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HYDR0-ELECTR|C
MOVEMENT
SPREADS
Vast Development Brought
About by U. S. Encourage
ment in Power Act.
CONTINUED from Page 1s.)


monopoly. But it was q long time
being evolved.
Governmental efforts were prinlar-
lily devoted toward getting resources
out of public into private ownership,
as Secretary Merrill. of the Power
Commission, pointed out in an inter-
view today.
When the reaction finally came,
the restrictions imposed were too Sc
vere-there was too much of a pol
icy OF. Withholding from present use.
or OF unnecessarily restricting such
use.
Then q second reaction occurred,
in response to the spectacularly
rapid expansion of all branches OF
American industry. There were sew
eraI legislative trials before the pres
sent act was nodded and made q part
Of the law Of the land.
There was the act of 1896, which
specifically authorized the issuance
of revocable permits for power per-
Tnits.
There was the act OF 1901. ex.
pressly limiting the rights granted
TO merely revocable licenses. and
even these rights were jeopardized
by the possibility that the lands to
which they applied might be pat
Grants Were Limited.
There was the act Of 1906, i'm
posing supplementary conditions,
but placing no time limit on power
project grants. This measure was
revised In 1910 and remained in ef-
feet until 1920. BY the terms of
the 1910 legislation, q grant re-
qu1red In each instance q special
act OF Congress. Grants were lin
tied to fifty years, and there were
other restrictions. But the. worst
was the necessity imposed for &C
ton by the legislators scheme Of
nationwide waterpowef develop
ment in Political bondage. The re-
suit was, that, although 65 per
cent Of the watarpower resources of
the United States were under Fed
eral Jurisdiction, scarcely more
than is per cent OF developments
from 1901 to 1920 were on sites
under Government control.
After an eight-year fight, during
which hearings were held before
the Public Lands and Commences
Committees of the House and SEN
ate. q special committee on water
pOWCAt was APpOluIous ana 10 IL
was submitted bin drawn by ex.
perts Of the Interior Department
and submitted for approval to the
Secretaries Of Commerce, the In
terror and War and to the Presi-
dent.
Held Up In 1918.
A fiIibuster in 1918 prevented its
passage, but 1t rode to victory at
the next session OF Congress.
The vital principle or the act, as |
regards the financial interests of |
the people, il set forth in the para |
graph under the summarization be- |!
ginning mo capitalization. 1t is |
better enunciated by Secretary Nor |
rill as follows:
The public, which had given away
It's properties and franchises, found
itself obliged to pay interest and
profits upon its own gifts: II be-
came, therefore, "a cardinal principle |
Of the new policy that public re- |
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Mrs. Charlton Hostess
At Smart Ter Tndnr

Mrs. G. e. @. C. Charlton, wife
of the military attache OF the Brit.
ish embassy, win be hostess at q
small tea this afternoon at their
house In Sunderland place. Mrs.
Charlton is. entertaining for a mum.
Der Of American army officers and
their wives and members Sof the
Diplomatic Corps.
Colonel and Mrs. Charlton will go
to Cincinnati on Friday, where the
former will attend the meeting of
the American Legion. They will rG-
turn to Washington on Monday or
Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Price Wright will be
hostess at tea this afternoon at
her, residence In Massachusetts, ave-
nue., entertaining for Senator and
Mrs. Thomas r. Bayard. Of New
Jersey. Mrs. Wright will be as
sisted at the tea table by Nine. Peter,
wife of the Swiss minister, and
Mrs. Bayard.
Mrs. Harold Walker win enter
tain at a TED this afternoon at her
residence in Massachusetts, avenue.
-
Mrs. Milton Purdy, wife Of Judge
Milton Purdy, who has recently
come to Washington from Mime
sofa, was the guest for whom Mrs.
Wilbur J.. Carr entertained inform
ally at tea today. Mr.. Carr, the
director OF the Consular Service,
viii return to Washington on Sum.
day from Hillsboro, Ohio, where
he has been visiting his mother.
-
Mrs. Frank s. Hight, accompanied
by her small son, Frank s.. Hight,
jr., and her mother, Mrs. George w.
Cam, has returned to her home on
Twenty-first street, from her sum.
n1er place at Canaan, N. H.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wardman
will entertain at dinner this evening
at Wardman Park Hotel in compli-
ment to the Spanish Ambassador
and Nine. Riano, and Sir Gerard
and Lady Maxwell Wiltshire.
Mrs. Charles l.. McCawley has is
sued invitations for tea December
at Grasslands, in compliment to
her granddaughter, Miss Helena
Lodge, daughter of Mrs. George
Cabot Lodge, who will be one Of the
seasons debutantes.
Mrs. Walter Reed has returned to
Washington, and has taken an
apartment at the Burlington Hotel
for the winter.
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Miss Eleanor
Williams,
daughter of
the late
Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. G.
Williams, of
Baltimore,
whose
engagement
to Walliam
Wallace
Lanahan
has been
announced : by
her uncle,
Robert Bell
Deford, Of
Baltimore,
the wedding
to take place
on january l.
Miss Williams
is the niece
Of Mrs.
Thomas
Chatard,'
and is a
frequent
visitor in
Washington.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Antonio Marotta. a feme sole, to AIDE
lima Marotta. August 10. 1928. deed TO
lot 1, block 2. new city block ISIS; $40,
etc.
James Anderson to clemente Bernal.
June 81, 1923, deed to lot 20, block As.
South Heights addition; 5000.
C. II. Gurinsky to Antonio Salas. Au-
gust &c. 1928. deed to lot fronting rs
feet on Bargas street. as better described
by field notes: block not stated; $500.
Equitable Company, Incorporated. by
trustee. to Harvey G. Day. May rs. 1928.
Lonnie A. Gunter and wife to Otto A.
Tatsch. June ], 1928. quit claim deed TO
west % feet of lot rs and east 81 feet
Of lot "a, new city block 2l2i. Rivas
]. II. Berry to L. Vivian Wick. July
20. 1923. deed to lots 23 and "a. block
GO. new city block 1857. Keystone Park
Frank H. Palmer to Laura e. Palmer.
January 3. 1928. deed to lots 81 and %.
block 80. new city block 1928. on Porter
street $40. etc: -.
Dresch. August 10. 1928. deed to lot ID
and south 40 feet of lot IL, new city
block 1919 $40. etc.
John Mulvihiil to John Milne. August
city block s7s5. Gladstone addition;
]. E. Phillips and wife to Lillian F.
Phillips and Sarah E. Phillips. August
10. 1928. deed TO lot 2. new city block
1886. on Culpepper street 1880 and love
and affection.
A. W. Foster to N. S. Dickinson and
l. s. Busby, August 2. 1898, deed to lot
LIB. new city block 1888. Glendale ad-
Alfred Rivas to Rev. Joseph Moulin.
August 16. 1923. deed to lot /. block l.
East Englewood addition, new city block
1900: 500. etc.
San Antonio Development Company to
A. c. Prucha. July 20. 1923. deed to lots
SO and 81 and the east 1874 feet of lot
50, block S. new city block 6sss, Monte
Vista addition $4,000.
Ernst Fischer and wife to Willis How
ell. August ]. 1923. deed to lot s. new
Palmetto avenue: s225o.
Max Lange and wife to Emma Lips,
August IL, 1923. deed to lot 8, block q
new city block 3097: $40. etc.
o. +. Heinen. individually and as trus-
tee ct al. to Alexander Joske. August
IA. 1923. deed to lot 4. city block lilo,
Susan d. Shoaf TO Georgine Krisch.
August IS. 1928. deed to southwest 81
feet Of lot 10, in original block 4, new
city block -i56. on Poplar street: $3.50.
and wife; August 10. 1928. deed to lot
I. block NJ, new city block 2s7i, Digno-
WHY'S subdivision $1,000.
w. A. Sonnen to Noa Spears. August
Is, 1928, deed to lots ., and T. on
Roosevelt avenue. as better described by
field notes. $3.50. etc.
l.. H. Browne and wife to Jose Alva-
RADIO, August is. 1923. deed to south S3.5
feet of lot 10. block 4, new city block
2211 $3.50.
B: G: Irish to Eleanor V. Joseph. Au-
gust IL. 1923. deed to lots IL and ~.
block 81. county block 1850. Alamo
Heights; $3.50.
John ]. Kuntz TO NJ, A. McEacliern.
August IL. 1928. deed to lots 2 and 3.
block .. Grote subdivision: SIC. 010 etc.
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SMITH & SMITH CITY HOME SPECIALS

SACRIFICE TOBIN HILL-FOUR APARTMENTS-B CORNER
Great big four
poches four complete S bathrooms
comfortable bult,
that built duplicate
question of doubt the sacrifice special Tobn
HI LOCATION COUNTRY HOME ACRES GROOM BUNGALOW,
Six perfectly splendid 30
tum and flowers; 2story barn. poultry
with most wonderful big Groom bungalow
fireplace kitchen spoless
waeworks $l4 beautifully furnished
notes or diamonds
Splendid apartments big
three Ptburg including furniture
ceiling, big
condition.
apartment oubng attractive for
home and income
SOUTH PRESA. 1O0x12j-SIX ROOMS-SACRIFICE.
Owner paid $1,000 for this placed market for immediate
sale, $4,000; $1,000 cash, balance payments
GROOM COTTAGE Observation-Disclosures CLASS POUI-
TRY VEGETABLE FARM-SS150 $1,000 CASH, $50 MONTH,
INCLUDING INTEREST.
entirely thoroughly
built big Groom house. four large 15x3 smaller four
condition outbudngs splendid high
macadm street You just can't duplicate this price.
ROSEAERE BUNGALOw-A COMPLETE EVERY
HOME ON 50FOOT CORNER LOT CLOSE TO LINE
Five large fireplace all modern bun features closets
radiators shades shrubbery.
curb and sidewalk and washing house,
complete anywhere will
$50 month cash balance
SMITH & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RESULTS
4O9 National Bank Of Commerce Bldg Crockett 29oC 24o0
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IF you plan
TO BUILD

You have, doubtless, considered possible To-
cations with great
You have noted transportation, proximity to
schools and churches, and so on.
Now comes the matter of builder-and at
this point in your planning-we offer
vices, with view of assisting in the drawings,
suggesting materials and figuring your greatest
conveniences at the least possible cost. Also
prepared to join you in the financing of
your building.
You invited to call at city Offices
Suite 800 City National Bank Bldg, for
ference, or call over Crockett $500 for an ap-
pointment and we will come to you.
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An Announcement

wish to to my friends in San Antonio that
1 am longer a member Of the firm of Whitley q
Carve, but have formed partnership with Mr.. Robt
Bethea, with 25 years experience in the building
business connection have long hoped for The
Frost National Bank Bldg. I will be glad to all my
friends and customers at my new location. Telephone
Or. S1S7.
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WIDE by using these five great
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every Sunday. Combined want ad
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WEEKDAY INSERTIONS, 11kc
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Main Ave.

Business property. finely located on
Main avenue. large two-story. ten-room
house. two modern baths. This is a bar
gain at 1880, easy terms.
c. H. JACKSON, CIR 74i.
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Furnish & Furnish
SOLID BRICK HOMENLAUREL
HEIGHTS

SOLID BRICK HOMEkLAUREL
HEIGHTS
Not a snowy home, but one Of real
comfort and convenience: large front
and side porch; extra large living
room with fireplace at each end. and
built-in bookcases, large, airy dining
room with French doors opening onto
delightfully."- cool screened porch
which can be used for conservatory I;
extra large. well arranged kitchen
with cabinets and pantry; upper
floor has four large bedrooms and
sleeping porch extending across the
entire south side of the house. A
commodious and attractive bedroom.
also numerous closets with entire in
terror of house plastered and tinted.
] all in perfect condition; makes a
very pleasing effect indeed: double
yard and trees. Ask Mr.. Foster.
FREDERICKSBURG ROAD
ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE
53-4 acres facing Fredericksburg
Road, good well. splendid building
site. low price. or will take modern
bungalow and pay difference in cash.
Call Mr.. Stedham.
FURNISH 1
616-o3 Brady Building.
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CONNESS REALTY CO.
HOUSES FOR SALE
$3.50 Cash., 5-R. Cot, $4,000
Near Woodlawn Lake

Large living room with fireplace.
dining room, large kitchen with hot
water heater, closets, 3-piece plumb
ing. neat electrical fixtures. pretty
paper. high raised well-built house
on large lot. well located near street
car and jitneys: at the special price
of $4,000; $3.50 cash, balance like
rent.
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HIGH-CLASs BUNGALOW HOME

HIGH-CLASS BUNGALOW HOME
CROWN OF BEACON HILL.
Six well-appointed rooms, large
breakfast room. tapestry brick fire
place. tile. hearth: bookcases. man.
tel, three base plugs in large living
room, French doors to large dining
room. double French doors TO flow
or conservatory, French door TO
large breakfast room: hardwood
floors in living, dining and break.
fast rooms. French door to large
kitchen with many conveniences !:
back porch with two closets: three
airy bedrooms, large mirror-door
closets, cove ceilings, ivory wood
work. mahogany-finish doors. gas in
rooms. flues; usual tile bath. tile
wainscoating. built-in tub. pedestal
lavatory: built-in chiffonier with
large mirror: large cement front
porch, tapestry brick pillars. large
urn: double garage with cement
floor. cement drive; servants room.
toilet. fuel room: close TO schools,
schurcheS. car line. Must be sold.
Call Mr.. Stedham.
FORECLOSURE SALE
LAUREL HEIGHTS LOTS
Two large well located lots on a
paved street. Must be sold quick
ly. First $1,000 gets them. Ask
Mr.. Foster.
I FURNISH
Crockett 1924.
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Buy a Home
Small PAYMENT Down

New four room cottage. large lot. near
car. s95 down. s25 month. lights. water.
sewer. Crockett 1890.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE BEAUTI-
full modern bungalow like new. off
Presa. near school and churches. terms.
IFS Wharton. Mission 1856.
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A REAL BUY
$4,000. EASY TERMS

New four rooms, sleeping porch. three
piece bath. colorado. built-in features all
over house. chandeliers. polished floors,
large rooms and closets. lot 60 by lS7
feet. garage, on gravel street in Harlan
dale. look at this before buying. Call
Claude Elkins, sol Houston Bldg. Crock
ol6r.
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Stop Your Rent

SIS cash. s2s per month will buy you
nearly new four-room bungalow with
sewer. water and lights. North Side one
block off Cincinnati Ave. Phone CT. 1920
week days only
WILL SELL FIvE-ROOM HOUSE. sos
Blum ST. Sacrifice account Of mort
gage. Must be sold at once. CT. T55.
500 Gibbs Bldg.
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CARD OF THANKS

WE WISH TO EXTEND OgR SIN
cerest thanks and appreciation for the
Kindness shown us during the illness and
death of our beloved son. ,"BiHie," and
for the many floral offerings
MIR. AND MRS. w. W. STANLEY.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE

ARRIVALS
I.-G. n.
40. From Laredo .;...::;7 1900 a. m
No. 5---From st. Louis and
No s- FnnsnS Laredo Ed and Mex
leo points ............ $3.50 p. m.
No. 3vErom st. Louis ' $40: D. III
No. from t St; Louis ls,r sahse
special) ........10:2O p. m
n. X. & T.
No. 5-Katy flyer. from ST:
80 worth, waco and Aus
IA Tie TN ii c'cioci, aKaty''
from Dallas and Fl.
No. o-Local from Waco, Aus
tin. Houston. Srnithville.
San Marcos and New
Braunfels -. .J'Sv T. W.
No. katy Limited. from st.
Louis Kansas City, Dali
las. Fort Worth. Waco
No ,-T essa snecial. from st.
Louis. Kansas City, Dali
las. Waco and Austin. .1o:.5 p m
$. A. & A. r. tM. x. & T. Depoto
No. 1i-Trom Houston. yoa-
mo ,cP pgS m"rt Corpus christi. ~
Rockport. and Falfur-
No 4lrFrom Kcrrvilic Daily
cxcept Sunday .......5:o5 p. m
Sunday only ........... 6.45 p. M.
~ christi and Rockport. $40 p. m,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No. :s.-nayllGht Train from
Dsllas-Ft Worth ......7:3o p. m.
No. lO:-sunset Limited from
Sen Francisco .........s::o a. m
No lo1-sunset Limited from
No a2e-From Eagle Pass :. 500 a. m
No. Frog New Orleans. 900 a m.
No. ci-From Tcrt Worth
No s anf n"'' ner Rio .:..io:ss q. m,
No l0a-From New Orleans. .e:5o p. m.
Houston. Victoria and
No l,O@From San Francisco $50 p. M
s. A.. Z. & G. U.-G. N. DepotJ
No. i--From Cornus Christi
and Brownsville 49,. $3.50 a m.
No From Cornus Christi
and Brownsville 800. .6:10 p. m.
SAN ANTONIO SOUTHERN U.-G. n.
Dcpot.)
No c9c-From Christine ....4:so p. m
DEPARTURES q
I.-G. y.
no. - or 81. loulS. SANTA re
Conr.- Sunshine spe-
ciaD ...... ....... s;os a. m
- 5-For LAREDO and Mex:
No. s-ror Temple. Fort Worth
and Kansas CITY. Santa
Te Slceper) ST. Louis
viz Palestine. u.-G.
Sircper) .......... .s:lh p n
No For Laredo .........l1;oo p. m
NJ. X. & r.
No :-Texas Special. for Aus
tin Waco Dallas. Kan
sas CITY and ST. Louis S:15 a. m.
No s--Katy Limited. for Aus
Tin. Waco. TT. Worth.
Dallas. Kansas City and
80 ,o s., Louis II, Scw Braun. I"
feIs. san Marcos. Aus
tin Waco. smithville
arr Houston =. .l2;So T m
No s--Katv Flyer for Aus
tin Waco. Dallas. Kan
-. -. $500 p. 70
for Austin. Temnle.
Waco Dallas and Fort
Worth =. .... 1890 p. m.
san A. r. CM. X. s T. Oepot.)
No a2-For ISerrville. daily ..s:ts e. m
No I5-ror Houston. Corpus
y Christi Rocl'port and
50 uEF a.IuFf Corpus christi 900 ?. m
No l3-For Hereby. Yoakum.
Houston. Corpus Christi
and Rockport .1o:3s p. m
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No. s4-payIIght Train for
Daiias-Fort Worth 1850 a m.
No iOe-Sunset Limited for
New Orleans $50 a m
No. lOI-sunsct Limited for San
Francisco ..... .4:4o q m
No. sO2-Fur Cuero. Victoria.
Port Lavacs and Hous-
ton -. $3.50 a m |
No. s-For New Orleans. ..11:0o a. m.
No For nei Rio 800 .12:h1 n. m. |
So 100 For San Francisco. 1880 p. m |
20 2s-For Fort Worth and
Dallas ..lV:uO p N
No scT-Tor Eagle Pass -. 1890 p. m |
30 i1n-ror Now Orleans 1850 n. m
A.. q. & G. U-G. n. DepotJ
80 70, Corpus Christi and
Brownsville ......-- l0:so a m 1
go t-of Cornus Christi and
Brownsville .. ..... 10:50 p. m
- ANTONIO SOUTHERN u-G. n L
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$3.50 Cash, $3.50 Mo.
$3.50, Presa-Dullnig

On the hill. on Dullnig. near the
car line. high-raised beautiful cot
tage. five rooms. dressed floors. beau
tiful paper, porcelain plumbing.
large garage. cement walks; in
splendid condition.
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Beacon Hill. $3.50

have a dandy. brand new, five-room
bungalow. hardwood floors throughout,
all modern conveniences. screened Sleep
ing porch, corner lot. good high location.
Can be had on easy terms. o. II. Charl-
ton, with
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Want Ads Will Do Your Buying Selling Little Cost
HELP WANTED MALE

SKILLED AND UNSKILLED LABOR
desiring position with large oil or re-
filming companies in United States, Mex
leo, South America, Australia or other
countries send stamped. seit-dddresseJ
envelope for particulars. No stock or sell
ing proposition offered. Oil Bureau, III
Haver Bldg, Tulsa. Okla.
WANTED-EXPERIE WINDOW
trimmer and card writer; mus; know
how to display fiust-class merc.! an ;iss:
none but experienced man will be con-
dered. Write to II. DR. ,nner N Son.
Eagle Pass. Tex. stating tanner expert
enoe references and sala.s desired.
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A REAL HOME
S4250

for nice. neat. new. five-room cottage.
well located on corner lot. paved street
in Beacon Hill. II you have good lot
will consider that as first payment.
c. II. JACKSON. CIR. 7i1.
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DEPARTURES

20. For ST. Louis. Santa Re
Conr.- Sunshine Spe-
riaO S:il5 a. m
"a For st. Louis 1900 a. M.
r 5--For Laredo and Mex
leo points ............1o:Oo a. m
80. S-ror Temple. Fort Worth
and Kansas CITY. Santa
To Slceper) ST. Louis
viz Palestine. u.-G. n
Sircper) e. .S:1h y. n
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FLORISTS

BEAUTIFUL zINNIAs FIFTEEN CENTS
dozen: cannas. dahlias tube roses and
flowers for every occasion In any guam
tity at Vickerys. Gardens. TT. 7i4I.
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STRUCTURAL STEEL
WORKERS

WANTED-MARKER ON FAMILY FIN
ish work. Apply II. ID. Zoeller. Ideal
Laundry 3f5 South Alamo.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
3-R., New, 500 Cash, $25
Mo-, San Fernando st.
$3.50

High-raised. new colonial architec-
ture,. sewer, lights, bathroom; toilet,
big lot fenced.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-19
Being Completed
S325O. EASY TERMS

Four rooms, sleeping porch, three
uece bath. colorado. between living and
dining rooms, built-in features. gas. hot
water heater. chandeliers. polished floors,
pergola over driveway. lot so by $50 feet,
sidewalks, garage. good gravel street, off
of South Presa. Call Claude Elkins. sol
Houston Bldg. Crockett 2467.
SPLENDID FIvE-ROOM BUNGALOW.
almost new, one and one-half blocks off
South Presa. A real hargain. Owner.
Sunday Woodlawn s13: week days
Crockett 62sG
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-27
SHOOTING NOT JUSTIFIED

Over near Nenana the other day, John Bernard, an old timer, was shot down by deputy marshal because he was fleeing from arrest. At the in quest the coroner's jury acquitted the officer on the plea of self defense. It later developed that the victim was shot in the back. While the officer may have believed that his authority justified him in firing at an escaping prisoner, we believe the offense did not justify the penalty, and that to kill man charged with bootlegging or drunkenness is beyond the intent of the law in such cases made and provided.
 The victim happened to be a man who had been a resident of Alaska for nearly a quarter of century; he was a member of the Order of Pioners of Alaska, and was mild-mannered, in offensive man, with legion of warm friends. There is no doubt but that