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New Britain herald., 1923-10-05

Kiltonic Post, American Legion will
present 1.-The Man Without Coun-
try" in Coleman's theater October is
and 10. 1t is planned to donate
half the proceeds to the Health asso7
citation.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-05

Direct Worlds Series returns by
radio. Gross Oil Station, Berlin
Turnpike.-advt.
Evening star., 1923-04-29

Mrs. E. c. Fin
ney. wife of the first
assistant secretary
of the Inter rior,
riding behind an
Alaskan dog team
in the Yellowstone
National P ark.
S t a n d in G, Miss
Beatrice F inn e y
and Eioind Scoyen,
assistant chief park
ranger.
Evening star., 1923-04-29

COL and New York member OF the Sh @
harpooned
stream species never before seen
small
an The Of
a
of thu Anglers Club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-05
The Bon Marche October Trade Sales!

Seconds) from Of the most prominent and nationally
weight In black and cordovan Some show slight Imperfect
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-20
ROCKEFELLERUV OAR LE.
KARSKE VEDE.

RockefelIer6v ustav pro le-
kafske vyzkumy yenoval stu
dium leceni cukrovky pomoci
incMlinu pii zdeisi Lakeside me-
mocn;ci $4,000. Penez ma
byti pouzito pii leceni pacien-
tn, kteri vlastnimi prostredky
nemohou tento drahy Zpdsob
nejnov6jsiho leceni, podmik-
nouti, dale ma byti zrlzena or
ganisace, jez by bedlive sledo-
vala a zaznamenavala~ vysled-
ky leceni insulinem, ale fondu
nesmi byti uz'to k placeni pro-
fesionelnich poplatku. LekaTi
majici zaiem 0 nejmoderm6isi
leceni insulinem mohou vejiti
We spojeni riditelem Lakeside
nemocnice, dr.. A. B. Deniso-
nem. Podobneho daru dostalo
Sc j iinym nemocn;cim jinych
mestech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-20
MA NAVSTEVU

do stare vlasti odjizdi Ultra p.
Vaclav Procha!zka, znamy Gin
novnik II Sokola Cleveland, je-
no pani Mary Prochazka pc
tilety synacek James. Dale p.
Antonin Micka z'e zap. Al. uli-
ce ktery jeden k jeho rodine
na Moravu. V sobotu vyjedou
2 New Yorku po lodi George
Washington. PAN Prochazka
uGini zajezd do Berlina, kde
ctvrteho cervence zapoGne me.
zinarodni slet SokolG. V Ber-
line zamysli se zdrzet nekolik
dni a pax pojede potesit jeho
rOdice souroZence v Praze.
Cestu obstaral znamy cesky
jednatel FIR. Sakrvd. Piejeme
vsem pfijemno cestu, radostne
shledani jeiich milymi a sta.
stny navrat do Clevelandu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-20
SNATKY KRAJANU.

Vcera nastoupil spolecnou
cestu zivotem p. j. X. Stuk-
bauer, SYN obchodvedoucihc
"Sveta" p. J. A. Stukbauera
sc slecnou Celii B. Horvatho.
YOU. St'astny zenich byl drive
zam9stnan v zavod6 nasem
ale pozdeji oblekl modrou uni
formu strazcd bezpecnosti.
Mlademu parku prejeme, by
"a nastavajiciho spoluziti mi
ielo je vse zle a neprijemne.
Byvala zamestnanka "Sve
ta", slecna Betty Jaresova, sla
villa dnes manzelsky snatek
y. Frankem St'astnym. Take
il prejeme v novem zivotnin
obdobi mnoho zdaru a stesti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-20
CLEVELAND We TMACH.

Y m6stske elektrarne ma
konci vych. So. ul. prepalen
byl hlavni kabel elektrickeho
vedeni 1900 volt, nasledkem
tehoz nadeslo Cd sedmi do de-
siti hodin I castecne zatm6ni
mesta, kterym postizeno .bylo
as $4,000 bytI, pet nemocnic j
jinych ustavG, kde vsude k sta
re cti al slave povolany byly k
osvete svicky. Jen odb6ratele
energie Cd The Cleveland E.
lectric Illuminating Co. zdstali
teto "egyptske tiny" usetreni.
V mestskych tancfrnach nasta-
la take tina a tanec musel byti
zastaven k nemale litosti ne
kterych parkd, ktefi prisli k
poznani, re tanecek pfi mesic-
ku ma take svoje p6vaby.
Komisar mestskeho osvetle-
III a generalni riditel m6stske
elektrarny d. G.. Beckwith "a
pomoci as SO zrizenc1 snazil
Sc vedeni obnoviti, ale nez-li Sc
mu tax zdarilo, uplynuly tri
hodiny.
Neco podobneho prihodilo sc
pred 4 roxy v srpnu, ac jako
nasledek jinych pricin. Vcera
chytl hlavni kabel, coz melo
"a nasledek, ze spaleno bylo
vedeni mimo zavod, tim, re W.
paIeny byly isolace. Podob-
nJm nehodam nelze pry die
vypovedi Beckwitha predejiti
a jedinou ochranou jest kabel
reservni ktery take vcera byl
uVeden We VypOmOcnOu clnnOSC
kdezto kabel vypaleny opra-
ven bude jeste dnes. Tina vce-
reisi byla pricinou, re muscle
byti zanechano koupani v
mestskych plovarnach zpGso-
beny poruchy osvetleni ulic,
parku atd. Nejvice protesto-
vala zvirata We zverinci, V
Brookside parku, jez jsou IVY
kla ma osvetleni, v rev selem,
khuceni opic misilo Sc trouble
nj slona Nema jenz hral cho-
botem prim. Jest iako starry
cirkusak prilis zvykly ma slus-
ne osvetleni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-20
ZvLASTNf SCHUZE

Velkoradu G.. S. p. S. byla svo-
lana vcera na pOdn6t Narodni
Hlavni uradovny Zalezitostl
fadu Vaclav Snajdr, ktery na
4. Geryence bude slavnostne u
vadet 35 novych cekancu a 40
ditek do pojist 'ujiciho odboru
j. G.. S. p. S. O talk dulezite a
zasluzne cinnosti bratri od f.
Vaclav Snajdr bylo nadsene
jednano a konecne usneseno,
Ike slavnosti vyslati 5ti-clennou
deputaci. Co Zastupci Velko-
radu k sncastneni Sc slavnosti
zvoleni bratri J. Frcka,, F. Sa-
kryd, A. Humel, j. Janousek
V. Lorenc.
Ma slavnost Radu Elyria
ktera sc kona v nedeli prvnihc
cervence, bude Zjednana Zvla-
stni kara, ktera vyjede nede.
Ii y 8 hod. rano a zpatecni ce.
sta Jest urcena ma z. hod. We.
Ger. 4 koho Sc mali bratri pri-
hlaait, bude oznameno pozde
il.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-20
VELkY POzAR MA FLATS

Hlidac obchodni spolecnosti
stavebnim drivim The Cleve-
land Column Go. Fred Schafer
1898 zap. 49. ul. dopadl k We
ceru v zadnim traktu drevni-
ho akladiste, 1922 Columbus
Rd. v prazdnem nakladnim va
gonu til kluky, kteri blizko-
sti hromady hoblovacek state
enc Sc zaucovali Y koureni.
Hlidac hochy zahnal, ale
kdyz Sc vratil, byly hoblovac-
ky kara v jednom plameni,
od ktereho zapocalo chytati
iak nalezi vyschle dfivi sta
vebni. Ohen zahy Sc rozlezl
hromadami a pozar ohrczoval
j sousedni budovy. Az do vyse
.sto stop vyslehuiici plameny
jez .bylo mozno pozorovati ]
Public Squaru. pl'ivolaly ma
mostly tisice divak1 peslch !
automobilech, kteii dusiven
vedru statecne prihlizeli ma
mahave praci hasicG, kteri pc
obrovskem usili pozar omezili
Cena shoreleho stavebniho ma.
terialu odhadovana Jest na
$4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-20
GRADUANTI JESUITSKE
UNIVERSITY.
Ma graduacni slavnosti Gle

Ma graduacni slavnosti Gle
velandske university, byvalt
to koleji sv. Ignace, konant
vcera vecer v auditoriu budo
Wy zeleznicnich strojvddcG
promluvil k a,bsolventGm bi
skup Schrembs, jenz uvade
Rusko jako prfklad, jak stat II.
zen byti nema. Pdvodne me
fecniti kongresnik Charles A
Mooney, ktery, jak sc oznamu
ie pro nastalou nemoc, muse.
odrfci.
Mezi graduanty nachazime
ceakoslovenska jmena:
Frank j. Bican,
Andrej Kovac,
Frank J. Krivanek,
Karel A. Turek,
V teze mistnosti pax obdrzi
dnes vecer rs graduantil ST.
Ignatius. High School diplomy
po feci okresnlho navladniho
Ed. C. Stantona.
V seznamu uvedena jsou
mezi jinymi jmena.
st. F. Bajersky,
Raymond w. Holicky,
Francis l.. Hribar,
Michal l.. Kundrac,
George A. Kmecik,
Adolf T. Koudelka,
Edw. A. Kubik,
Walter Kugla,
Ladislav Kunes,
Frank ]. Kysela,
Valerian J. Mastny,
Edw. B. Potokar,
Pavel ]. Sykora,
Frank j. Tetlak.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-20
cEsKosLO OvANSKOU
VEREJNOST

'zvlaste ty, iez mali pro jejich
pratele zaslane jlzdnf lfstky,
bude zajfmat nasledujici Wy.
svetleni.
Asi pred mesicem cestoval
Amerikou pan Poper, Tiditel L.
Iradovny United States Lines v
{. 10 ma Prikopech v Praze. Ia
jeho kratkeho pobytu v Cleve-
landu, ma RUNE dotazy sdelil
me, re dnes nedela zadny roz-
dill, zda-li prijdou preplavni
listky z Ameriky aneb sc kou-
pf v Ceskoslovensku. uradov-
ma jest vydrzovana spolecnosti
a 1rednici dostanou m6sicni
mzdu, tax ze zadne procenta z
prodeje listkd nemaji. Gas k
|odjezdu vystehovalc1 urcuje
ministerstvo socialni pece.
Kazda prihlaska at z Ame-
riky neb z Ceskoslovenska mu-
Isl byt oznamena u mIinisterstva
kde jsou die cisel zaznamena-
ny pax die cisel po sobe, jak
byly prihlaseny, ministerstvo
vyqtehovalce k cestovani wy
I'VE.
Pro Slovensko Jest z kvoty
urceno coz vystehovalcG a
pro Cechy a Moravu 40%.
Velmi ddlezite Jest, aby kaz
dy vystehovalec. nez se vyda
ma cestu, mel pas, krtici list, le-
kafske vysv6dceni zachovalo-
sti cd obce, znalost psani a
Gteni a vGbec vse, ma co Zastu-
pitelstvi preplavmi spolecnosti
kazdeho upozorni. PAX lehce
ziska sc vidovani pasu ame-
rickeho konsula. F. Sakryd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-20
SMUTNE NASLED-
KY TROPICKYCH
VEDER.
DESET MRTVYCH v OHIU,
PET Z MICH CLEVE-
LANDANU.
Til hosi utopili Sc pfi
koupani.

b6t1 ma zivotech lidlskych. Po-
lovina Imrti Sc udala Y nasem
meste, kde jedna osoba zemTe-
la uzehem a ctyTi zahynuly,
kdyz Sc snazily nalezti 1levy
koupanfm. K tomu nam po-
vetrnostni prorok jeste neslibu
je ochlazeni pTedpovida, re
horkem budeme trapeni pri
nejmensim jeste po cely zby-
tex tydne. Jinak neni ale Il
mas teplo prave rekordnim,
nejvyssi bod teplomeru byl "a
znamenan ma stfese William
SON budovy, kde SIC prave ma
leza pozorovaci stanice. V
$40 hod. vecer dostoupil slou-
pee SO stupnn, neni tudiz nase
zkouska daleko tax zla, jako V
jinych iiznejsich mestech. Po-
zdeji Cd iezera Sc dostavivsi
vetrik privodil mensi ochlaze-
nj. Nezjisteny dosud muz,
klesl mdlobach v cekarne po-
ulicnich kar ma zapadni stran6
Public Squaru.
12-lety Charles Spitalieri, z
$3.50 Woodland ave. byl male
zen v sestistopove hlubine sta
reho ohioskeho kanalu ma In
dependence rd. Campbell rd.
utopeny. Mrtvolu nasel j. Nc
Adams, bydlici v {. 45OS Bark
will ave. jenz Sc sci prave kou-
patti. Ma stopu iei privedla O.
pustena hromadka satstva, po-
lozena ma bfehu zradne vody.
Hoch dopraven byl do okresni
marnice, kan Sc v zapeti do
stavil k smutnemu shledani je-
no otec.
Diva JIM hosi 15-lety John
M. Abramovsky, 6304 Hosmr
ave. 14-lety Jan Konepa, 2
{. 3674 vych. 81. ul., zahynuli
v louzi ma The American Steel
II Wire Co. v Cuyahoga Hts.
Zfidili 81 vor. ma kterem sc pla-
viii, kdyz poiednou narazili ma
koren a polekani skocili do vo-
dy, ably doplovali k brehu, ale
nedostalo Sc Jim sill a pocali to-
nouti. Jeden 2 kolemjdoucich
vytahl Abramovskeho ma SUI
cho. ale tyz vida topiciho Sc
Konepa, vskocil znovu do vo-
dy. ably zachranil tonouciho
druha. Tyz vsak v smrtelnem
zapoleni $ vodou chopil sc obe-
taveho pritele kolem krku a
stahl jej tax pod vodu sebou.
Policie nasla pozdeii ODE mr.
tvolv dosud spojene.
24-lety zam6stnanec drahy
Baltimore K Ohio, Fred Knox,
1929 Homestead ave. S. E. pou
I'll poledni pfestavky, ably sc
osvezil We vod6. snail Sc pre-,
plavati vzdalenost z Whisky l.
slandu, byl patrnd postizen kre
cmi, tax ze nemohl zmoci zrad
NJ spodni proud. Byl utope-
ny vytazen pobfezni strait.
Jiny Cleveland'an, 28-letl
w. Eging, 2246 zap. 93. III. sko
ell po hlave, Olmsted Falls
do vody a narazem ma skalu
zranil Sc tax zle, re "a nekolik
hodin po dopraveni do Mt. 81
mai nemocnice zemrel.
Y rece Ohiu Sc utopil pSi kou.
pani 11-lety Alex Koniursky
We Wegee; Y Sidney zahynu'
pfi teplote 90 stupnd 70-letj
C. w. CHM; V Laurevillc zabit
byl bleskem 70-lety M. Hart
sou'h; Cincinnati zemrel u
zehem ma ulici nezjistfny ie
Ste muz. V Conneaut nasled
kem vedla byl 24-lety Henr,
Andrews, v poruseni dusevn
rovnovahy spachal sebevrazdl
obesenim. v Akron Sc v pom
deli utopil pri koupani 21-leti
s. Smith.
Podobnou smutnou kronik,
hlasf Chicago, kde ma vedr'
celou radu iimrti podobnvch ;
take iinA m1sta OZnamuii ne
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-11-06
Parma Items

Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Prettyman Of
Nyssa were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
A. A. Moline on Sunday of last week
o. G. Boyd spent Monday of last
week at Boise attending to business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Baldridge and
children of Payette visited relatives
here on Sunday of last week
Misses Doris Hoffman and Dorothy
Barth. students at the College of Ida
no, spent the week end at their re-
spective homes
Mrs. NJ. E. Kirkpatrick spent last
Tuesday attending to business mat
tiers at Boise.
Rev. Clyde T. Ollie spent last Tues
day at Nampa, on business.
Mrs. Sam G.. Tuning made bust
ness trip to Caldwell last Tuesday.
DIR. J. Z. Daniels, the veterinarian.
made trip to Boise Thursday morn
ing for a short visit with his daughter
Mrs. E. G.. Johnson left the fore
part of last week for Gold Bar, Wash.
having been summoned there by the
illness OF sister.
Richard Melbourne, student at c.
of |, spent the week end at his home
here.
-oSt uSodd1 NNShiik iiit iiOihbtio
of the Westminster Guild met in the
basement of the Community church
with Mrs. Don s. Numbers and Mrs.
Shirley Ledbetter, hostesses. The
room was artistically decorated with
Halloween decorations and at the
close of the meeting refreshments
were served by the hostesses.
Frank Twitchell who has been
for the past several months
at Portland, Ore, returned to his
home here last week
J. H. Scott of Pittsburg. Kansas.
was guest at the home of his bro
Their. T. d. Scott, here the fore part of
asst week
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Eisenmenger of
Baker were Parma visitors on Sum-
lay of last week
Horatio Miller of Boise was a Par
ma visitor last Thursday.
The Eastern Star gave masquerade
iancing party at the Masonic Hall
or a number of the younger set last
friday evening. At late hour de-
icious refreshments we're served. Mu-
ic was furnished by Mrs. Harold
fisk, Ralph Castater and Lewis
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-11-06

The Investment Bankers Associa-
ton of America in discussing public
utility matters were agreed that pure
ly POLITICAL agitations had in the past
proved the most disturbing factor in
carrying on the public utilities They
noted great improvement under the
plan put into effect by many States
providing for commissions empowered
TO make statewide regulations cover
ing valuation, rates, services and CAPT
talization of privately owned utility
plants.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-11-06

Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Gromer oil
Boise were visitors at the Gus Bartf
home on Sunday of last week.
Mrs. Cora Bennett returned last
week from an extended visit with her
son in Chicago and other relatives and
friends in Colorado. Illinois and Iowa.
A large number of the members OF
the Senior Endeavor OF the community
church enjoyed Halloween party in
the church basement last Monday
night. The evening was spent playing
games and at late hour refreshments
were served.
F. J. Walmsley made business trip
to Adrian last Wednesday.
Last Thursday evening the members
of the Parma high school football
team, Supt Emery Doane, coach and
Prof. Shambaugh. enjoyed banquet
given by the mothers OF the boys in
the basement OF the community church
all reported a good time.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-11-06
w. d. Gray, Batesville, Ark, Writes
As Follows:

Il purchased several cakes of RAT.
SNAP from Erwin-Craig Hardware
Company, this place, and find same
the most effective exterminator oil
mice and rats | have ever used. AS
far as | have noted, there is no odor
connected with use of RAT-SNAP.
This is the first testimonial / have
ever given for any preparation of any
kind. | feel after using your RAT
SNAP it is worthy of commentator I"
Three sizes, Csc. Csc, and $l.25. Sold
and guaranteed by Botkin-Joy and
Clark Hardware Co.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-11-06
HOW NOT TO TAKE COLD

Some persons are subject to frequent
colds, while others seldom, if ever,
have a cold. You will find that the
latter take good care of themselves.
They take shower or cold sponge
bath every day in warm room, avoid
over heated rooms, sleep with a win
dow open or partly open, avoid ex-
cesses, over eating, becoming over
heated and then chilled and getting
the feet wet. Then, when they feel the
first indication of cold, they take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with
out delay and it is soon over
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-11-06

The members of the Junior e.
deavor enjoyed jolly party in -.
church basement last Wednesdnee
evening. The room was decorated s..
Halloween and all kinds OF asnooL Ut
games were played. The younSs,...
all reported good time.
The Rebekahs held chicken dinn.-
at the Odd Fellows hall last Satnrdlse.s
evening.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-11-06
No Technique

Il should think you'd be ashamed -
watch those boys fighting" Remarked
the ultra-respectable old gentleman
You're right. mister" replied IN.
urchin. They cert'nly got no scienc,
But | been tellin' EN- to cut OIL, n.
short jabs and try uppercuts with som.
steam behind EN-"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-11-06
Freight Rates and Wheat Farmers

In response to suggestion from
President Coolidge the organized rail-
road executives of the country have
attempted to put the kibosh on the
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-13
GOVERNOR AND KLA|! vON AT WAR N
 OKLAHOMA CITY
GOVERNOR WALTON SAYS WILL PARDON ANYONE SHOOTING
 kLANSMAN

OKLAHOMA CITY, September 12- Governor Walton today ordered the sheriff of Stephens county to swear in extra deputies to prevent the parade of ku KluX Klan members which will be held tonight in Duncan, county seat of Stephens county.
 The governor declared he would use the national guard troops If county ot- ficials fail to do their duty.
 Coincident with the challenge he said he received that he would never "be able to break the power of the klan in Oklahoma" Walton advised citizens to arm themselves and to 'shoot to kill" He also promised full pardon to any person convicted for shooting members or armed and mask ed mobs.
 The governor is expected 10 promul- gate martial law in Stephens county if tonight's demonstration at Duncan is not prevented.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-13
WORK ON BUILDING BE
 COMPLETED THIS FALL
BUILDING BE FORTY FEET BY SIXTY-FOUR FEET AND WILL HOLD FORTY-EIGHT SIXTEEN FIT. TROUGHS- COMMISSIONER ELLSWORTH TO RUSH WORK THROUGH + :

Fish Commissioner Ellsworth today received cable gram from Supt of Hhtcheres Wentworth of Kechikan authorizing the immediate construction of the king salmon hatcheres to be constructed at Grouse Lake, about seven miles from Seward
 The telegram calls for the construction of building sixty four feet long, forty feet wide with twelve foot ceiling, which will be constructed lumber and carpenters available.
 The new building completed, is to cost s1750O and will have fcrtyeigh troughs for the matching of salmon
 Following is the cable received from Superintendent Wentworth:
 HI. E. Ellsworth, Seward, Alaska.
 Build hatchery forty by sixtyfour feet with twelve foot ceiling, and half pitch roof water to be delivered five and half feet above the hatchery foor supply trough to hatchery and trough engthwse. Building this size will accommodate forty yeght sixteen it. troughs Windows at supply end of hatchery to be five foot above floor Space posts seventeen feet center and ten and half feet sides to allow for proper spacing of hatch ing troughs. Letter and draft on first boat.
 WENTWORTH, Supt. of Hatcheries.'
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-13
GULF OIL WILL PROSPECT
 IN COLD BAY OIL FIELDS

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Sept 12-It is the opinion expressed by William P. DeLaat, oil expert in Seattle recent ly that the Gulf Oil company of Penn sylvania will enter the Cold Bay dis trict for development purposes early next year.
 During the past summer Mr. De Laat, representing the Gulf Oil inter- ests spent considerable time in this vicinity. Since his departure from the north with his report, and according to letter which has just been receiv- ed a considerable amount of business of a personal nature has already been transacted, preparatory to the com pany entering the Alaska oil fields.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-13
FUNERAL SERVICES MRS. 4. r. DAVIS
 BE HELD SUNDAY
~@Wa B.,

Funeral services over the body of the late Mrs. A. F. Davis, beloved wife of MT. Albert F. Davis of the Alaska Transfer, will be conducted Sunday by Rev. R. V. B. Dunlap. at D. m.. in the Methodist Episcopal church. MT. Davis will accompany the body to Olympia, Washington, where burial will be made.
 Helen Eckert Davis
 Helen Eckert Davis was born in the State of Illinois, July 18th, 1885. While still in her early childhood she was orphaned, losing both father and moth CT. She was adopted by MT. and Mrs. J. E. Walters who raised her to young womanhood, her adopted father bring ing her to Skagway, Alaska, while she was still in her teens.
 She came to Seward in November, 1909, making her residence here al most continuously, except for about two years spent in Seattle, Washing ton, during which time she became the wife of A. F. Davis, on February fifth, 1914, returning to Seward to make her home shortly afterward Mr. Davis has lived in this section for nearly twenty-five years and a large circle of friends sorrow with him and his two children, Hedley and Jean Elizabeth.
 Beside the husband, foster father, and two children who mourn the loss of wife, daughter and mother, there is an adopted daughter, Mrs. Nellie Shea Adams, of Coronado, California, to whom Mrs. Davis gave years of un- selfish devotion and affection, and a true mothers watchful care. Mrs. Ad- ans is well known in Seward having lived here from 1909 to August 1918, when she became the wife of o. R. Adams, leaving soon afterward for California
 The many friends of Mrs. Davis and the family feel her death as person al loss and grieve with them.
 Pallbearers at the funeral Sunday afternoon will be: A. Eide, s. NJ. Graf, Martin Banbury, E. A. Crawford, Cur tis Morford and Wayne Blue.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-13
NOME PIONEER DIES
 AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS
DICK RAELSON, MEMBER LEGIS- LATURE PASSES AWAY LAST
 SATURDAY

NOME, Alaska, September 10-Eric and member of the last Alaska legis- lature, as Representative from the End Division, died in hospital here at noon Saturday, after brief illness, He was fifty-five years old, having been born in Stockholm, Sweden, May 16, 1868. He leaves a wife and two children who reside in Chicago.
 After receiving his education in the Stockholm public schools and finish ing with a one-year course in the Uni versity of Stockholm, Mr. Raelson came to the United States when a young man locating in Chicago, where he was in the retail grocery business for many years.
 MT. Raelson came to Alaska in 1898 landing at Wrangell and came to Nome in 1900 For several years he was foreman for the Pioneer Mining company, but of late years has been employed as manager of the Polet store here.
 He was a member of Igloo No. l, AL aska Pioneers, and the funeral will be conducted by that body. At one time he served on the Nome city council
 MT. Raelson had planned to leave Alaska on the last boat this year, to locate in Los Angeles, where he had acquired property interests.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-13
Fish Hatchery be Built Immediately
STEEL PLANTS MAKE . MORE CONCESSIONS

q NEW YORK, September 13- :: :: Employees whose work has been |; :$ reduced from twelve to ten hours | .t daily will be paid at tfe rate of a |: t3 eleven hour day, according to the [: ' old schedule, Judge Ebert H, t' T Gary, chairman of the Board of !; |: directors of the United States i, F Steel Corporation announced to- | q day. q T Simultaneously, the Bethlehem e
 q Corporation announced that all !. T men affected by the elimination !, q of the twelve hour day in that 2 q company's plants will be paid for [
 q ten hours, if they work eight |
 q hours per day now and they will | q be paid for all hours if they work [
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