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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
6ommamistit taisteIemaau fascist
IiifettG ipastaan.

Wosfoipa., bellnif. 9 b. - aom.
m,nistinen internationale ia Nell.
WoSto .8endi1n ammattiIiitot oipat
iiilistaneet naailmanlaajuiien 10
ban fascismia ipastaan ia febotto-
mat be italialailia iiirtolaiiio taifis.
ia maisia eiittGmGan iobtaluaa o.
laa tllon liiffeen lpostustamiiesia.
"Wfe olemme p11ttGneet", laiiiu.
taon iulistufiesia, "panno liiffee-
leen mailman proletariaotin faiffi
aineeIliiet, moraaliiet ia poliittiiet
ipoirat taistelusia faseismio mas
taan ia jdriesta6 fanioiupGfiien ro.
baston titota tarfotisto iparten."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
Smomen eSmstns nlfomailla.

Suouen WarafoniuIiffi 9nefian.
oriaan (@spptiin) or nimitettp iii.
femies Ib. u. Solnbere. fonfulifii
8reSlaiibun liifeniies Sermann g.
berbarot, foniulifii Stettiniin Iiife.
mics ". Meper ia lparafonimlitIi
5ranffurt am @ainiin oiianaiaia
u. &aiier, foniuIifii Napoltin pan.
finjobtajo Tullio Meostini
Snomen @oomasia oIepa fonIu.
Ii bro enrico TonioIo on pppnnostd
iuapautettu toimeStoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
Safian tp6auGfi lGbettGust aiunn.
pspunin Ybbpstualtain ballitnfIeltr.

pgpuuln Yg0gSm1ifatu D0lttlutlelW
Sallitiifiellemme OH iaapun,i
Safiasta iasfoianoma, iosia iafia-
lainen tDoipaesto toimoo aipustlisto
ybopsmalloilto. Sabfoianoman oil.
not allcfirioittaneet eri tpoDGenidr-
iestoien lualt,nttetlt, jotfa cousta.
iuat noin IL nlilioonoa mics. ia
naistp0ldistd. = Sdbfoionomma
iiialto on ieiiroaipa:
"glIlefirioittanllt tpolpGenpboiS.
tpStcn liitto, eonstaen ~ milioo.
naa iaientd. iotfa perbemeen nue.
ooStatpat enemmGn fi,in puoIet Sot
ian fofo maestost1, pafuuttaa u,,-
oelIeen, ett6 fosfa slmerita mar.
masti liipaii, ett6 oifeus fulfil ipaI.
litiemoan. omafiuimat Satian tpo.
ltiiiet fanianiuallan itle,palti,loen ii
lalle; alistiiiapat tGpSelIiieen oiei.
ben riiiumiieen ia ilman ebtoja IT,.
maiiiipat balilaInania tposfenneIl6
raiiban ia faniain,pdlilen lominnon
puoleSta.
"Safialainen rafastaa- rauballis.
TEN ammattien barjottamista, NUT.
ia tpastiistaa ban pbtGIGiiesti iitG.
ettd bdnestd tebtdiiiin oria mod.
rdamGttomifii aioifii tai cttG tule.
ipien i,ifupolpien tGptpiii alistua
talouoelliieen oriiu,teen. gf,lbrin
waltaus ia @eriailIeiin iopim,s fui
tenfin iaottoipat tiiollaiien orjuuoen
palttamdttomafii. gSe bGipittGipGt
ppiptuaiiesti Safian ia Gi,rcpan ia.
loiioen ia ,,bfoaipat Electromagnetic
miljoonia iofialaiiia tpoIGiii1.
"1uolieeton mutta aripomaltai.
men tilanteen tarfastus on otis to.
teaipa tdnGu tofiaiian ic iuoi Iii6fii
pabdpistaa fen ieifan ettG fcsfelld
raubaa miebi6 ia naiiia i,i,oria
ia iuanboia - bda6etG6n pofolli.
lesti fooeistaan ia forfotetoan ai-
noastaan len ip,lofii. ett1 be owot
fieltaptDneet rltpeamasta mnonia
pettdiifii.
"Meistd on tpdfituaiIoin tebtp,
fonio. iofo OH frooniflifem n6lf6i.
nen; ipastainntpneet lapiemme OIL
fdarittGip6 paperiin ipaattei6en aie.
niosta. iamalla fitn naiiet ia lopiet
iaaipot fGriiG r,limiiIlista fiirjuut-
Ia.
"Salla pppnnolld ei taboota sJb.
opswaltoia aiettumaon foiien taif.
ia toiien pliolelle npfpiiesiG
ristiriioasio; iillG oinoostoon roe.
ootaon amerifm perinnGiicen flln.
niontlintoon ia rebelliien nenette-
Inn raffottcen. Mmerifo. olen,nte
iiitG luormoio, ei 1btpupt iotoan
Snfian fanian tiboonikn tarfoituf
iesio. @nterifon finniontllnto tGllii
aialla eiiintlotuna moi pclastoa
@uropon ia fofo mailman tiibostG
joto ei poioa fpGIttdd, jos oiiot ioo.
NOT fiiIfea npfpista menonan."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
CANADIAN naiiet tahtoiiimat fnrottaa
naisten amioliittoonmemon ifSrajaa.

Meaino, east. = Sasfotcbema.
min moanwiljeIiiGin liiton naiSter
ofosto OH rpbtpnpt bariottmmaon
apoimafasto aeitotiionio fen p,,o.
lesta, ettG Canadian baIlitus iootoi-
lin forottonoon opioliittoon meme
mien noisten alimnon ifGrajon fiu.
oestatoista mnooesto fabteenfpmmc
neen plioteen. SGmGniiiGltoincn eh
ootus tillaon piaffoin eiittGm6Gn
Sftaman ministerinelnpostoIIe, il
nsfolpot noiiet, ettG ie tuqoon IN
paflpmaan Doninionin porIomen
tisia. Soriottaesiaan ositatiioniooll
oipat naiiet fdiitelIeet olpioliittofp.
ipnlpstd faifilta fulmiIto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
yfii fnnlmiinns iontnnmt rnmiin
Selffdnfsiiu

&ri 8. a.. Goof, jofa muoii FINN.
men foafiepain oil IoptdpinGdn pob
lolsndlpanL on MT fotonaan Sort
worfbisio, Ger, jo,ttiniit paben,
pitn ielffaiifiiin epGiilpecIliien eIa
lllanla iunofii fliin mita ban fofi
refteilplladn moapoIIon pobioisoiis
ia. eOofin ipaimo MIN. luanait,,tti
miebenia eradstd foi,pnmsin bienos,
ia botellisto, josio Tr Goof craan
lJieroon noiien fansio fnberteIi mti
fijlomapiforien ieilrosio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
2lobS George iln,aisimt mielipitei'
tGGm.

2ontoo, belnlif. A p. - To.ui6
2lopo George, Sui,r-8ritannian
cntinen mnincbifos pGdnlinisteri,
jofa lpiinte oifoino on bpmin mGbGn
ilmaisiut mielipiteitGGn inaoilulan
oiioisto, Iouiri t1Gll6 tGnG iltano e.
rGGsi1 baostattelusia @sponjosta
poIattilaon, ett1 bGnen mieIestGGn
tlllee Mansfo epGonnistnmoan pri-
tpfiisiGGn gfitbrilIo Ybtcn1 Hfons.
foon nGbben pabono merffinG pitt
cntinen pG1ninisteri iitG, ettd Sof.
ia cniimaiien ferran roiiboniopimuf
fen ipoimaonastiuniien jalfeen oil
oiettrnpt tooenteoIlo pastustanlaan
Iansfon iininniteln,io. Siulr.8ri.
tannion weIosto DbopspolIoiIlc ia
fen ipafoiittamiiesto Ioiiiui aer
3lopo @eorec, etta ilmoitetlln lpel.
folopimifien eboot oltipaf onforon.
loiiet, ,paiffofoon ei fobtinittonlof,
u cttd bGnen mielest1Gn oliii oiio
pitdnpf luoitauon jGriestGG parem.
minfin fotioen iiiben, ett6 @nsIonti
ctti Iainonio gbopspolloisto fun.
rimnlofii oiafii iotoliittoloiiiaon
iporten joita slmerifo eli eniirfadn
oboistonut tGIIG fer.Go.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
Snnri tmlipalo. Muniliuaisia.

Mllniiine, Wicb., belmif. 3 y. =
&ab6efianfpmmenen puooen ifGinen
Sbomas @rolpn paloi filoIiaafii ia
Sobn 8eroicf iai IruItaiuasti fuo.
lettalpia baawoia ti,lipalosia jofa
taboii fofonaiien blotin faupunsin
lpaltafaoun tuarrella tanG aaml,na.
Babinfo aripioioaan $4,000.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
Gpnffd fuDa ulaailman ti=
lQSta
Sanomalebtimies nGfee fanioien
fnlfeiuan iperifplpsG fobti.


gneIannin pfii bnomahlimmisto
tanomaIebtimiebistd, u. q. @arbi.
aer on biljattain iiilfaisiut firioi.
teIman guropan npfpiiestd tilasta.
Sanomolebtimies on iitG mieltd.
~ettG "maoilnan iiweellinen tiinto
on mime nifoina laanut paban bal.
tpa,tfien". @uroppa on, firjoittajan
mielestd. ieIlaiiella tielld, eta jos
eei tapabou mliiitoSta parernpaan
pain, min fal,iat tlllelpat fplpernddn
tpereSiG.
@ansfan ia ,Safian lualiiistd a
jioista firjoittao Gardner III. nj.
{euraaipaa
~@ansfan ieiffailu 9tubrilla nno
oestuu pGilp1 p6itpalta pbd ubfaa-
,pammafii. Se on ipofiegudsid Sat.
ian flilpaamattoman anartiaan
nu.tta mitdGn oleelliienpio tulofiia
sei ie tliota &anSfolle.
~2otringin rautaiulinloita iule-
toaa, fosfa fofiin l1betps &ubrin
<oImeelto on fofonaan lafannut.
Mansfa alfaa epdilenidttd 10 buo.
u,ata, ett6 pistin on fotuin buono
tpofalu fiiofan afema8td, mifGli
,6iilen faipaus on tpipmpteSid.
W1nrfan aripon lubistumista OF
StII@uGIin ieirannut frangin pabaa-
,ennustalpa aIaSp1inmeno. 4aifin
uaboolliiin pritpfiin onfin fransin
.aripoa foetettu pitaa forfealla fei-
uotefoifin ne,tpotn.
~SppnG Ranstan epaonnistu.
miIeen @,ibriIla on mGlittomGSti oI.
i,1t k. ettG ranstalotsten ei ole on.
niStuni,t lpoittaa puoIelleen iafia.
IaiSta tponiestd. SfanstaIaifet los.
Htpot, ettG fun laffalainen tp6mieS
on bppin beitoisiu pstdtpppsiubteis.
{a poittoilepien tponnntaiienia fans
{a. tiiIiii ban bptpdfipnlddn ronsfa.
saifet. adrld iobtopddt0s on oIlnt
Satffeo pobioa woilIo. NIomoiiuus
SafiaIle oil polion luointaffaampi
;hsin tpOnantoiien wibaauinen,
Sanbrin ioiiolistienfin tesfmloeslo.
"Nautta opetufiena on olIut ic,
~ett1 nlabootonta on firist6a rabojo
weIaIliielta baffaomalla bdnet fno-
lioafii. iollaista tapoa fdptettiin en-.
-fiiind roafalaisaifoino. sos mara.
riffoinen melalIinen tabootaan ioc.
6a iotain mnfianaan, on banen all-
ruettaipa elGG..
"&un @ansta OIL riittdiudsti tat-
.spentdnpt itisniG omasiu lietiSiddn,
-tuIIaon iilIoin tenties iotain tefe.
smdon. .SilIGapalin oipat faifti palod
stpriGst1 ieunooipat arputtou,ia' Ran
{oinIiitto on aiputon. Gnglanti on
eofpnton. 2auinnne ia Tirrfti iitoipaf
stdtemme. sos teentme iotain Stub
arin aiiosio, laomine beti tuulla io'
tain @naorasto. geain ppipmme me
ztpmGntabtoiien puolneettoinina, lo'
Ia merfitiee it'd, etta NE raubasin
fotielenuue tGtG guropan historian
fenties iuiirinto rifosto, rifosta, je'
Ia tulee wiel1 Driibtomaan luerello
tulelpotfin iuflipolluet, jos iitu el
ioaoa ppi1ptetpfii.
"J1mG inaailnlan lilueellilen
t,innon frnniaton balpaus tdptpp
toppuo. enelannin ia slmeritan
tGptpp tebod jotain peloStaafleen
uGb1nt1Gn @uropon iiwistpficSto,
los eli niilitoin, min eoes onlien c.
tijenia puofii. Onfo historian Ia
nottalpo, ettG @laoitonen ia Gin.
rcoInin foniat istliiipat paitoillaon
fiiin mpfGt foirat, fun @nropoa ol.
tin miiittamasia uluowofii era.
u.aafii."
Y
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
Saaparannalla oleua SaOnten fon
Inli,uirasto laffantetoan. y

= Sen joboosta, ettG ful,,waa ipuo.
Den menoiddntoon ei ole otett,,
maararabaa Soaparannun foniitlin.
mirastoa iparten on tdIna fomiulaot-
ii pdatettp laffauttoo ia ipapouttaa
foniuli 6. Nerifallio toimeStaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
&n &lnr alan uastainen ebSofns
tswGfisttp Ysinneiotan lainlaatija.
fnnussfa.

ct. Woul. - 2oinlaatijafunnan
. aIobuoneesio on bpu6fipttp ebusta.
Ia 2aecritebtin eiittdmG pddtosIai.
feIno, josio tiiomittiin 8i 3lur
8Ian idrieston menetteIptopoju ia
ieimottiin moinittu idriesto onteri.
foInislpostniiefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
Sotilaallimen iopimms nGitetGGn
tebSpu @snajGn ia snrfin iuGlillG.

Softlaalltmeu iOptninS malfefaatl
tebSpu @euGjGn ia snrfin ludlillG.
8elsra6. = SalIitrifien ionoma-
lebti 5ribuno tietGd fertoo, ctto
8enGj1n itlfeministeri Sibiti9erir
ia ,Ssmet paibo otpat tebneet eou.
ionnesio iolaifen iopimufien, ionfa
mufaon BenGjd ia Tilrffi tliIeipot
ontomoan toiiilleen iotilaallisto a.
,pustusto 2GbeiiesiH SbGsiG, jog pi
bolliiiuloet alfaiiiipot. SopiInufies-
ia, jonfo WenajGn ia Surfin bolli-
titsten iIinoitctaon bpm6fipneen. iG6
oetdan, ettG 8endjG tilee libettd
m1Gn rieito oifpiiioonio iotolpdfeG
gteiopotamioon, jos iiellG febittpB
Iota tirffiloisten ia brittilGisten
lu6Iill1.
1ebti niinifGGn tpGittGG, ettG
2auiannesia on tebtp @enGjGn Ia
Bulgarian n1IiIlG iopinris. jonfo
nufoon tuendIGifiG jouffojo mot
ooan IGbettaa 2anii-9rafioon 8iil'
sorian olueiben foutto.
Turffi on iuostinut iiiben Be
nGiGn ebootnfieen, ettd ie ei tuIii
iolmiomoon 2ouiannesio mit6Gn Il
pimusto ilmom @enGjdn iuostu
nnisto, tietGG Sribuno lebti fertco
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
Beudidm artmeiiau entiiiG npieerei.
ia iaapnnnt Mmerifaan fnriasia
tuunpsIa. IS


SEEM Dorf, belntif. 2 b. = T1fG.
laiieen iatanlaan iaapui tdnGGn
8onitantinopoiista boprplaiapa D1a.
oonnalla 8endidn feifariIliien or.
meiian 112 entistd ,tpieeria psrbei.
neen. Hubattomina, riffindiiin PIT.
finein ia pGipneinG fefa benfiiesti
ettd rliuuliiliiesti be t.Iiipat Idnren
taialpaltaan oltuaan foln,e ipi,otta
naanpaoSia len idIfeen fun be oil.
mot aiettuneet reinpostobaIIituSta
lpastaan ia taisteIleet Deniifinin ia
Brangclin buono-inniiiSia ornlei.
ioisia. m
&pbmdn iobtaiona oil fenraaIi
Blaoinir @areefine, iofa ianoi Of.
leenla terran tiaoriipainaian benfi.
martiiain padIliffon1. Goinen buo.
mattl, benfilo oil fenraali grl,iias,
Deniifinin arnleiian entinen iobto-
ia. SeioGt luietiin gllis-iaareIlc 0.
oottamaan mitd iiirtolaiS,uirano.
maiiilla on beiodn iubteenia iano.
mista. &onitantinopolisia oleluo q.
merifan foniuli oil antanut beille
eritoislupon matfustaa Mmerifaan,
fun be oIiluat pppoelleet ia rl,toil.
leet, ettd beioGt lGbetettdiiiin pois
9onitantinopolista fosfa be pelfdii.
not tMemania i,lrnatl,ifii, jog brit.
tilaiiet poistl,ifispat Tirfista,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-02-08
@enalGis.iapanilainen iopimns
ueiaiupteltaipana.

Iofio. -lf Re,nuoSto. .8enGiGn
tdpIiipnltl,,tetnn eoustaian tri ".
u. Soften faap,,ninen tt. 9 p. 20:
fioon on aibetittanut t1fGIGiiisia ia.
panilmiisia ia mlfonraoIaiiisio phi.
reisid erindifi6 arapeluita Ben6iGn
labettiId6n n,atfan tooelliiistd tor.
foihifiista. Soffe tuIee tpiipbmdGn
.,SSnpanisia lloim f,u,fou6en aian. M.
lusia ilmoitettiin ett1 ban ieapui
tame et,spadsfa beifontiini,tta fer.
iuepttd1n boitamaan, mutta erin1i.
Set tie6onannDt ospot oicittmieet. et.
I'd ban on tiIlnt t1nne t1rfcille a.
fioilIe.
1dfGlGiIet nlfomaioen biplomoo-
tit nsfoipat. ettG @enGi1 ia sSapon
fapttdiuat tiloiiu,,tta tppdffen fiji.
Ia nifaa f,,n Mmerifan ia @iiropan
buomio on fesfittpnpt afubrin ia
2dbeiien Sodn tilonteiiiin. Sellai,
fla aiahifiia on ilmaistl, ettG BE.
ndj6n ia Sapanin pdlillG olloan
rebtpm1sid toimenpiteiiiin 9ppnen.
meren ia 6aufaiien So6u oiioita
fosfeipan menaldis. .ioponiloilen 10.
piulutfen oifaoniaauriieffi. @iime
oifona Bendian ia Sapanin BALI.
t,sten mdIillG ipoibtett,i pstGtupp.
oen wafinltllfiio ia usfotaon maa
perdn oLeiuan npttensnlin iifii nal.
niifii nlofat,nl Ia fsfindifen iopi-
nlaffen loutimiien fplpo ,uoioean
aIottaa.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-23
WATERLOO, ONCE
 MECCA IN BELGIUM.
 |S NOW DESOLkTE
INNS ARE CLOSING UP-GREAT
 SOUVENIR WIPED OUT

BRUSSELS, August 23-Waterloo, until 1914, was the most frequented spot in Belgium. Victor Hugo's dreary plain," dotted with monuments com memorating the armies taking part in the battle, topped by it's colossal lion on the historic hill of Saint-Jean, at tracted countless foreign visitors, and on Sundays citizens of Brussels jour- neyed there in caravans. Ancient mail coaches clattered up and down the streets of the Belgian capital, and their conductors, to the discordant tunes of obsolete brass in struments, invited tourists to Water loo, Il miles distant.
 Guides fought and cursed at the Waterloo station for the remunerating privilege of escorting over the battle field the> numerous visitors which every train disgorged into the town.
 Cafes, restaurants, hotels were do- ing huge business. Today guant and sad guides await visitors in vain. Wat erloo is desolate. Deserted inns are closing up. A great souvenir is being wiped out; an industry going bank rupt.
 The great war has killed Waterloo and by half-destroying Flanders has resuscitated it.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-23

Notice is hereby given that the tax es on the real and personal property of the Town of Seward, Alaska, will be delinquent on the fifteenth day ot November next, at o'clock P, NJ, and unless paid prior thereto, five per cent will be added to the amount thereof
 That said taxes will be due and pay able on and after the first day of Sep tember next to the Town Treasurer of said Town of Seward, Alaska, at the office of said Treasurer
 Dated at Seward, Alaska, August 21st, 1923.
 VIM. H. WHITTLESEY, 1wk. Municipal Clerk.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-23
NIURI)ER CHARGE IS
 DENIED DY NEGA0ES
NEGROES ARRAIGNGO AT SAND POINT PLEAD NOT GUILTY

SAND POINT, Augu3. 23--Mike J. Donnelly and Robert Ford, negroes, paroled from the Walla Wai!a peniten- tiary, accused of the murder ol W. A. Crisp, of Hope on July 16, were ar raigned in probate court here today, and entered pleas of not guilty to a joint charge of first degree murder.
 The date for the preliminary hear ing has not been set, but il is expect ed that the examination will be con ducted late next week.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-23
MS. HARDING GET
 LIFE PENSION SION
CONGRESS EXPECTS TO GRANT
 ANNUITY TO MRS. HARDING

WASHINGTON, D. C., August 23- If precedents are followed, Mrs War ren G. Harding will receive a life pen sion of five thousand dollars year from the government.
 Mrs. Grover Cleveland and Mrs. T, Roosevelt were given annuitieS by a vote of the house and the senate and members of congress said today that there was little doubt of similar ac- ton in the case of Mrs. Harding.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-23
LIST ENT

Everybody is doing it now. What? The Turkey trot to Dryden's Grocery. Why? Because the prices are right; the more sales the lower the prices. His stock is small and fresh on every boat. Service day or night.
 Fox trot delivery.
 Phone Madison 62. If
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-23

MT. and Mrs. Leon Urbach were An chorage passengers on the train this morning, where Mrs. Urbach goes for medical treatment.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-23

Norway hemp halibut lines at J. L Graef's. 161-tf
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-23

George Colwell returned to Tunnel this morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-23

Andy Simon came in last night from Mile 20, and left this morning for An chorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-23

Best gasoline, distillate and gas en zine oil at reduced prices at J. L Graefs. l6l-u
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-23

Kodaks and Films, Seward Drug Go. 1S4-tt
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-23

Mrs. Roberts, of Mile 23, is visitor iii town.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-23

Read one of the latest books Of fic- tion for 15 cents at Urbach's.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-23

Fleischmann Yeast, fresh on every boat. Seward Drug Co. 184tf
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-23
GATEWAY CLASSIFIED
 ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR RENT-Three room furnishe' flat with bath. See Dougherty. If
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-23

Mrs. Ned Bishop came in last night from Moose Pass, returning this morn ing.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-23

Join Urbacn's c1rcu1aL1ng library
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-23

FOR SALE-Gas boat, g feet long; draws 51a feet of water; 50 horse power engine; for particulars and terms address Box 1724, Anchorage
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-23

WANTED Man to cook on boat, pay $9O per month; no soaks wanted. Kadiak Fisheries Co.,; Kodiak. If
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BIG CHANGE to make a stake; fox island, close in, 100 blue foxes i; three boats; good improvements; Price $25,000. See Don Carlos and Don Carlos, Sexton Annex. tf
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Evenrude Motors at J. L. Graefs. tt
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FOR RENT-Four room unfurnish- ed house with bath; See Dough erty. l72-tt
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Saturday Gateway, $3 per year.
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Experienced Auto Repairing All Flakes
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The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-05-05
All Opponents.

The meeting of those interest ed in athle tics resulted in the forming off an athletic association last Thursday evening.
 Jack O'Neill was appointed the chairman for one evening. The meeting came to order, and after the chair appointed Chas. Bo- roughs to act in the capacity of clerk, the meeting was opened for discussion as to ways and means of raising money for new equipment. It was finally de. cided to appoint committee to take collection from all the bus mess houses to cover expenses incidental to putting the diamond in shape and fixing the back stop, getting new equipment etc.
 A grounds committe was also appointed tomake arrangements for leveling the field and keeping it in shape.
 A manager and assistant man .ager was voted on, Boroughs and Huss ey being elected.
 The matter of new uniforms then came up for discussion and 1t was agreed that everyone buy his own, and the club will repay in the fall, if there is any money left.
 Accordingly a wire was sent to Portland and the club will dress up for the first game about June first. After the con. test there will probably be a base ball dance given, and the pro- ceeds turned over to the team Practice will begin in a shor t time and will be kept up through out the season.
 The club intends to play the different teams in this section and has hopes of going to the coast for a few games.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-05-05
Mccarthy Forms Baseball Team to Cleanup

The contract for getting out 8 nHAE large number of mining timbers
 to be used at Kennecott was com
 pleted this week Mr.Trmm who c N;,,,, a j.; ,ha held the reports that he + +h e+ f 4h oo f.on made out very we'll. Prior to : e. e - ~ +h completing the work Mir. Trimm uron f +h No oon ho suffered very painful accident s souoroa h;s ;+b while loading of logs the o+ coon +or m tho oeL scafold and Mir Trimm ,af+ fo no ooo, horo h sustained badly bruised = Ao .a . .:.:. :4. back was Creek miung Company. nis' "'ousno "0 onc u e
 bones in the forearm bro
 ken but examination showed Bob Johnston arrived in the thing bruse ty the first of the week. and ter spending afew days in the + +oa +o nn o Maloy, who has been assoc
 ated with Mr. Trimm in his log
 ging contract left Wednes Jack Schultz departed the day few weeks hunt ednesday local to take posi- ing trip on with the C.2 NV. He is nployed the Chitina river ;ao .u,;oh ;s o,oo4oa + ~ Bill Berry and Andy Taylor f .nv bo,r have been employed by the Dan
 Creek Mining Company put
 their telephone line in good work M uaa,os+o os . , ing order They began the job Chitina Wednesday e"iiy 1'onoaS noinlns Ol ;, r4o ;shos +o no +h states that the line is badly gro ct that the Nizina bridge is e " ~ oo pe'' zen for foot traffic if the ped- tns can walk over on plank Thursday Mrs Brenewc He also rd moved tho aes that anyone using the hauled ruse VI" nave o nunC the the furniture, Pete 'y to l" as no road has been the creeks 1t yet.
 Olav states that he is going to1 = go to work for Pete Johnson getl ~ ~ ~ ting outlogs Pete is reported to CT Saturday and Sunday Char , +4; o+ a , s, ~ ~ N WI" 'on oo lumber The mill is said to be = ~ working every day. e business the creeks and town.
 Mrs. JOhansen and Mrs. Sch
 neaberger of Kennecott were Soh arrived m town guests of Mrs Roberts of Black the Green Butte after burn Tasdav of three weeks Mr. an Mrs " eeyhhg III good berts home the ladies spent the "pe !evenng at Mccarthy.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-05-05
San Diego Cal. May 4 1923.

San Diego Cal. May 4 1923.
 Lieutenants John A. Macreary and Oakley J. Kelly completed their cross continent nonstop flight this afternoon. They made the flight of 265O miles in 26 hours 50 minutes and 39 seconds in the army monoplane T-2.
 A wire, extending the congrat- ulations of the President was re ceived by the aviators
 These same men attempted to make the same flight last Nov, vember, but were forced to land the T-2 at Fort Benjamin Harri- son Ind. Later. Record makers also receive congratulations from the Kings of England and Swed en.
 New York May 4
 The recent nation wide boycott of housewives today reduced the price of sugar IS cents on the hundred.
 Washington May 5-
 President Harding has under consideration suggestion from Secretary Denby that he return from his Alaskan trip via the Pa mama Canal. The plan so far is to return by way of Seattle and the northern transcontinental route.
 Chicago May ?
 The National Legislative Com- mittee of the Socialist Party has adopted resolutions demanding the impeachmento of Chief Justice Taft because of his continued acceptance of an annuity from the Carnegie Corporation. Paris May ,
 Ambassador Jusserand has re ceived instructions to protest gainst the Supreme Court deci sion for bidding foreign, vessels with liquor to come within the three. mile limit.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-05-05

Mir. Huddleston was d. pas sen- ger to Chitina on Wednesdays train. He wishes to announce the lact that the Nizina bridge is Q .,en for foot traffic if the ped- e>trians can walk over on a plank over running water. He also states that anyone using the f,mtbridge will have to hunt the way to it. as no road has been cut yet.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-05-05

Charlie Veach was visitor over Saturday aud Sunday Char he states that he will soon be opening up laundry to handle the business on the creeks and in town.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-05-05

John Barrett arrived in town from the Green Butte, after an absence of three weeks. Mr. Bar rett reports everything in good shape.