Is yards
Tere made on ends runs. On the
Ixickon. a Maroon and White player
fumbled and Salmi carried the ball
30 yards for the second touchdown
Emerson kicked goal again, making
he score II to 0. During the entire
|nalf both teams played straight foot
ball Mishawaka braced during the
|second quarter and the half ended
with the score "a TO O.
Saint In Long Runs.
Mishawaka kicked off and Salmi
carried the ball through the entire
held for the fourth touchdown. In
|his quarter the Gary lads attempted
many plunges but were thrown for
osses. ATishawaka opened UP an
berial attack but no passes were
jrompleted- Two passes were inter
Erepted by Emerson, one OF which re-
25nrfte6 In a run OF 90 yards by Sturt-
|ridge who crossed the line making
khe score 81 10 0. The Emerson
kacz1neld furnbisd the ball twice but
recovered the pigskin, LKSng about
10 yards
NIishawalxa's only touchdown came
kn the third quarter when Gary
|fumbied a punt and a Maroon and
White man carried tho ball behind
|the goal poRtA
Cary. Co revenge the score, made
|another marker on a fake punt. On
the next tickon Gary tried an on
hide play which was successful max
Rng the score. after kicking goal 81
10 Z. Again tho same play was at
tempted but Rhe runner was downed
In HIS tracks, The game ended with
Emerson carrying the ball into
|Mishawaka's territory.
Losing TO Emerson means the loss
|of the northern Indian champion
ship and the Purdue-South Bend
|cup for the locals.
The lineup and summary:
q -.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03
BUCK CREEK EGG COAL

BUCK CREEK EGG COAL
Convenient size FOR Range and Fur.
mace, carefully screened Burns up
clean without SCOT or cllnker Buck
Greek coal satisfies the most par
ticuisr people Call for a trial or.
der. Lump $3.50: Egg 500.
CITY COAL YARD.
Phone Mishawaka 3T2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03
INFANT FIFE.

Donald Franklin Fite. infant son
OF Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Fite. 2I9
s. First St. Mishawaka, died We'd
nesday morning at s O'Clock at the
residence OF the parents. death re-
sulting from complication OF d.
seases
He was born in Marion. Ind, Aug.
81. 1921. The body has been sent 70
Marion where funeral services will
be held Thursday afternoon.
PrnshrtnrInn r-oncertr1 tfcl, els aRr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03

A discount OF 1870 on any hat in
our store, Friday and Saturday. Nc
LeIlan's and 1Oc store. AdV't2t2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03

Apartments and Hats "a
FOU R-ROOM MODERN APARTMENT
for rszts heat furnished Inquire
go Lincoln way W rs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03

y ANTED-Room and board In pTi-
waite family or . furnished rooms
FOR light housekeeping by young
couple. Address Box s. News-Times.
Iii shaWaka. ot3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03

Presbyterian concertn tickets s5c
Adv't3tl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03
FueI ana Feed

COAIs-Dirsct 20 consumer. Costs iess
as you eliminate expense % storing and
handling l. A Neu. SIS Hydraulic
Ave Phone L 5O97.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03

Referee. Calm. Chicago T.: I'm
pire. Conley, Valparaiso. and Head
Iinesman. Lac Lenea. TouchdOwns.
Stutridse 3. Saint ?. MOZART .. and
Eller I. Fiele Goal. Saint. Goals
from touchdown Salmi g.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03

FOR SALE-A Few registered shroPshITe
sheep Gail JacQuith's ranch, Con
stantinc, Mich. cr write JaQu!fh' 5
ranch. White Pigeon, Mich. 29t7
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03

Don't forget 70 take in the Moose
bazar Nov. 7 10 y, Moose hall. 214
8. Main ST i4t27-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03
Apartments and Flats
Houses For Sale

FOR SALE-Strictly modern Groom
house Ola pavement, in Al condition,
paert Realty Corporation. 1915 Lin
coin way W. 29tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03
MiSha zOaka Classified
Lost ana Found

LOST BUNCH or KEYS on Misha-
waka av-. between Ann st and the
Main St bridge Liberal reward.
Return 10 News-Times or Bordy
store All
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19

neodzbrojf, pokud tn nebu-
dou zaruky proti obnoVovani
podobnych pucu, podunajstl
spojenci nemohou v miru pra-
covati a Rakousko, jez je tax
trochu mas chranenec, nemGze
ozfti. Ceskoslovenska mobili-
SAGE, technicky ostatne fizena
francouskou vojenskou misii,
je sluzba prokazana Evrope.
A bylo by nespravedlnosti po-
nechat tlzi operacnich vydaju
statu, ktery pTinesl tuto obet'
miru, a dokonce snad tim j
prispeti k dalsimu znehodno-
ceni jeho m6ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19

ocenitelnou praci zajmu ce-
le Evropy.
We stredoveku vladl zde tax
zvany "zlaty vek"; musil bych
Sc velice myliti. ale zda Sc mi,
re mlhami nyneJsich nepokoj-
nych casu vidim jiz svitati no.
YOU epochu zlat6ho veku ce-
skoslovensk6ho lidu. Tento zla-
ty v6k sc iiste dostavi, az Ce-
skosloyensko zaujme sve mfsto
iako pevny a opravdovy sired
konsolidacni a jako silny a tez
st astny narod. Pri SVEN pri-
chodu tt5il jsem Sc velice ma
nastayajici prijemne dny. Lii
tuji upflmne, ze muslin Sc
touto zemf rozloueiti."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19

silu asi 2 biliony frankG. Pra-
myslova krise je vysledkem to-
hoto nepomeru k meme okol-
Mich statu, ale vlada zastava
re papirova inflace, pro-
vadena "a ucelem oziveni fl
nancni a prumyslove prosperi-
ty, znamenala by prdbehem
casu vetSi zlo, nez docasna
krise nynejsi.
Jeden csl. ministr prohlasil
ke zpravodaji, re 1yerova tt
sen naucila Geske tovarniky
presnemu poGitani, ma ktere
zapomneli V dobe valky a v
prVych dobach ,povalecnych,
jake vetSina vyrobca prG-
myslniku evropskych. Zasta-
veni tisku papirovyeh penez
by samo nestacilo, kdyby ne
bylo docileno rovnovahy V roz-
poctu. V csl. rozpoctu Ma r.
1922 jsou vydaje vlady odhad
nuty ma 1867 bilionu korun.
Jest pozoruhodno, re minister
stvo financi pozaduje 2 bilio-
ny ma placeni uroku drzitelum
statnich jistin. Ministerstvo
zeleznic pozaduje 4.6 biliond,
krone mimoradnych vyloh ma
vystaybu novyeh trait, jez jsou
zahrnuty v investicnim rozpo-
ctu. Vynos drah Sc odhaduje
ma 5 billion1, take vlada NIL
ze pocitati S vytezkem 0.4 BIZ
lionu. Pisatel zminuje Sc roz
po6tech n6kterych jednotlivych
ministerstev a konci:
''Ze vsech zemi evropskych
vychodne cd Ryna ma iedin6
Ceskdslovensiko rozpocet. Ne
smi Sc zapominati, re podsta-
tie nema csl. koruna vetsi hod-
notu nez nemecka marka ne
bo rakouska koruna. Jest to
otazka sebeddvery a snad ta-
Ike optimismu. Cesi veri We
svou budoucnost a proto take
jejich mena je lepsi.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
FRANCOUZ o MADARSkU
A CSL. MOBILISACI.
Bylo by neSpravedlnosti pone-
chat tizi mobilisacnich
vydaja csl. statu,
G. T. K.

V parizsk6m Hste "L'Infor-
nation" uvazuje hancouzskJI
politicky spisovatel Henri Hau-
ser o mad arske otazce ma "a
klad6 zkuSenosti, kterych ma
byl "a sv6ho pohytu V Praze.
"Mad'arska otazka vid6na q
Prahy" nazyvA svui clanek a
prirovnava nedorozum6ni me-
ri Velkou a Malou dohodou v
otazce mad'arsk6 ostatnimi
spojenci, kteii 5 NGmeckem
nesousedi. Ano, pravi pisatei,
aby Sc rozumelo teto otazce,
musi Sc videti SlovenSko, ne
hoz dlouha mad arska sprava
udelala zemi opozdilou, tajici
ia vnejsim dekorem velk0stat
karu mad'arisacni poddanstvi
a nevedomost.
Nenl dne, plse autor dale,
aby mad arske hlidky neporu-
silly sloyenskych hranic. A jez-
to sopronsky kousek pres u
stanoVeni trianoVske smlouyy
sc tax pekne podaril, muze Sc
Budapest pokusiti o neco po-
dobneho Ma Slovensku uci-
nitl bratislavskou posici neu-
drzitelnou. karel byl sice re-
gent. Horthym zajat, ale jaka
to komedie. Dya dny pred
prlletem kraloyym hrabe Be
thlen prohlasil monarchistic-
kou otazku ia este vnitrni
Puc Ztroskotal a mad arska
Vlada pochopila, ze hrala pfi-
lis vysoko. A kid, jakym
byla provedena mobilisace (je-
limz pisatel byl svedkem) ne.
Jenom V Cechach a ma Mora.
We ale ma Sloyensku, Jest Una.
menim, opravdov6 narodni
lednotnosti a ukazuje, ze Hor-
thy ucinii moudfe, re Sc obra-
til proti Karlovi. Pisatel uji.
6t'uje, re uznani, ba skoro bla-
hoprani, ktere Velka dohoda
mela pro budapest 'skou vojen-
skou reakGni koterii, pripa.
da, pozorujeme-li veci Pra.
ny, primo jako neodolateln{
8prym. Ale ie tn neco je
ste snIeShejsiho ci smutneiSi
no, to jsou rady yladam Ma
le dohody, aby sc mirnily. Ka
zati umirnenost takov6mu mu
&i jako je Lduard BeneS! Je-l
mono echo litovati tohott
prVoIadpeho statnika, toz je tc
pfllis velka snadnost, jakol
uvefi dobrou vali odparce
ninlz jedna. Vidime-li S jal
slnesnymi nedostatecnym
podminEami Velka dohoda b,
byla ochotna Sc spokoiiti, Il
shledame zert pills silnym
pravi dale pisatel Karld'
vzdusny vylet byl jen episoda
ale nad'arska poiitika trva
! nokDd Mad'arslco onravd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
AMERECKY TISK 0 FTNANC-
Nj SITUACI CESkOSLO-
VENSKE REPUBLEKY.

Newyorsky dennik Even
ing Post" pfinesl 26. listopadu
clanek cd sv6ho koresponden-
ta V Zeneve 0 financni situaci
Ceskoslovenske republiky. Cla-
mex zduraznuje, re CSR while
dem k okolnim statum jest fl
nancn6 l6pe situovana a moz-
no il die vyroku byvaleho mi
nistra Rasina povaz0vatl "a
ostrov, obklopeny zememi S
valutou znehodnocenou. IVA
dI sc hned priklad, ze esl. ko-
runa, jez do nedayna mela
vzdy hodnotu o neco menSl
nez n6mecka marka, dnes ma
hodnotu trikrat v6tsi. We vi
dni Sc "a csl. korunu dostane
20 korun rakouskych, V Pol
sku Sc royna 50 markham pol
skym, V Mad'arsku 8 korunam
mad'a 'arskym. Vzhledem k do
larum zda Sc koruna nase ov-
sem slime znehodnocena, ale u
porovnani Berlinem, Varsa-
YOU, BudepeSti, stoji Kc znacn6
vysoko a Jest hledanym a ce-
n6nym penizem. Pomer CSR K
okolnim statum ie asi takovy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
CESKOSLOVENSKO " ZR-
GABLE KRITIKY.

Predseda Mezinarod. svaZu
anglickych journalistic Glen
anglick6ho parlamentu, Sir II.
Britain, dlel nedavno " Praze
a pred svym odjezdem sdelilI
V Prayer Presse" sve dojmy
o csl. republice. Sir Harry
Britain je znam jako zname-
nifty narodohospodafsky odbor
nix a propagation pfatelskeho
sblizeni Anglie Sc Spoj. Staty.
V roce 1917 vydal knihuI
"Amerika a nemecke nebezpe-
ei". Krone toho vydal faduI
jinych politickych hospodar-
skych spisd. o svych dojmech
v CSR prohlasil:
V dobe poslednich Is m6si-
cu mel jsem trikrate pfilezi-
tost navstiviti Ceskoslovensko.
Poprv6 navStivil jsem tuto ma
dhernou zem jako predseda
britske delegace V kvetnu ro-.
ku 1920, abych z Vlastniho ma
zoru poznal zem, jeji obyva-
telstvo a podminky VyVoje V
teto casti Evropy. Hned Ia
.sv6ho prvniho pobytu poJal
jsem takovou naklonnost k t6-
to zemi, re jsem vyuzitkovai
prVni pfilezitosti, abych mohl
opet pfijeti. Prilezitost sc ma
skytla po me navSt6v6 V Ra
kousku minule zimy, kdy jsem
Ipodnikl nekolikadenni cestu do
Prahy a do Spindelmuehle,
kde isem videl lid t6to baiec-
Inc zeme, iak Sc oddava zaba-
We a hram, Tentokrate dlei
| ljsem iako host rumunske Via
| dy V Rumunsku . nemohl isem
81 odepfiti, abych krasneho
a bohat6ho Rumunska neza-
bocil do Prahy. Po dobu IL
dni pozival jsem prlslovecne-
no slOyanSkeho pOhOstinStVl
lnekolika obcanu tohoto statu.
Krone toho mel isem hoine
pfilezitosti presVedciti Sc 0 w
! konech sportovnich a schop-
lnostech Cechoslovaku. Jakoz-
to Anglicanu budiz mi dovole-
no poukazati ma TO, iakym w
lznamnym faktem jest kama
Iradstyi ma poll sportu mezi pri
sluSniky ruznych narodu, zei-
m6na pri pestovani uslechti-
lych her jako je kopana a ve-
lslafstvi. Tato cinnost ma ta-
Ike veliky vyznam mezina-
rodnich stycich. ObzvlaSt6 ie
pro cleny jednotliVych parla-
Imentu $ uzitkem, kdyz pozna-
Ivaji eizinu z rdznyeh stran
Ipredeysim tam, kdc sc proje-
|vuie poyaha lidu.
Mel jsem dale pfilezitost po,
Znati Z blizka zivot nejen We
| m6stech ale ma venkove. =
: VSude isem nalezl vazny, stat
: ny, silny a pracovity lid, kterJ
: Jest pin dllvery a odhodlan
: dopracovati Sc uspechu. Ze
| me je Cd prirody bohata pre-
: dukuje temer vSechny surovi
my pro Syuj mohutne vyVinuty
: prunlysl. Jako AngliCana 50
I mne zylaSte pfijemne dotkli
: neomezena pohostinnost a Wy
sp6lost vsech vrstey obyVatel
stva. Jest to jiste neobycejnt
: stesti, re V cele statu stol
muz, jenz jest cten celym sve
| tenn a jehoz postaveni jest je
} dinecne. Kdyz jsem minulS
} tyden videl presidenta V La
l mech, uprimnou radosti jsen
, shledal, re Sc test vyborneml
( zdravi, k cemuz jiste znacnol
i merou prispiva priznive pod
7 nebi a pTekrasna krajina. Ia
/ l6 V dru. BeneSovi ma vase re
/, me jednoho z nejvetsch statni
Y ku evropskych. ktery uprilnn'
/, z 1spesne usiluJe Q urychlen
!. rekonstrukce a konsolidace v,
II stFedni Fvon6 p vvkonava ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19

Co Jest nejv6tSim trestem IA
dVojzenstvi? - Dve tchyne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19

E. O. Mousley, sekretar pro
Novy Iceland a Glen sekretaria-
tn Briticke rise ma Washington
sk6 konferenci, proslul neje-
nom jako statnik, ale tez jako
spisoyatel. Zejmena zivou po-
zornost vzbudily jeho dojmy a
vzpominky tureckeho zajeti
"a valky. Tehdy podarilo Sc
mu uniknouti v nemeck6 uni
form6 pres Marmorske more.
- ------------------
jako pomer. Spoj. Stata k Ev-
rope. Je dluzno podotknouti,
re Gesl. vlada energicky "a
stavila tisk nekrytych papiro-
vych~ penez. Novy finaneni
ministr, Novak, prohlasil, re
nebudou Sc tisknouti move ban
kovky mad II billiohu, jez nam
zustaly jako neblahe d6dictvi
pro Rakousko-Uhersku. Jede-
nact bIliond Kc ma dnes kupni
The Seward gateway., 1921-02-02
M'C Clanahan' Promoted
 Transferred to Astoria

MT. E. J. Nc Clanahan, we'll known in Southeastern. AL aska as the genial agent on the Standard Oil corapany's tanker supplying the can nery trade since 1917, has been promoted and transfer red to Astoria, Ore, where he assumes charge of one .pf the largest sub stations the company maintains on the coast. MT. Met ClaIahan was formerly on the W-fated. .Georg eIooInis,p which. found dered off Coos Ray,i Gre December 1918. .lsss..,.sf .,.sf:-I S,il
 Pending the construction of $ new tanker, 1eleslln' II" has been in the southeast ern service. ,e
 S i3 s s5 < s i sis ss .s1 s.t s.l ~ V
The Seward gateway., 1921-02-02
Is That Cold and
 Cough Hanging On?
Get right after 1t with Dr. ;. Kings New Discovery. For
 SO years The Standard

YOU will be convinced that Dr. | Kings New Discovery does just what it is meant to do- soothes cough- raw threats, congestion-tormented chests, loosens the phlegm pack and breaks the obstinate cold and grippe attack.
 Right away you will notice the change for the better. Has a con vincing, healing taste that you will appreciate. Buy bottle At your druggists on the way home tonight. 60 cents, $i.20 . bottle. @ For colds and co1lehS DI.k!ij|:Il9S !! } 5 NewDiscovery,
The Seward gateway., 1921-02-02

.suhtdsib, III
The Seward gateway., 1921-02-02
Bowels Behind Schedule 1

Liver acting lazy1 Bring them ID to time with Dr, Einga Fills. Gertla, not griping, sure acting ard not haE:t forming, they will please you ty producing . regular, nQFn,al bowel ard
 liver action. Same old peice, 2s cents. n Rnaazplg vozy Grs3,e llEl|Z|l 2 Lle
The Seward gateway., 1921-02-02

enable travellers to and from the Kantishna to save a>day each way, and their saving in dollars before the breakup will be considerably more than will be expended by the town in opening the trail.
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MARBLE RESOURCES
 SOUTHERN ALASKA

Alaska marble was first us ed, long before the coming of the white man, by the na-
 ives, who carved utensils md ornaments from some of the more highly co1ored var cites. The Russian occu- pants of Alaska gave no ,eed to the marble, though they may have utilized a
 ew slabs for tombstones. The marbles of southeastern Nlaska were among the first of the mineral deposits of
 he Territory to be mention d in the official reports of the United States Govern nent For many years these
 >arbles excited no interest,
 or in spite of their favor
 1le location on tidewater here was no market for
 hem, and accordingly they
 ad no value. Probably some ime in the early nineties a
 title marble was quarried ,n Ham Island in the ,Wran-
 ell district, and worked up nto tombstones, which were
 old at localities near by. These tornbstones were in considerable demand among he natives, who learned
 heir use from the white nan and substituted them for the crudely carved wood- an totems.
 It was about 1896 that the first Alaska marble deposits on a commercial scalI, for by his time the rapid growth )f the cities of the west coast had made a demand for ornamental and building stone. After some years of respecting bn the Prince of Wales Island, a quarry vas opened near Calder, and shipments were begun in 19- 02. Since 1904 there has been a steady increase in the mar ble output of Alaska, which, however, has practiclly all come from a few quarries in the Shakan-C Calder region 0f the Ketchikan district. AL together, nearly $2,000,000 worth of marble has been shipped, and most of it has been used for interior decor ation in modern public build ings of the coast cities south ward to San Diego, and some has found its way as far east as Boston and Philadelphia. It is believed that markets
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MAj. GO NAfs 0N LONG TRIP ID VIEW
 ROADS AND TRAILS

Major John c. Gotwals, en gineer officer of the Alaska Road Commission who ar rived in Nenana on Saturday has come to Alaska direct from the national capital to make a winter trip through the Interior districts for the purpose of gathering first hand information relative to wagon road and trail needs. He will leave for the Kusko- kwim district with Leonard Seppala, of Nome dog racing fame, and, upon his return to this district in February by way of Rainy Pass will go into the Kantishna for a look over that section of the Interior. After opening of navigation he will be joined by Col. .Steese, chairman of the commission, and togeth- CT they will make a summer inspection of Interior dis tricts, going first into the Kuskokwim, where the com mission has a road project under way between Ophir' and Tacotna. Col. Steese will come down the Yukon on one of the first boats.
 Both Major Gotwals and the chairman went to Wash ington during the early win ter to further the commis- sion's new and comprehen- sive road program for Alas ka, involving millions of dol lars for a period of years. They were successful in get: ting a recognition of the es' inmates, which is about as far as they can go. To get Congress to appropriate the sum requested, Major Got walls says, is a matter that de pends largely upon the ac- tion of Alaskans themselves The solid backing of the ter ritory he says, will help a lot to put the program over.
 One of Major Gotwals req. sons for making the present
 rip is for the purpose of ob- taining flrst-hand know ledge of snow and weather conditions throughout the re zion in which the commits sion is building roads and planning their construction. The program is a large one and if carried out, will result in a network of roads and trails that will open the coun try to the fullest possible de- velopment.
 Major Gotwals was accom- panied from the coast by An ton Eide who has charge of road-building activities ml the Anchorage distrct. They l are. guests at the Cooney Ho- tel.-Nenana News. l
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ANDY'S EXPRESS meets III tfsii and steamers. Phone Msdis6a 1<3:
WOOD UNDERTAKING COMPANl keeased Enbsiasrs
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DEPARTMENT; OF THE INTEEIOH < Alaskan Engineering Commission Trains leave and arrive at Seward ., follows:- >. s:so A. N. Tuesday and Friday
 for Roosevelt, Tunnel. Girdwc"d Anchorage. Arrive S:4$ F. M: Wed nesday and Saturday.
 Connections at Anehorsgs on; Wed
 nesday and Friday at 7:so A: M :. for. Mataauska; ,Wasills. Houston te
 Taikeetna, and on Monday, Wed,
 :nesday, Friday at s:sO A. M. fol
 Matanuska, Eska and CSickaison-
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sEwARD's rUPLIc LIBRARY, in Public School Building. open se public;
 
 avery Friday afternoon, 2 to 5 o'clock. S-S -.-:- Ir , distribution of books.
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NEhANA.KAN1SHNA TRAIL E URGED AT CONFERENCE

tiShlIa trail was discussed on
 Sunday afternoon at a con- ference between he.Nenana
 trail committee and Major J. z. Gotwals, engineer officer
 of the Alaska Road Commis.
 sion, who arrived from tho
 coast on Saturday, enroutc
 to the Kuskokwim district
 The conference was arrang.
 ed with a view to enlistinC
 the cooperation of the com mission in the project so tha
 a good trail can be built tt
 meet the immediate needs o:
 travellers to and from tn
 Kantishna. Those present a
 at the meeting were Majo.
 Gotwals, Superintendent Dan Jones and Hawley w.
 Sterling, of the Alaska Roa' Commission, and Chairma.
 L. J. Me Carty, Herman Ant
 erson, J. M. Burrows, And Roth, Herman Anderson
 Frank 'Teufel, Alex Fowle: Iof the committee, and R. (
 Southworth, of The New. The meeting was held in tn
 apartments of MT. Roth, i: the rear of the old postoffic
 building, and the Anderso.
 map, showing the severs
 proposed routes into tn |Kaptishna from the Govern
 ment railroad, was displayed
 conveniently on one of tn;
 walls.
 After hearing the argu
 ments of the committeemel
 in favor of the Nenana route
 not only as a source of i'm.
 mediate relief to the people of the Kantishna, but also as la well as winter traffic, Ma jor Gotwals explained tha'
 while the commission had ( limited amount of money available for emergency work the road :. building or ganization was somewhat
 disbanded at this time, with
 crews scattered to all parts
 of the division, which would
 make it somewhat difficult to undertake any new work in hand, as originally plann- ed, using such funds as
 might be obtained locally for
 the purpose, The major said that he would return from the Kuskokwim during the coming month and would then make a trip over the
 new trail for the purpose of sizing up the route and esti- mating what additional work might be required to put the trail in first class condition for winter use. His observations at that time will, govern the action of the commission. The committee men are so sure of their pro- position, however, that they
 anticipate no difficulty se- curing such aid as many be needed to complete the pro ject. <-
 J.,M. Burrows has been se- hctsd by. the committee to Fnlakea reconnaissance of Fthesc country between Nenana and the Tokat, where the new. trail will connect with |,the old Kantishna. trail, and he will leave for Knights roadhouse tomorrow, accom- panied by George Blonde and Tom Jones. Starting at Knights they will slash Eaaisir way through the timb- CT, following a direct line te |Nenara, and after that Is done the work of cutting
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MINERS and MUCKERS wanted Se> Paulson at the KEY.