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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-07-20
local NEW S

Just received car load: of: salt
block, rock, dairy and table salt. at
PientyWOOd Bakery &.GrOcery.
Rev. 0. Brensdahlr of the McNuI-
ty precTnctI was a. county capitol busi-
ness visitor on Saturday of last week
Don't neglect your stock. Buv RlocL
Salt at PlentywOOd Bakery.
MIRA Mrs. Oden Lutnes and cbil-
dren of the McElroy precinct wera in
the county seat to attend the Stock
holders meeting of the Peoples Pub
fishing Company last Saturday and
spent the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jens GrOnvold in Plentywood, return
lng to the farm at McElrOy, Monday.
Sunday evening they spent VISITING,
friends and relatives at Outlook.
FOR SALE--Used Cars of various
makes at the lowest prices. MOTOR
INN GARAGE, PlentywOOd, Mont. eff
All SIS cent V0iles. Tissue Ginghams
and French Ginghams 60 at soc per
yard and ali other summer goods 90
ing at greatly reduced prices. J. A.
JOHNSON. 15-t2
The new boiler, which was recently
bought by the Board of County Com
missioners from Attorney Alfred T.
VOilum, which was the boiler that
was a part of the equipment Of the
old PlentywOOd Oil & Gas Company
which was used in putting down the
famous Plentywood oil well, for the
sum Of $50, has been installed in a
basement under the court house that
was prepared especially for it and is
now connected up to the pipes of the
heating system. A new entry to the
basement has also been made and i'm
provement has been made on the coal
schultz. The proper heating of the
count house in the future now seems
insured.
See DIR. r. NJ. BOLTON, Dentist.
Outlook. All dental operations per
formed without pain. lift
Mrs. Charles Hendricks of Antelope
VI 90 NlS1CAIlS anu SIlOppIiS III JIl6
county metropolis on Saturday of last
week.
4
No. SO Model Overland Touring Car
for sale or trade in horses, cattle or
farm machinery. Call Producers News
or Motor Inn Garage, PlentywOod 1872
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray White, Mr. White
is the local Great Northern agent, and
little girls, accompanied by Miss Alma
Holland, left on Saturday of last
week for Fish Lake, in the Rocky
Mountains, in Canada, north of Ola
zier Park, where they will spend a
month in the mountains fishing.
Try a Want Ad-It PAYS.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-07-20

re Ernest Stenmark, one of the old
time citizen Of PlentywOod; but who
now runs garage at Dickinson, N. D.
arrived in PlentywOOd by car on Satur
day of last week and spent several
days visiting with relatives and shak-
ing hands with his numerous friends
in PlentywOod Mr.. Stenmark owns
property in Plentywood. He left Plen-
tywOOd couple years ago and went
to Fargo where he entered automobile
school where he staid until he master
ed the business. He expects to be
located at Dickinson indifinately.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Fortsch of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, arrived in brentwood
Tuesday on his way to Archer to visit
Mrs MOrgan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J: J. Morgan and other relatives in
Sheridan County Mr.. and Mrs. Fort
sch were married in Iowa about six
weeks ago and are really out here on
their honey moon "trip. They came
up from Iowa with a car. They ex-
pect to visit here about a month be-
fore they return to Iowa.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-07-20

Mrs. ]. G. Jones Of Scobey was visit
ing and shopping and visiting in the
capital Thursday.
County Agent Ostby was at Madi-
cine Lake all day Wednesday mixino
grasShopper poison. GraSShOppershave
appeared in large numbers in sew
eral esctions in the Merieine Lake fer
ritory.
Judge Borton held Court in PLENTY
wood, Monday.
Judge Borton of Glasgow, judge Of
the Seventeenth Judicial District was
in brentwood and held a term IF
Court Monday July 10th Probate
and exparte matters were disposed of
A. E. Stone of Outlook was a Plen-
tywoOd business visitor on Friday of
last week.
Thas. Keogan, prominent Scobev
Attorney, tranacted business in the
Sheridan county capital on Friday of
last week.
R. S. Anderson of Poplar was a
business visitor to Plentywood on Fri
day of last week.
Miss Hilda Johnson of Outlook was
shopping and visiting in the county
capitol on Friday of last week.
\
John Jensen of Scobey was a bust
ness visitor to PlentywoOd on Tuesday.
Luther Dodd of Whitehall was a
business visitor to Plentywood on Tues
day. Mr.. Dodd is an old timer in the
Whitehall section Of the county.
w. F. Cough of Antelope spent
Wednesday night in Plentywood. He
was here on a business trip.
Mrs. Ida Burdahl entertained anum-
Der of friends at party at her home
in honor of Martin Burdahl and Har-
old Garrich of Estevan, Sask., Can,
who have been visiting at her home
for the past week. A pleasant time is
reported.
Sig and Clarence Nelson of McNul-
ty precinct drove over to the county
seat Wednesday on business.
Rep. Larsen is now located with
Mrs. Larsen and the children in Plen-
tywood where they will make their
future home and where the children
will go to school. Mr.. Larsen returned
Thursday from Vandalia where he
went to get his car that he had left
at that point when he was caught in
the flood on the Missouri on his way
back from Helena in June. Mr.. Lar
sen has the territory of Sheridan and
Roosevelt counties for the Double
Wear Shoe Company and the Fergus
Falls Wooden MillsICOmpany and he
is now occupied making calls upon the
farmers, showing those lines. His
territory is so large that he expects
to be employed the year round cover
ing it. Mr.. Larsen reports that bust
ness is very good.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-07-20
Equalization Board Meets
Monday, July 16th-An
Members Present-Few Kicks

The Board of County Commission
ers met as the County Tax Equaliza-
ton Board at the Commissioners
Room of the Court House last Mon
day morning, and remained in session
all day. The assessment must have
been quite satisfactory as a whole as
there were only few kicks. The
Board completed the equalization and
adjourned Monday evening"
Besides meeting as a board Of
Equalization the Board convened in
a special meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners and transacted
some routine work in the way of al
lowing several bills. The minutes of
the Board will appear on another
page.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-07-20

Going Out of Business w...r
S6o er C 1Or date of sale. The Family
no., Inc following citizens of the north
part OF Sheridan county comnos stSI - .
c con,illiCtee which called on the county
commissioners in behalf of diyiJinSg
UlIe bonus money given for the snp9'
RorC OF the Sheridan County Menoor;eI
hospital with the Outlook ComInnni t.,
G6iOSSPltal last week; Charles Nan n
u: nelson, John Stoner, Clair Stoner
R lie Heiser, J. S. Downev, TiiIie
GCuerCz, Mrs. Ladd, Mrs. Fred Miller
Garl Back of Outlook, and SeInoo,
Johnson, Carl Hovdy, James I.arter
pen Void, Ray Void, Harry HiII3 s,,d
Chaftes. WestphaP Of the Rat3o,S1J
country. The commuters did moi have
any success. ,st.1u15 nv nave
*HSse *dj
Abe = Mayhew,a prominent farmer
OF the McElroy precinct. was a bnsi-
Thursday. pi'0i vi
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phelan and
children, who reside on a farm north
Oh .Westby, were shopping and trans
acting business in the county capitol
Thursday. -'O'
John Sather. well known farmer re-
siding on farm south of Westbv was
IN IN the county seat on legal matters
Thursday.
=.
Martin NOrager Of the Outlook prn-
cnct on Thursday, July 18th. The
baby died a few hours later. Was
buried IN the Outlook cemetery Fri
day.
Watch this paper next issue for
Closing Out Sale. Family Shoe
ShOppe.
Ed. Estes of Dooley was a business
visitor to PlentywOod on Wednesday.
We want cream = SHERIDAN
COUNTY CREAMERY COMPANY.
prices and GRADES
try us with shipment and save com
missions and eXpress-check back "
next mail. eff
Nels Olson of Outlook precinct is
in PlentywOod working for the county
under supervision Of the county agKlt,
mixing grass hopper poison for use in
different parts of the county where the
hoppers have shown up in quantities.
FOR SALE-Used Cars of various
makes at the lowest prices. MOTOR
INN GARAGE, PlentywOOd, Mont.
Mrs. Ida Bergdahl of this city left
a week ago Thursday for a visit to
her homestead near Scobey where she
has not been for over a year. She
found her house moved away, but af-
ter a search located it in the neigh
borhoOd about four miles away. She
has taken steps to bring the house
back to her homestead.
Mrs VIM. G. Lille of Scobey, who is
the editor of the Daniels County Lea
der, was in Plentywood on business in
connection with that paper Thursday.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-07-20
LUTHERAN CHURCH

Rev. C. G. Tjomsland of Scobey will
conduct services in the Lutheran
church at DoOley on July 10Th, at II
o'clock A. M; Outlook, 200 o'clock
and Plentywod, 500 o'clock.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-07-20

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nE RLD-u"-'l,' .
3.,.
Block Salt al fIe.'s @'1 i'"i-ei ,
I'd Grocery.
srs News Office this week. tax
s u.ace of Bertha 5.1.aSsa VINO
o. q vacation
, ,r,o ,..r. ii many
5 a. 49, s++aej- # 6az. fever. The
t,r v.aa+har has caused Mr..
...-' ...rsiJerabIa suffering.
eli. g.. .-oo,,,
Fsae Pa!Ii0S d. 'Oii'' > i0i 90 q am
sweet cream So
w. md csn on hack 10 Won next
.-s'2 M: ,'', ronr cream 10 ms or bring
.. ,l ar'o. wa We will do our best to
+ j -. .or in n,-ica and fest
l-' 'D FP0TD CREAMERY.
+-
o...- s,d Agent Oscar Collins.
ri s com home from he west for
- 9g7n NOM .l'.'' y y'.5 o Ts' I lo+
u fo--,..' Iel1 .'-0 'l-..','.l ol % I
... ~ smnIored, after pending a
r. WITH his family here
,or ~, ,v.-.,.,,-
4s. at l5e per pair. ). A. JoHN .
vo.sar If coma,+,,rn was q
.'' ..sl.oa o.. 70 0''5 eou B.I,, SeaL
s. '.s IN, ',,I I'M ,, ioio0eiS
.-'7 pheasant 0'''' " me II
n. Smith Do,ti.+ &c ,1;sso,,Io Mo-,
ma. win he in DooJey one w wee, he
.e is1 surgical r; removal and all mod
g,,s. .s lo,r - eI2 oS ~ II" q 80. ~,
fm - "r a. -. - - ''C' III ~
.I p,.s Las,eI" graduate reVle" WORK WORK
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hma was a 5us Po.lii EN-, AIcH tIa
m~. ,,' .o n9s u BUSINESS calieT IN Ihe
n no. 5ttond 4, C,'itg7'@y nj nIdu-
n +. 5; -t,s,.D'i's " SciIooi BUSINESS
Oh Z po.,;,.. -.
tr Casro ,o'' w., ;eouIle9 Il4ay
Ri, Cai;fo,,."i Sonling ana Los An
r tIe last oo,,Sio "l6eLe ne mas Deeh
5g II I Ia .@s, ~ couple a! Q! years. Mr. Ron
and hos ~ V oon .iljl5L u sheridan Goun-
he win i ram r'l'i Io s interests mere
'''' l' : I9I some Clille'
H..
... a.s. Bertha Bourassa, machine OPP
D 1a.o II. N tn the Producers News Office,
atm trim aOV ~ 4 zen uays ago Tor a va
S@ o. from IN, Great Fails telling that that
having good time and nc i that p they e eEe
i5 ~ % be back in Plentywood about
'@'aay next.
NJ
s- NJ, S Sn5jMrs Mrs: George Wright re-
leF Won't - - AAtS my
occurred re " there's t5s the as s5snP Ssts
An IT,.
tDaired Fro P lug at lire Shop
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-07-20

DIR. and hrs. I. J. Stinson and
family of Weyburn, Sa:,k., are visitors
Of Mrs. Stinson's parents, Nc. AMI
Mrs. Anton Kramer
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-07-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Earl French, Froid, age 80, and
Sarah Alma Price, age 32, of FrOid,
on Thursday, July 18th.
Alfred Stair. age 20, of Froid, and
Amanda Purves, age II, on Saturday,
July 14th.
Henry Robertson, age "a of West
by, and Esther Jensen, age Fl, of
-Westby, on July 18th.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-07-20

7:45. - Is
EVERYBODY WELCOME to all
services. f+r SO
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-07-20

Just received a car load: of: salt.
block, rock, dairy and table salt, at
PientyWOOd Bakery &sGrOcery.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-07-20

Clean Cotton Rags. The
F55SS6565TSCERS NEWS
SIP {g your q Ty'' for the best grades
ront! Cfealu' and highest prices
I'd be-. .t,l ned promptly and cheek i5,I BY
On; reiuII'u Send for tags-SaERl-
run -13la max CREAMERY l9snty.
poj.
Ms Bradley and children
". and d. N raoo1ntains whore they
II for 'll5 tf.o,r-night, sunday nm
ID s 2sao vent by auto. Mr.. Bradley
b. The! .C.sr Of the Farmers Pro
...rs Elevator Of F.ea'y"oo anu
,,el
rs . cent Percale- 2oc. J. A. \;
rHN>0A
ann. Emerson and children
-. anita sunday fer Fish Lake,
cam raradian Rockies Sunday
where they expect to spend
n pulsuit 81 the rr"7t. 1lr.
Il mn. i POL ha.. r. Plenty
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-07-20

Rev. 80. Brensdahlrof the McNul-
ty precihct1was a. county capitol bust
ness visitor on Saturday of last Wool,
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16
C|TY WILL OFFER
 PRIZES STOSA!LORS
 ATHLETIC SPORTS

Tomorrow evening at TOO o'clock, the Seward civic club will offer the sailors on the naval vessels in port a series of handsome purses for boxing bouts to De held between men of the rival vessels, or the crews of any one vessel There are eight bouts sched uled, and as the participants are wei trained in handling their nlitts some high-class boxing will be he result.
 The events will be held in the street, between the Hoe Overland and Brown X Hawkins s~ore. The balconies on both places will be It served for ladies.
 At five o'clock rifle an0 pistol shoot will be held on the teach west of the dock, pistols It D yards, and rifles 200 yards. Entrants will pay 50 cents, vim 1T lske all. Three shots will De fired by each man.
 Music and other specia.ties will be put on between bouts.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16
MINNESOTA VOTING ON SUCCESSOR TO
 LATE SEN. NELSON
EFFORT MADE TO REPLACE LAFoLLETTE WITH
 HARDING SUPPORTER

ST. PAUL, July 16-The voters of Minnesota today are awaiting the yer dict of an unprecedented contest, in volving the selection of a senator to succeed the late Knute Nelson.
 In 352O polling places ballots are being marked to determine whether supporter of the Harding administra, tion shall go to the Senate, or if this State shall throw its complete sena- torial strength to the radical La Fol lette group.
 The race is between Governor Preue and Magnus Johnson, the far mer-labor candidate. It is conceded that the democratic candidate has no chance to win.
 The battle for the United States senatorship between Governor Preus republican, and Magnus Johnson, of the farmer-labor party, has been the hardest fought in the history of Min nesota. --. +.-
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16
PROMINENT MOVIE ACTOR
 SPENDS SUNDAY IN SEWARD

Big Jack O'Brien, motion pie ture star of Hollywood, Calif., arriv- ed on the Alameda, and is making a tour of Alaska, looking over motion picture possibilities, for the Norman Dawn Productions. MT. O'Brien states that his company has about run out of scenery in their present location, and would prefer to film Alaskan pie lures in Alaska. The Norman Dawn's Productions latest picture was "The Son of the Wolf," Jack London story. MT. O'Brien played opposite Eva Novak, former star in Bill Hart productions. Other pictures in which he played leads were Sinbad, The Eternal Triangle, Lasca, A Tokio Si- ren, The Adorable Savage, White Youth, Thunder Island, The Vermil- ion Pencil, Oriental Love and otbors He has been leading man with the following stars: Marguerite Clark Hope Hampton, Carmel Myers. Mar guer1te Clayton, Olive Tell, Anna o. Nilsson, Marion Davies, and Norma Shearer. Pictures now playing in Alaska in which Mr. O'Brien took part are "The Stealers" and "The Daugh- ter of the Law"
 Mir. O'Brien states that his comnanv Is not selling stock nor looking for ward to any monetary consideration rom Alaskans, other than their aid ln submitting scenarios, which will be liberally paid for.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16

Owing to the closing down of the mining of coal at Eska, the Eska So- cial Club has changed its name to The Miners Club. The members of the Club built a social hall at Eska, with equipment valued at $15OO, in- cluding a player piano, phonographs and gymnasium paraphernalia. It was decided at the last meeting of the Club that at any time twenty mem bers of the former Eska Social Club, in good standing on June 1, were to- gether at any other camp, they could claim this property and move it to their camp.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16
SENATOR DILLINGHAM; OF VERMONT E DEAD
CHAIRMAN OF PRIVILEGES AND
 ELECTIONS COMMITTEE

MONTPELIER, Vermont, July 16.- William Paul Dillingham;, United States Senator from Vermont, died here last last night.
 Senator Dillingham; was promi- nent figure in Congress, having served since 1900. He was chairman of the Privileges and Elections Committee; a member of the District of Columbia, Finance, Immigration, and Judiciary Committees. He was born at Water bury, Vt., in 1S43; and at different times was Senator and Governor of Vermont. His term of service expir- ed in 1927.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16
SUNDAY CONCERT GIVEN
 BY PRESIDENTS BAND

Directer Chas. Renter and the cele- brated United States Naval Band, of Washington, D. C., delighted Seward citiziens with another band concert last night, playing from five D. m. un- til nearly 6:30. Every piece was heartily encored. In addition to the regular program, a number of pieces were played by special request.
 Tonight the boys give a free dance to our citizens in A. B. hall, to which all are invited. Another concert will be given tomorrow evening at S:00 o'clock
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16
FRANCE REFUSES REcEDE
 FROM OCCUPATION RUHR

SENS, France, July 16.-Premier Poincare proclaimed today that 1t was the French governments unalter- able decision to stand for the con- plete execution of the Versailles trea- ty. with the German debt at 133 bil- lion gold marks, and that no change would be made at the request of oth- CT allied powers.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16
M|N!IlG TOWN IN IDAHO RAVAGED
 BY FOREST FIRES

SPOKANE, July 14.-The mining towns of Mace and Burke were de stroyed by forest fires, which are sweeping up the slopes of the Bitter Root mountains. Fears are felt for the lives of tourists on the Yellow stone trail highway. It is understood that all exterior workings of the Hecla mine, one of the largest lead-siver mines in the world have gone. The Bunker Hill, Sullivan and Hercules mines are in the district.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16
RUSSIA NOT PREPARED
 ID CARRY ON WARFARE

MOSCOW, July 14.-The Isvestia, official organ of the Soviet govern ment, quotes Cnn. Sergius Kaminof, one of the Soviet leaders, as saying in a speech during an extraordinary ses- sion of the executive Soviet council, Unfortunately experience has taught us we are not prepared to carry on a warfare and we have not the power to annjhilate capital, and cannot get along without it if we did.'
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16
ANAToRs DROWN WHEN
 MACHINE FALLS INTO OCEAN

VENICE, Calif., July 16.-Herbert wilson and Cecil Coates were drowned nere today when their engine failed at an altitude of 200 feet and dropped into the ocean. The aviators were strapped to their seats and had m chance to escape. Both were resi-. dents of Santa Monica.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16
Senator E. E. Chamberlin returned

Senator E. E. Chamberlin returned home Saturday by way Of Anchorage. Mir. Chamberlin has been in the Bris- tol Bay district collecting territorial taxes. He made the trip across the Aleutian peninsula to Kanatak, and from the oil camp took the gas boat Nile to Anchorage. MT Chamberlin reports very successful trip, and collected taxes totoling over $25,0OO. He has promised the gateway ar in teresting account of his trip for Sat- urday's paper.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16

Mr. and Mrs Harry Dedoyard, for mer Sewardites, arrived on Saturdays train from Nenana, where MT. Dedo- yard has been working for the Com mission. They left on the Alameda for Seattle and will visit with their parents for a short time.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16
FRANCE DOES NOT FEAR
 4 BREAK WITH BRITAIN
WOULD BE BACK AT FRANCES
 SIDE WITHIN TWO DAYS

PARIS, July 16.-Premier Poincare today addressing the Senate said that France feared nothing from the threat ened break with Britain. He declar- ed if Britain broke away from France she would be back "at our side two days later"
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16
SECRETARIES TRAIN WILL
 REACH SEWARD TOMORROW

The special bearing Secretaries Hoover and Work left Fairbanks at 80 o'clock today. It will reach An chorage at 1 p. m. tomorrow and ar rive here at 200 a. m Wednesday morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16

The Evans Jones Coal Company, G.. E.. Rockefeller, superintendent, is making preparations for the installa- tion of a cleaning plant. The recent washing test on the coal from this mine showed eight per cent ash. At present 95 men are employed on this property.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16
CONVENTION WILL BE HELD III CHICAGO
 SOINE: TINIE: jUHE+:

CHICAGO, July 14.-The next Re publican national convention will be held in Chicago, in June, if National Treasurer Upham makes such request. National Executive Committeeman is said to have made this statement, after a conference of state chairmen and republican leaders from eight states.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16
WEATHER FORECAST Fair and continued warm weather tonight and Tuesday.

Miss Lydia Petellin, who has been the house guest of Mrs. Emile Wey- brecht for the past month, returned to her home at Afognak on the Starr. Miss Petellin has very charming personality and made host of warm friends while here. She was the hon. or guest for a number of delightful affairs.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16
LIFE TERMER WHO ESCAPED
 SEVEN YEARS AGO, IS TAKEN

SEATTLE, July -16.-John Sandas, who escaped from prison just seven years ago, following life sentence for the murder of Mrs. Blanche Cole man, of Seattle, has been captured at San Francisco, after, having circled the globe in his efforts to escape the law.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16

Word was received here on the Ala meda that E. E. Ray, well known Cordova citizen, had passed away in Seattle from heart trouble MT. Ray. at one time was a member of the Territorial legislature, and was iden- tifed with the Territory's interests since 1898.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16

MT. and Mrs. H. H. Browneif, after being in Anchorage for the past five months in the employ of the moving pictures corporation, were thru pas, sengers on the Alameda for their home in the States.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16

A. E. Murphy, who used to live in Nome, and later in Fairbanks, is now connected with the Murphy Realty Company, 3O1 Balboa Building, San Francisco. He is doing well handling California lands
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16
LavishIy Entertained at Anchorage

LavishIy Entertained at Anchorage
 ANCHORAGE, July 14.-Under sun- ny skies President Harding was re- ceived in this city Saturday afternoon and escorted about the city. The To- cal infantry and band formed an es- cort to the President, who was con ducted to awaiting autos and driven over the city, after which he was escorted to a stand, and after a brief speech of welcome by Mayor Conroy, was presetned picture of Mount Mckinley, from the brush of Sydney Laurence, Alaska's scenic master, and framed poem from Ula Thompson. The boys on the Anchorage Times presented the President with an old ivory paper knife with a large nugget for a handle. The Presidential spe- cial left at 45 for Chickaloon where the night was spent.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16
TWO DROWN IN DUWAMISH
 RIVER IN ATTEMPT RESCUE

SEATTLE, July 16-Clarence Nc Lennan, salesman, 43, and son Ar thur, IA, was drowned in the Duwa- mish river last night when the father undertook to rescue his son, who was in bathing and got out of his depth.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16

The dredge for Canes creek ;n the Kuskokwim district, recently arrived on one of the steamers. It is of the Hume dredge type, operating 3O-inch buckets. c. W. c. Glass of San Fran cisco will be in charge of the ma chine.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-16
JOINT ACTION BY POWERS
 SUGGESTED FOR CHINESE

' WASHINGTON, July 14.-Joint ac- tion by the powers has been suggest ed by Great Britain as a means of re- storing normal conditions in China.