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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED.
State Of Wyoming, County OF

State OF Wyoming, County OF
N~atrona, IS.
To Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that Lots
1876. 1877. 1913, Kenwood Addition
to Casper, Natrona County, Wyo-
ming were sold for taxes due said
county for the year 1918 by E. Nc
Donald. county treasurer. on the
first day of July. 1919. The said
real estate was assessed and taxed
as the property Of Laura McCulloch.
ana the time for the redemption of
said real estate expired on the first
day of July, 1922; that diligent
inquiry has been made and the said
Laura McCulloch cannot be found
in Natrona County. Wyoming; that
the undersigned. the owner of the
certificate of purchase of said real
estate, hereby gives notice that he
will on the 14th day of August,
1922, apply to the Treasurer OF
Natrona County, Wyoming, for a
decd to the above-describcd land.
Dated at Casper. Wyoming, This
Sd day of May, 1922.
CHAS. MANN.
Publish July "a. 21. 2s, August
q, IL, 1922.
, 1922-07-28
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

FOR RENTSTwo-room brick apart
ment. furnished. $50 per month.
Call at 40s W. First. T-2O1ots
, 1922-07-28

FOR RENT-Fourroom house. los
n. Mckinley. Phone 1917. 7-aT-st
, 1922-07-28

ton 546s, Wyoming Compiled
Statutes 1920, and this matter Will
come on for hearing before repre-
sentattyes Of the Commission in the
City Of Casper, Wyoming, on the
t~wenty-fifth day Of August, A. d.
1922, at 10 o'clock a. m, at which
time and place all persons inter
ested may appear and be heard.
BY order of the Public Service
Commission of the State Of Wyo-
ming.
Dated at Cheyenne, Wyoming,
this twenty-fourth day of July, A.
d. 1922.
r. n. CROWLEY,
lSeal( Secretary.
Publish July %. 27. 2s. 1922.
, 1922-07-28
Tribune Building-Phone SIS
WANTED-TO BUY

WANTED-Thousand good aged ewes
bred July or August; give price (. o.
B.. railroad October /; will contract. C.
II. Dechert. Mitchell. Neb. 6,2s-iots
WANTED TO BUY-sscond-hand fur
niture or anything OF value: high
est cash price paid. ss5 South Ash
street. Phone 1850. 5-9.tt
, 1922-07-28
FOR R%ENT-oFF1CEs

FOR RENTAL one-haif usual rate,
desirable office rooms or storage
space in basement Consolidated Roy
atty building; passenger and freight
elevator: one OF the best locations in
city. Phone Western Realty 1918.
6-6.tf
, 1922-07-28

OUT OF TOWN Advertisements
must be accompanied by cash or
check IN full payment OF the same.
Note the foregoing instructions about
counting the words and the rate per
word for The Casper Daily Tribune
, 1922-07-28

CLOSING HOUR-want Ads to be
classified properly must be in The
Casper Daily Tribune office before
1880. Want Ads received after 1850
1876 p. m. viii be inserted pndcT
the head TOO Late to Classify"
, 1922-07-28
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
ATTENTION POULTRY RAIsERs.

Are you looking for an ideal place
for chicken raising7 Here Il Is. three
miles south OF postiffeo, five acres.
six-room furnished house. chicken
houses from 500 TO 1000 bird capacity.
city wafer, garage. practically new
Dodge Commercial car $4,000 will
handle Il: baiance on small payments.
Address Box Ala. Tribune. T-2s-2t
, 1922-07-28
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

ADVERTISING RATEs-Ths rate
for inserting Want Ads In The Cas-
per Daily Tribune Mt III cents q word
each Insertion: minimum rs cents-
, 1922-07-28

FOR RENT-Strictiy modern two,
room furnished apartment: lights
and pleasant sos s. Beech. T-26-6t'
, 1922-07-28

FOR SALE = Modern apartment
building. fine location. contains six
apartments. always rented; income
1920 per month, 5000 cash. balance
of s12 900 long terms; will consider
high grade car as part payment on
balance. p. o. Box $40. 7-25-6t
, 1922-07-28

FAT PEoPLE-No need to be fat
low. A druggists prescription will
positively reduce your weight without
injury; six weeks treatment for $40,
results guaranteed; send money order
p. o. Box 202. Westminster. Colo.
f.2h-At.
, 1922-07-28
$1,000 PER n

Income on boarding house; will con.
slider good a or small property, II
clear, in trade. This is in excellent
location and your opportunity to earn
an Independent living IL o make ap.
plication at once.
$500 cash is all required es first
payment on a very attractive three
room entirely modern cottage. Fire
place and full basement: breakfast
nook and built-in features: EAST front
lot; very close in. See this place, be
convinced and get settled before win
ter.
We have for trade some close in
land. under irrigation project, on yell
lowstone highway. every foot level.
decided and clear. Casper property con-
sidcred. This rs just the right DIS.
lance for chickens or truck farms.
In 20 to 100 acre tracts.
Several clear lots to trade for cars.
, 1922-07-28

LOS--One brown checkercd suit
coat Finder please eturn to w.
b. McAdams. chamber OF
generous reward. T-as.2t
, 1922-07-28
REaT-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RENT-Light running sewing
machine. Phone 1885. 6.27.tf
FOR RENT-By August 1, three
stalls in new garage. Inquire 1879
S. Jefferson IT phone 15s5W.
T.2s.2t'
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LOST AND FOUND

FcUND-Pink ame pin with small
pearls IN setting. Owner phone 1878.
T-2s-1t.
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LoST-Three dark gray dogs; one
older female; two younger, one male
n one female: somewhat resembling
or Alaska huskies: were lost
Monday. July II: fifty miles north OF
Moorcroft, Wyo.; dogs wore no col
lars; liberal reward for
leading to recovery of dogs informa-
ton to be given to owner Of dogs.
Mr.. II. A. w. Myrin. Riverton. wyo.
1885,
, 1922-07-28
LOST N FOUND

$500 REWARD for return of bunch
OF Keys lost on Salt Creek road be.
tween Casper and about Nine Mile
lake. Return to s2s Midwest Bldg.
7.27-3rs
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-I have four lots: three
in on group with three-room house
on rear Of one lot: will sell house and
lot or all three lots; REIMBURSEMENT for
sale also: all lots well located. Box
314. City. 7-26-4t
FOR SALE-Lot 45x6O feet on pare
ment. corner A and Kimball streets,
50. 900. half cash balance on terms
143 N. Kimball. 1884;
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PERSONAL


Consult Madame Pelkey, shs can
put you on tho right road to success
and happiness without asking ques.
tons. She will read your entire life.
tells names and family names and
what business you arc best fitted for,
bs4 W. Yellowstone. Phone 1s5sw.
1885,
, 1922-07-28
FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-One female canary and
brass cage. $40, Call 7o4 s. Park.
6-a7-tfs
, 1922-07-28

FOR sALE-office desk. typewriter.
checkometer. two adding machines.
show case ard cash register. Call
1856. 5-25.tf
, 1922-07-28
FOR R~ENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-Near refinery, unfur-
nished. nveroom house; two-room
house on rear. also garage; $40 per
month for all: renter oan make rent
very low with this proposition. Box
A-s. Tribune. 7-24-6ts
, 1922-07-28
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-Country store with post
office: 5000 stock and fixtures: tour
list and local trade: foot of mountains;
bargain IL taken Immediately. Address
ID. b. Smyth, Barnum Wyo.
7-26-6t
, 1922-07-28

FOR sALE-Office desk. typewriter.
checkometer. two adding machines
and show cases Call loss. 7-s-ti
, 1922-07-28
PLAYER PIANO AT SACRIFICE
PRICE,

We nave a high grade player in pub
lie storehouse in Casper which for i'm
mediate disposition we will give u tire.
mendous discount IN price; terms II re.
sponsible; full particulars given by re.
mail by writing at once to the
Denver Music Co.. Denver. Colo.
7-10-15t
, 1922-07-28

FOR RENTlrwo threeroom apart.
fnenta modern, gas stoves, lights
and bath 111s S. Chestnut @An ASA.
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APPOINTED FOR
 SEWARD SCHOOLS FOR 1e22-2o

The Seward School Board, consist inging of Ira s. Baily, Curtis MoG1orc and Harold Painter, have appointed +to following teachers for the Seward schools in the 1922-23 term.
 Superintendent, Alex J. Goodsky' ol Torrington, Conn.
 Commercial Department and High School Assistant, Mrs. M. R. Short, ol Seward. Mrs. Short taught last term
 Sixth, Seventh and Eighth grades, Miss Luella E. Kelsey, of Seward. MISS Kelsey taught last year.
 Third. Fourth and Fifth Grades Miss Orma Finley, of Bismarck, N. D.
 First and Second Grades, Miss Ruth E. Johnson, of Seward, who taught here last year.
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5. 5. NORTHWESTERN
 SAILS SATURDAY AT 8

SEATTLE, July 29.-The steamship Northwestern sailed Saturday morning for Seward and way ports with 275 passengers, including the following fol Seward: H. R. Moore, T. Sheehan, Mrs. F. Morris, Mrs. Thomas Tenseth, E. A. Bailey and wife, A B. Seaton
 H. G. White, c. D. Hyde, A. c. Hack in, E. L. Caldwell, A. J. Campbell, pr
 M. H. Silve7berg, c. c. Day, P. N. Pc terson,r Chas. Ross Anna Hoffman Mrs. F. R. Tate and baby, F. L. Hud, son and wife, Miss M. E. Newhall, Mrs. I. Day. Mrs. J. H. Parsons, L. c. Hud- son. E. R. Hudson, Mrs. Keyser, J. A
 Cannady, Chas Backlan, A. E. Ed wards, L. R. Mckee and wife, w. E Williams and wife, H. Rice, Nellie Beattie, Olive Fristle, F. A. Miller and wife Master Miller, c. W. Hudson and wife. A. M. Hudson and wife, M. S
 Phelps, V. H. Doyle, c. R. Doyle, k L. Everett and wife, Kenneth Mclean
 Mat Severovich, c. J. Lang, J. kayser
 H. Schroeder, E. Hartsough, J. Slg- man, J. w. Davis, and twelve steerage
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EAGLES DESTROYING
 SHEEP SAYS WARDEN

Game Warden George G. Cotter and Mrs. Cotter returned Saturday from a trip into the wild sheep reserve. MT Cotter reported that during last July he had gone over all parts of the sheep reserve. concluding with his last trip which took him to Cooper Lake, Rus sian Lake and other localities where sheep are protected. Twin lambs are not uncommon this year, and sheep seem in favored places to have made increases, although there are always .0sses from eagles and wolverines the latter being one of the most relentless .nemies of lambs and grown animals also. MT. Cotter located some goats in the Grant Lake district.
 Young grouse, Mir Cotter said, are plentiful. where they are not dlsturoeo and large flocks of ptarmigan with many young are in the higher peaks Moose are moving from lower kenal river toward the Upper Kenai; rabbits below being so numerous that they have eaten off much of the moose browse.
 Humpback salmon are running III small quantities in Kenai River ana Lake. moving up from the Inlet thru skilak Lake and the lower river.
 MT. Cotter states that Mrs. A. W Roberts has sold the roadhouse ano buildings at Roosevelt on kenal Lake the new owner being Mrs. LeWls' "h' has settled there to be close to hel daughter, Mrs. Charles Lean of Coopel Landing. Forced green stuff VIII Oe grown in winter in the large green houses on the premises.
 The only baby in the big game couh' try between Roosevelt and kenal Is little Nicholas Lean, a hearty young man of ten months, about whom auul- ences of admiring old time bachelorS gather every evening.
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CORDOVA BALL PLAYERS TAKE
 TRAIN FOR INTERIOR POINTS

The Cordova baseball team arrived late Saturday night on a gasboat, and this morning left for Anchorage and Interior points on tour of the princi- pal towns. Those comprising the team were, Steel, catcher; Martini pitcher; Morgan, first base; Tracey. second base; Austis, third base; Lopez, short stop; Fredericksen, right field; Pokey. center field; Oliver, left field; Sorrig, Jackson, Morris, subs.
 The boys expect to return to Sew ard within a week or so, and the local team may again play a game with them.
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OF POPULAR
 SEWARD GIRL ANNOUNCED

MT. and Mrs Gus Borgen announce the engagement of their oldest daugh- ter, Emily Frances, to Lieut.. Roland McNamee, of San Francisco, the we'd ding to take place in September. The announcement comes in the nature ot pleasant surprise to Miss Borgen's friends, she having been in San Fran cisco for the past six months, visiting relatives Miss Borgen is the eldest daughter of MT. and Mrs. Gus Borgen of this city, and bears the distinction of being the first white girl born in Nome. Lieut.. McNamee is from long line of soldiers, his father being an overseas colonel of cavalry, and an old resident of Washington, D. C.
 The wedding will take place Tn September, after which the young cou- ple will leave for the Philippines, where Lieut. McNamee has been or deced to report for duty.
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HARDING C'S PLANS FOR SETTLEMENT IF
 STRIKE DEFINED

SEATTLE, July 31.-The Associated Oil Company of California, sent crew of IS men, headed by G. L. Jones, on the steamship Northwestern, which sailed Saturday morning, to develop 5000 acres around the Pearl Creek Dome, which is 15 miles inland from kanatak.
 A contract between the Associated Oil Company, which holds a lease to the former on the Alaska Oil Company tract and the Finnegan tract, calls for the immediate sinking of wells and the continuation of work until the fields are finally proven.
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CuLROSs MINING CO.
 BUYS $. 5. AMERICA

SEATTLE, July 31.-Purchased by the Culross Island Mining Company which operates a mine on Culross isl and near Latouche, the little steamer America l. sailed today laden with supplies and mining machinery for that company.
 The America will remain in the North and in September will carry q party of Eastern Washington wheat growers on a hunting expedition along the Alaskan coast. Charles G. Titus a mining engineer of Valdez, will take charge of operations at Culross.
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Charles Smith, engineer on the Alas ka railway, who has been spending the past week in Seward, left this morning for Anchorage to resume his run. MT. Smith was engineer on the locomotive which went through the trestle last week, killing Wm. Elliott a well known former Seward resident and badly injuring fireman Thomas Sheehan. MT. Smiths escape from death was miraculous, as he was GOV cred with coal from the tender and badly cut and bruised about the head He has been guest of Frank Skeer while in Seward.
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CHARGES DRUNKENNESS
 F|LEDA GA|NsT JUDGE

SEATTLE, July 31.Accusations of drunkenness were filed against Judge Daniel H. Carry by J. E. McGrew and Henry Workman, in series ot ten afIidavits presented to the court here today. Carry is judge in another county but at the time in question sat on the bench here in will contest case.
 The affidavit charges that Carry has been intoxicated at divers times and that his conduct is such as tc make him unfit for the judicial posi- ton.
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Strikers March on Mines

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 31-Strik- ing coal miners of Kentucky have crossed the Tennessee border and are threatening to burn the commissaries and tipples of the mines there and shoot down persons opposing their movement.
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STREWN WITH PERILS
 TO PEACE OF THE WORLC

LONDON, July 31-'The earth is sill strewn with periIs to the peace of the world" declared Lloyd George in a speech at a Wesleyan luncheon this .ternoon. There is a growing as sumption that conflicts are coming again; it is therefore the duty of the enurches of America and Europe to work together to prevent war"
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FORMER VICE PRESIDENT SAYS
 "oUT OF POLITICS FoREVEVR

NEW YORK, July 31.-"I am out oi politics forever" former vice presl, dent Marshal said today upon arriving from Europe. q want just enough money to buy set of false teeth when I need them. I am just an ex-vice- president, and that does not mean much. but while I was in Europe used my eyes and ears and came to the conclusion that the only hope tol Europe lies in some arrangement which will permit English and Ameri- can bankers to take charge of Euro pean affairs until the rate of exchange in all countries is again firm"
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AND OFFICE ISSUES PATENTS
 FOR CITY LOTS IN ANCHORAGt

WASHINGTON, July 31.-The gen eral land office has issued patent u the City of Anchorage, Alaska for a number of blocks and lots iii that c1'y for various municipal purposes lhcluu- ing a landing field for aeroplanes' TOT which the first grant ever made oy the government for such purpose ""9 made
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BANDITS SHOOT AND KILL
 MARSHAL OF MINNESOTA TOWN

ST. CLOUD, Minn., July 31.-Mar- shal George. Williams of Long Prairie, ais state, was shot and killed last night by bandits who robbed the Hew- itt State Bank The bandits escaped with their plunder
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ADJUSTED COMPENSATION IS
 ASSURED VETS WORLD WAR

SEATTLE, July 31.-Adjusted con- pcnsation for veterans of the world war is virtually assured in the opinion Of Hanford MacNider, national con- mander of the American Legion who arrived here this afternoon.
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WASHINGTON, Jul 31.-The threat of industrial demoralization is over, administration leaders stated today, as President Harding reduced to writing his compromise plan for settlement of the railroad strike and the presiden- tial coal committee started it's work Of rationing coal.
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PURCHASE GYM EQUIPMENT

The boys of the American Legion of Valdez have purchased all the gym apparatus at the post and will soon have it installed in their new home on Broadway. They also purchased two cannon at the post and will place them in front of their quarters.
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NOvING PICTURE OUTFIT
 IN DANGER FROM FRI

SEATTLE, July 31.-Surrounded by forest fires which are sweeping the territory surrounding Kootenay lake in British Columbia, Reginald Barker famous director for a moving picture company, with thirty extras and a number of supernumeraries is report ed to be in great danger from the flames.
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 BRINGS CREW ID
 DRILL OIL FIELDS

WASHINGTON, July 31.-President Harding tonight expressed the convic- tion that his plans for the settlement of the railway strike, which are to be presented to both operators and strik- ing shopmen tomorrow are such that neither party to the strike can evade the immediate resumption of work.
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CHARGES MADE AGAINST
 SCHOOL DIRECTOR TAYLOF

SEATTLE, July Exchanges that s, lool director E. F. Taylor had bee, attempting to influence the purchase O. school supplies, were made to tn. school board today by Superintendent Thomas k. Cole.
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Mrs. H. E. Ellsworth is selling some fine looking strawberries from hel home patch, having raised more than the family can use She reports that she throws away hundreds of plants each year which parties desiring them can have. The berries are early ripen- ing, large and delicious.
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O3ENcHAIN TRIAL GOES TO
 JURY LATE SATURDAY NIGH

LOS ANGELES. July 31.-The jury in the case of Madelyn Obenchain charged with being an accessory in th' murder of J. Belton Kennedy, retired Saturday to consider the verdict This is the second trial of Mrs. Obenchain t@e jury failing to agree in the first trial.
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The collier Jason left this morning for the States. It was stated that ln all probability it would call in at Cor dova to load 500 tons of coal from the Boring fields as comparison with the Chickaloon product.
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HUGHES WILL SAIL FOR RIO
 ON SHIPPING BOARD VEG

WASHINGTON, July 31.-Secretary Hughes, who will head the official mission from the United States to the Brazilian centennaI exposition, has de cided to go to Rio de Janeiro on a shipping board vessel instead of na- val vessel.
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Conductor Arthur Long of the gov ernment railway, who spends his week ends in Seward, states that consider able activity is manifested along the railway by prospectors and miners the hills being full of old timers hunt ing for the elusive metals.
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CHAMPION BEAR KILLER

Harry Hanlon of Dawson, brother of the famous worlds champion oars man of years ago claims to be the worlds champion bear killer He says since going to Dawson about a score Of years ago he has killed 1151 bears, including all varieties that inhabit the North
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FOUR SUBS HAVE DISAPPEARED
 LOS ANGELES, July 31.-Four sub marines which left Los Angeles Tues day for Hampton Roads, as part o the flotilla of twelve scheduled fo; dcmolishing, are reported missing of the Lower California coast.
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Mrs. Martha E. Nichols, wife ot k. H. Nichols, station agent at Mckinley Park is an incoming passenger on the steamship Northwestern, sailing Sat urday.
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INGTON-Hoover announced trade commissioner J. A. Fowler had been assigned to Manila to promote American trade in Indo-China. Mayala Dutch East Indies and the Philippines Fowler, accompanied by assistant com missioner E. B. George of Philadelphia will sail early in October. AsboTn Watson, assistant trade commissioner has been assigned to open new offices in Canton.
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LONGEST FIIGHT EVER
 ATTEMPTED COMPLETED

RELLEVILLE, H., July 29.-Fhc longest flight ever attempted by the army was completed when the dirigi- bic balloon A arrived at Scott Fie', near here, from Langley Field, Nir- ginia distance of HOO miles in 40 hours, 40 minutes actual flying time, Two stops were made
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JOHNSON SPEAKS TO VOTERS

LOS ANGELES, July 31.-Hiram Johnson opening his campaign tonigh or renomination by the republicans to he United States senate said that he yas here to engage in a political fte'
 md that he proposed to use both fists,
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Fred R. Tait, of the Bureau of Edu- cation, is a passenger on the North western with several knock-doWn houses to be erected at Perry, a na- tive village near Chignik.
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George Swanson, a former Vaslez resident, but of late years conducting tonsorial parlors in Anchorage, arrlV- ed on Saturdays train and is giving Seward the once over.
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DEBS CALLS UPON . RANK AVD FILE TO
 HANG TOGETHER

CHICAGO, July 29-Eugene " Debs leader of the American railway union strike in 1894, today issued state- Rment to the striking railroadmen and other unions that the time has come for the rank and file 10 unite and strike together, vote together and fight together
 There have been disorders and a few scabs have been hurt" said MT. Debs This has been the extent of the violence, but it has been sufficient to bring to the strikers what they fought for in the late world war. The Federal government announces thru the department of justice that it will stand no trifling on the part of the strikers, and that if necessary armed force will be employed at once for the suppression of violence.
 .The governors of seven states have simultaneously announced that they have the national guard mobilized and ready to move at command when the eXgencies of the situation demand ac- c @tion.
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The Bureau of Public Roads will stqrt work soon on the trail from Mile 29 to Sunrise. This trail is very i'm portant one and is used by several hundred people.
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A large shipment of machinery was received on one of the last boats TOT the Primrose mine.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-31

Bruce P. Rider. well known in Sew ard, and Eleanor Pauline Fuller Of Anchorage were married at Latouche r,centIy Commissioner B. V. Presley officiating.
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COLUMBUS, O.-Secretary D. w. Mckinney of the Southern Ohio Coal Operators Exchange said that despite the protection offered the mines pro- duction failed to increase materially and there is no hope for an increased output until an agreement is reached with the miners.
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COUNTESS DIES IN BATH

LONDON, July 31.-Adele, dowageI countess of Essex, daughter of the late Baach Grant of New York, was found dead in her bath today.
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BORN

Hugh Doughtery received cable message yesterday that he was the father of a fine S-pound boy, born at Los Angeles, Saturday, July 29, 1922.
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Coal Administrator Appointed

WASHINGTON, July 31.-Henry M. Spencer, former vice president or the Southern Railway tonight was ap- pointed Federal coal administrator for the duration of the present strike emergency by President Harding.