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Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-17
SUM MONS No. S-173

In the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division. Mary Catherine Suits, Plaintiff, vs. ! Joseph Sheridan Suits, Defendant | The President of the United States of America to the above-named defen- dant: Greeting:
 | Order made and entered in and by the above-named Court in the aobve ?enti- | tied action on the 7th day of March, 1923, directing that service of sum- mons be made upon you by publica- tion, you are hereby required to ap- pear in said court within thirty days after the completion of the period of publication of this summons, to-wit within thirty days after the 18th day of April, 1923 and answer the con- plaint of the above-named plaintiff in the above-entitled action.
 | And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the plaintiffs complaint as herein requir- ed the said plaintiff will take judg- ment against you for want thereof, and will apply to said court for a de- cree of divorce dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between you and plaintiff and such other and fur ther relief as to the court may seem just and proper in the premises. The date of the first publication of this summons is March IF, 1923, and the date of it's last publication is April 28, 1923.
 Witness the Honorable E. E. Ritchie Judge of said Court and the seal of said court hereunto affixed this 7th day of March, 1923.
 District Court SeaD w. N. CUDDY, Clerk of the District Court for the
 Territory of Alaska, Third Division. Publish March IT, "A, 31, April IA.
 21, 2S, 1923. It
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Daily Gateway, by mail, $10 yearly.
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GIRDWOOD, Mar. 15.-Frank Whit ney departed for Anchorage on last Thursdays train returning home Sat urday.
 Girdwood and vicinity experienced a nine-inch snowfall Thursday. c. N. Banks, tie contractor and saw mill man of Girdwood departed for Anchorage on last Mondays train. He expects to return Wednesday. Messrs. Kelly, Ramon and Grilles of Kern spent Saturday evening in Giro wood visiting the Oswald family.
 Emil Newberg and Carl Olsen who are employed as tiecutters at the tie camp of Mr. Thompson were passen- gers on Mondays train going to An chorage where they will visit a few days.
 MT. Davies, one of the original loca- tors of Crow Creek mine at Girdwood arrived here Monday afternoon where he will visit some of his old time friends. Mr. Davies states that he at tempted to cross the arm at Rainbow in a gasboat and had very narrow escpe. His boat was caught in large ice floes and they were not able to land until a. m.
 Peter Johnson has entirely recover ed from his sick spell of last week
 Wm Mesenbach, miner from Will 1 low Creek, was visitor in Girdwood, arriving on Saturdays train. While here Mir. Mesenbach has been guest of Clarence Whitney renewing old ac- ouaintances. He returned to his home on Mondays train.
 l Oscar Erickson, tie cutter for MT. Thompson, departed for Anchorage last Thursday, where he will remain | for a few days, then return to Indian where he will cut ties for the Alaska railroad.
 Ores. Totland, J. Johnson and A. s. Erickson, lessees of Crow Creek prop erty, departed for Anchorage on last Thursdays train where they purchas- ed their seasons supplies. All return ed to Girdwood on Saturdays train.
 MT. Nyberg tie inspector for Alas ka railroad was passenger from Girdwood to Anchorage on Thurs days train.
 Frank Butterfield, Alaska railroad employe, arrived in Girdwood Tues day evening. He visited Thompson's tie camp making his usual inspection and boarded Wednesdays train for points south
 Messrs. Erickson and TGland came down from Crow Creek Wednesday, where they met southbound trains that unloaded about thirty tons of merchandise for them.
 We notice by last weeks Seward Gateway, that Paul Denhart, owner of | Crow Creek mine, is listed as pas senger on the Northwestern. We hope Mir. Denhart will stop over in Gird- wood before departing for the north as Paurs smiling countenance is al ways welcome in this camp.
 Joe Loughlin and Tom Tessier were ! guests at the Thompson home last 1 Sunday where they were terated to a very delicious dinner.
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LATOUCHE, Mar. 16.-Mr. s. Ursic, mill statistician, left on the last Ala meda for two months vacation ill the States. Mir. Ursic is brother of Rudolph Ursic, radio operator on the steamship Alameda.
 A. L. Howard has accepted a posi- tion in the mill as experimental metal lurgist.
 The freighter Latouche was in pon all day Friday discharging large car go of lumber and explosives.
 The freighter Latouche was in port all day Friday discharging large cal go of lumber and explosives.
 Mir James L. Fozard received rd- dio message March 9th of the birth oi a daughter at Bridgeport. Conn. Mrs Fozard and daughter are doing well.
 Passengers arriving on the Notrh western are Miss .Lippie and sister, and eight steerage.
 Dr. and Mrs. D. M. Harlor, Miss Mary Richie,' Miss Clara Powell, Mr J. A. Richards and MT. L. S. Cheetham were the guests of MT. and Mrs. F. J. Hart on Saturday evening.
 Way Down East" will be shown Way Up North" next "Wednesday evening when that famous picture vii be shown at the Latouche amuse- ment hall
 Miss Mary Stuart Smith of the stan of the Latouche hospital fell and se. verely injured her shoulder whil, skiing Sunday.
 The natives from Harris island brought in several otter and mink pelts last week.
 James E. Louttit left on hurried business trip to Seattle on the last Alameda.
 Miss Mary Richie and Miss Mary Stuart Smith were hostesses at de lightful bridge party Tuesday evening. Their guests were Mir and Mrs. F. Hart, Dr. and Mrs. D. M Harlor, Mir J. A. Richards and Mir E. J. Duggan.
 Mrs. Katie Smith and little son Stanley were outgoing passengers on the last Alamed aen route to Juneau Mrs. Smith is sister of Mir Frank Karabelnikoff.
 The Mechanics are busily making preparations for theil ball tonight, March IT, The Latouche orchestra has been practicing special music for the occasion. The Mechanics have been very secretive regarding their plans and very pleasant usrprise is in store for their guests.
 Word has been received from MT. and Mrs. F. NJ. Radel, who are now in Wharton, New Jersey. MT. Radel is employed as mine foreman in the Re plogle mines and they like their new home very much. The Radels left Latouche early last fall for the East He was formerly employed as mine foreman at the Beatson mine
 Travis P. Lain has been promoted from the position of transit man in the engineering department to that of mine shift boss.
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BRITAIN DENIES REPORT
 IN RUHR INTERVENTION

WASHINGTON, Mar. 16.-Secre- tary Hughes issued a statement today declaring without foundation the re- port that Britain had approached the United States on the subject of inter- vention in the Ruhr situation and the report that this government had not replied to the proposal.
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DAVIS ASSISTANT SECRETARY
 WASHINGTON, Mar. 17-D. W.. Davis, former governor of the state of Idaho. was today sworn as assistant secretary of the interior, filling spe- cial department.
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EXPLORER SAILS NORTH

SEATTLE, Mar. 16.-The Explorer, the first vessel of the coast and geo. detic survey to depart for the north, sailed yesterday for Juneau, with Lieut.. J. H. Hawley in command.
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NEW PROHIBITION DIRECTOR
 WASHINGTON, Mar. 15.-Carl L.. Jackson, of Wyoming, has been ap- pointed prohibition director for the Northwest division.
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LORD PASSES ON MALPAS, Eng, Mar. 17-Lord Chol- mondeley died here today following an illness of brief nature.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
~ HAD X
r o M A N
Napsal Josef Merhaut.

la vratila Sc do pokoje. Ia
chvili oval sc odtamtud jeji
kasel, dlouhy a desny... Ia re
ma lezela tn V zine, nevyto-
pene svetnici, kosili, ma po-
steli jinou osobou a byla ne
mocna souchotinami.
"Muj Boze, jaky je to Ii
vot !" hrozila Sc Karolina v
te chvili Sc il zdalo jeji neste-
sti byti takovym malichernym
proti zoufale bide techto lidi.
A touzila odtud, touzila
pryc... Bude Ease vsecko do
bre, rikala 81, bude to- dobre,
on pro mne pride. Odejdeme
spolu...
Ia hodinu sc prisourala Ag-
mes. Oblicej jeji byl mrzuty a
bolestl staZeny.
"Sakrys, to je chuze!' mari
kala. Nohy il uz Ease bolely.
"Mlulvila jste nim!" ptala
Sc Karolina a oci jeji zadosti-
We zarily.
"Ale je to nejake grobian
zlobila sc Agnes. "Tak mn6
odbyl. Pro kufr 81 mate po-
slat, re nema veil casu ma tako
Wy hlouposti. Uz vas kufr wy
strcili nekam ke dvei.im, proto-
re tam ma kufr uz move d6vce.
co prislo misto vas....'
Jake je to devce?" ptala
sc chvatne Karolina a zbledla.
"Je to nejaka fesacka, mila
brachu. Mlada, asi Sestnact
let a jako z putry. Ten pan Jo-
han Sc porad okolo nj otacel
Stipal il, az Sc smala a Sc
mnou nechtel ami mluvit. To je
mrcha nabljana!"
Karolina uz neposlouchala
Mic kolem nevidela, mic nesly.
Sela. Zavrela oci, tiskla 81 ru-
ku ma cello, otevrela usta a he.
kave vzdychala, jakoby stens
la pod nejakou velikou teles
nou bolesti. Rude skvrny mask;
kaly il pred ocima a kdyz 81 ri
I, ku od Mich odtrhla, chvili nil
nevidela. Zamnula 81 v ocicf
krecovite, jakoby Sc bala, ably
neosleply, vstala, vztycila Sc
a mic nemluvic, na nic sc neohl
zejic vybehla ven Ma pavlac
Tam Sc zahalila slime do satku
cello, cely oblicej 81 do neho "a
chumlala a drzic 81 jej jestt
strnule Il list, sebehla po scho
dech ma ulici.
Mel tam uz jinou! TAX ry
chile, tax rychle! Ami Sc ma II
neptal, bylo mu lhostejno, KID.
je, co della a CO zamysli! A 0
tacel sc kolem te nove... kd,
I tax najednou nasel nahradu
Odesla bez vypovedi, bez ohl;
|Seni uz tn byla jina. Ia Il;
icekala, tn uz mel pfichystanol
Ite ud6lala misto svym dobro
volnym odchodem.
| Chtela tam beet, cht6la
MIN mluvit. chtela il videt. T.
tacela sc ulicemi, tapala VI
snehu, borila sc do jeho zav6
il uprostfed jlzdni drahy, pro
toze chodnik, kde chodili lide
il palil pod nonama. protoze t
) nebyla cesta pro nj.
| Dobehla na Koliste East
villa Sc u domu. Skoro vsechn
okna nahore byte, kde slou2
la, byla otevrena. Zaclony by
ly ven vyveseny a V jednom
nich vyprasovala tlusta Mar.
koberec.
V tretim otevrencm okn6 q
hledla hlavu kralovu. Vyta
; hoval zaluzie dival sc ven.
To bylo salone, V tom salont
, kde po prve MIN chystala n
stul, kde bylo takove poloter
no a kde il poprve chtel k sc
be pritisknout. TO bylo tam.
jak tam karolina opet zvedl
hlavu, ztrnula zdesenim. u sr
ce il mocne pichlo, hrdlo Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10

Pohodila hlavou a Zasmala
sc hlasite, tax hlasite, az jeji
smich zazvonil do ulice, do stu
deneho, zdraveho rama.
PAX utikala Cd okna do po-
koje. kral spoustel zaluzie.
karolina Sc rozbehla do pru-
jezdu.
Chtela beet nahoru. Musi il
videt, musi Sc il podivat do oci,
must il zakriknout, must il o.
dehnat Cd cloveka, ktery MALE
zi il samotne, il jedine
A uprostred prujezdu Sc na
jednou Zarazila. Stanula jake
k zemi primrazena. V zadnim
rohu prGjezdu, tam, kde Sc uz
vychazelo ma dvur. stala kralo
va hubena zena. Mela, jake
tenkrat, kdyz il videla po pr
We, dite naruci druhe dive po
bihaly po dvore. A byla jeste
zbedovanejsi nez tenkrate.
/, Karolina sklopila hlavu k
zemi, tiSe Sc obratila bojic
Sc. ably il Kralova nevidela, po
Spickach Sla zpatky ke vra-
tum.
| Jaka ia zena byla zbidace-
ma, opustena a nest astna! Jak
81 to rikala Karolina pred
chvili? Ze kral nalezi il jedi
ne? j jedine!
Nalezi il? Jakym pravem?
Jak 81 mohla ma neho chit ma
roxy? Byl zenat nalezel sve
rodine!
HE, jaka ia jeho zena by
j la neboha - a ona sama mela
nyni cast viny ma jejlm neste-
sti. Ale Kral rikal, re je to ze-
na Spatna... Ted mu to uz ne
vefila.
Kdyz uz byla Ease pred do
mem ma chodniku, Zvedla je
ste jednou hlavu nahoru do {
ken. Tlusta Mary jeste ji-
nou sluzebnou tam staly, po-
smesne 81 ma nj ukazovaly a u.
sklibly Sc.
| Nepujde tam, nemuze tam
|jit, vysmaly by Sc il.
| S hlavou sklopenou sla ry-
chile podle Princova domu ma
Koliste. Nevedela, kan pujde
ale nemohla jit odtud daleko
TAX Sc j zdalo, re kazdyn
!krokem, ktery cini, vzdaluji(
Sc od tohOto domu, sc odtrhu.
je take od Krale, ponechavajlC
,yolne pole te druhe. A to zdan
il nohy stahovalo a tezke vahy
il ma ne veselo, re Ia civil
fjen stezi Sc tahla dial. Upro
sired hlavni aleje koliste Sc ia
stavila ohledla sc zpet. Ho
lymi vetvemi stromu bylo Zcel;
dobfe videt az dolu k tomu ST.
remu, seslemu, opryskaneml
domu, z jehoz zadumanycl
zdi splyvala il z dalky do dust
, vsecka horkost jejich 'zklama
nych snu, probdelych noci ;
beznadejneho touzeni. A prect
sc nemohla Cd neho odtrhnout
, prece musila Sc plizit jeht
blizkosti spokojena, zahledla-l
cernou siti stromovych korur
jeho vysoka okna a opadalol
fimsu.
Sla aleji dolu k nemeckem,
. divadlu a v levo ten starry dun
! byl stale po jeiim boku.
A alej byla takova ticha. 3,
| 10 uz po osme hodine. Deti Sc
dely uz We skole a ruch, kite
ry ozivuje tato mista, kdyz TIA
dy cupou drobne nozky skola
| XIV a skolacek, zcela utichl. j.
| nom cd divci skoly zhluboka fl
ne a oddychuje .bilou paru je
vlak mistni drahy Move uli
. ci. Nejaky vuZ, nalozeny u
him, jel pc kolejich stanu
IA Mich, protoze veiici, hunat
, valasi nemohli nakladu zmoci
Vozka tloukl do Mich, kfice
"Vijo, mrchy.' klel, 'tlacil z;
l I
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
s'SvrT',

Qal, kam ten hIuk nedOlena. A
tam dal, v opustene aleji, jak
tapala We snehu, zaslechla ma
jednou odnekud z dalky zneni
zvonn. Byla to hudba lahodna,
mekka a nebesky souzvucna.
Cistym, promrzlym vzduchem
to vazne tahlo, tfaslo Sc, ma
jestatne dunelo a mckee plaka-
10, tax divine a ciste, tax mile
a draze, tax zname, re divce
az srdce Zaplesalo. Stanula
poslouchala. Ach, ano, Boze,
ty zvuky byly opravdu takove
zname, takove pratelske... Kde
uz je jenom slysela?.
TO zneni, ta hudba: tax hla
hlaholivaly zvony iejich yes
nici. Zrovna tax lahodne, ciste
a pine. Pc celem kraii byly
povestny ty zvony svym kras-
nym souzvukem a hudebnosti.
Ia krasnych, tichych dnu ma
dve hodiny cesty je bylo sly
set lide z okolnich vesnic Sc
zastavovali, smekali cepice a
nabozne ie poslouchali. A ted
81 vzpomnela, cd jake DOLBY to
mile zn6ni nosila uzavfeno az
ma dne sve duse. To bylo ten
krat, kdyz ujela Ia svym stu
dentem otec il veil domu. Je
Iii po zeleznici, vecer. TO bylo
v sobotu. Ma druhe stanici cd
jejich vesnice, ma pull druhe no
diny cesty cd nj, vlak dele sta
Inul. Tenkrat zahanbena, zou-
fala, netouzic po nitem, nez
'aby zemfela, sedela skrcena Y
lkoute vagonu naproti zamra-
|cenemu otci. Nahle dalky,
bezvetrnym vecerem, nemz
lslunce zapadalo a komari bZu-
cell, zalehlo k nj otevrenym o.
knem to zazracne zneni zvonu.
TO u Mich donna slavili svatve-
Ger a vsemi zvony vitali vecer
odpocinku, modlitby a miru. z
'dalky ty zname zvony zpivaly
tax dojemne, ze karolina priti
skla ruce ma oci a zaplakala.
| A to il tenkrat uzdravilo,
: to il vratilo zivotu. Jela potom
: domu polepsena, ocistena, L.
: myslem, re Sc polepSi.
Ted, jak slysela takove po-
j, dobne zneni, ia hudba, ktera j
, z te DOLBY spala Y dust, vsecks
sc Ease probudila. Litostivosf
! ii prepadla, touha pc tichen
zivote, po klidu a odpustenl..
4 ulice jeste zalehalo k nj pr;
skani do koni, jiz sc nechteli
koleji hnout- ale uz il memo
hlo mic vyrusit jejiho povzn,
seneho sneni.
V tomto volani pc klidu by
i kus telesne bolesti. Citila ST
Iunavenou, nemocnou, rozbola
lvenou a pud il hnal IA lekem
ktery by il dal nlevu.
c Byla takova chorobne vrtk;
i va. Nemela uz nicem stale
sti a .ieii civy ted pomalu pre-
i chazely ono horecne napjeti
: ktere je vlastni vsem takovyn
a zcnam, jez mali zplodit nov,
: zivct a samy vidi svuj zivo
4 ztra ceny. Sla k bytu Maizner
A cine. Myslila, re Sc tam iest'
4 setka macechou.
4 Celou cestou, Jezuitskou uli
e ci al ma rob kasaren ke kavaI
: ne Spranzove sla rychle, JAKE
a by sc bala, ably nejaky novy Il
e mysl nevysinul il op6tne tet'
], cesty. Teprve zde, ma rohu
0 krok jeji Ease vahal. Zvoln;
i dosla k domu, n6mz bydlil;
n Majznerova. Kdyz dosla pruj,
u zdem az ke dverim jeji kuchy
ne, podivne j dojalo, ze odtah
u tud zaslechla detsky. plac.
n Dit6 tam plakalo, kficelo,
ziobilo sc. SlyscIa jest6, jak j,
J Polda okfikovala a jak ic ne
! kdo placl. Naslouchala jest,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
PRIDE
DO CLEVELANDU

= =
DR.. Albert F. Smell
ze Snellova soukromeho
sanatore v Cincinnati, Ohio
bude meskati v Clevelandu
We sve ufadovns
412 Ala Erie Building
roh 8. a Prospect Ave.
Cd PONDELf Ia. KVET.
AZ DO STREDY %.
KVETNA.
POUZE DESET DNf.
Doktor lec1 vsechny chronicke memo
ci l xnArxacenf muzn 1 Zen a deti. 2
mnohem pripade milze byti zabraneno
| operaci, sveftte-M se mu lecenf.
Osetruje veskere nemoci
muziG, zen q ditek.
Kataru . xaludecnfm chorobAm q
v4nuje obzvlAstnf pozornost.
Trpite-li katarem. pfijdte . necht<
% vySetfiti Nemocnf a chorobou po.
nekud napadeni. NELL by se uchopit
pfflezitosti jeho nAvstevy. Navstivte
Iej q budete Ispokojeni. Jestli ze jes,
vas pr1pad nevylecitelny. fekne Van
ak bez okolkn poradf VAN l me-
shojitelnosti- zAdny chorobny mu,
mob xena nem5l by zamsskati pora.
diti Sc . timto specialistou.
Jste-H postizeni rheumatismem. ner
vosou. vodnatelnostf. otokem rukou
aeb nohou, nesnazenh Jater, srdce
slabosti nerva neb 1inou chorobou sla
bostnf. jste-n zsinaly. trpfteli zAvras
Il. nechutl j1dlu. zacpou nezAzivno.
sti padoucnicf neb zaludecnfmi stfe,
nimi nepofAdky pfijd'te X DIR. snellovi
Mate-N skvrny. krevnl. koznf mol
vlasovy nednh. prttrS nsb slatou 4ilu
gAe - . nspechem l3cL
Danny
ochuravele bolenlm hlavy. trudnomysl.
oostf. bolsst1 kfizi. zvlAstnimi ne
mocemi neb jsou-li postizeny jinSm
nepravidelnostmi. slabostf neb nedu
hem specielne zenskym. mely by -
tlmto specialistou poraditi.
Choroby vajecniku neb delohy lee
beg noxe Bylo-n VAN radeno podro
biti se operaci chirurgicke. ably cd
stranena oyla pr1cina techto choroh
neb pfi zlate sk1le a prntrzi, neposlou
cheue techtu pokynu a nedavejte svoj
zdravi pod mug, lancetu neb ranlekaf
skou jehlu, aIik bysts - drive po-A
dily - specialistou.
Nehlede k tomu. jake povahy Jss
vase nemoc net jak dlouho Vas suxu
te. porad'te se Q tfmto sspecialistou, ab!
eely vAA budovcf zivot nebyl sAxcs
Stari j mladi muzi
Nehlede tomu. jak jste nemocer
nehlede AMI Vasf bezradnosti q bex
nadejnosti a nehlede AMI k t0mu, kdy
VAN bylo liz feteno. 70 Vase memo
lest nezhojitelna. pf.jd'te . porad'te 9
l.nlo w. yporf.a III iehafem Jest-li
~ "a ten nitka nadcie. ma ktere Wis
Vase zdrav1. muze tato vesti VaAem
uzdravenf. spokotenosti a stestf.
ZvLASTNf FCZORNOST Sc venuj
chemickema a drobnohiednemu rozbo
ru krv4, moce q chrchl1 vsem trpi
Gin nemocemt dusevnlmi . nervOvym
komplikacem'
Ytachny aoiazy adrHsuJfe
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
Dr.. Albert F. Smell

- Doktor lecI vsechny chronicke memo
81 l xn,rxacenf muzn Zen detf. y
mnohem pripade mnze byti zabraneno
l operaci. sveftte-N se mu lecenf.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-09-21

SONGS REQUESTED
These songs and poems are on the
requested and To-Bs-Found list:
I'll Remember You. Love. In Ny
Prayers.
The Boys Won't Do To Trust
Wandering Home.
The Drunkard's Lone Child.
Am Looking for a Sweetheart
Somewhere in France There's . Lily.
Blackeyed Sailor Boy.
William and Mary.
Put My Little Shoes Away.
When You Left tho Red River Valley.
The Lonesome Niger.
Don't take advantage Of my good
nature.
First Lines
Go. pretty rose. go to my love.
Tell her OF all fain would tell.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-09-21
1ELECRApH|C TALES
FOR BUSY READERS
A RESUME OF THE WEEKS
poINGS IN THIS AND OTHER
COUNTRIES
important Events Of the Last Seven
Days Reported by Wire and Pre-
pared for the Benefit of tho
Busy Reader
WESTERN

The only successful photogra phs :
the suns corona made In sortbor
California during the eclipse Of tn
san Monday are believed to be one
made by Professor James Worthinp
ton OF London and DR.. Alfred 2
burton, professor emeritus of as
tronomy in the Massachusetts, Instt
tute OF Technology, near Santa Bar
bara. Professor Worthington stated
that four OF the negatives developed
by him were almost perfect and
would take rank with the best ever
made during solar eclipse.
An earth tremor was said by sew
eral citizens to have been felt at Te-
kamah. Neb., at II 80 am. Monday.
The tremor lasted about thirty sec
onds and was followed by two dis
unct shocks, according to d. c..
sutherland, who described the SEN
sation as peculiarly like California
tremors which he had experienced
Fire which was discovered Monday
in the hold of the 1O.O00-ton freight
er American of the American Hawai-
ian line, while fifty miles at sea. and
for time threatened the destruc-
ton of the entire cargo, if not the
vessel itself was extinguished. IL
was announced by fire department
officials of Los Angeles Tuesday.
One dead; twenty-five missing of
whom nineteen are thought dead
three adr7ft on a life raft and pos
sibly safe, and twelve injured In the
hospital is the record in human loss
es and serious injuries resulting from
the disaster in which seven United |
States destroyers were piled on the |
rocks seventy-five miles north OF |
Santa Barbara Saturday night.
The priceless oil masterpiece, 1.-THE
Entombment of Christ" which was
stolen recently from the Croker art
gallery at Sacramento, has been re-
ceived by the San Francisco Call, ac-
by an unsigned note.
The forest fire which has been rag
Inc for several days in the Santa
Nnez mountains rushed down toward
Santa Barbara Saturday and was
raging along front within one mile
in length and within one mile of the
,ity limits. Ranchers in Mission
,anyon were driven from their hom-
IS.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-09-21
GENERAL

The train crew of the Tauton
Boston express were killed and 3,
passengers injured when the trail
crashed near Readville, Mass, Mon
day night
What was to be the largest Ameri
can ooast-to-coast automobile cara.
van, comprising forty-three cars
carrying 100 persons including WON
en- and children, set out from New
York Tuesday for Los Angeles Cal
The party, it was expected, would be
joined by four additional cars in
Philadelphia.
Sale of about 10 ships designated
"unserviceable" by the board of sur
yey, may be undertaken soon by the
shipping board. The ships will be
disposed of for scrapping, it was in
dicated, and probably will be offered
in lots.
Indictment of Wilson C. Harvey,
former governor of South Carolina
and president of the defunct En-
terprise bank of Charleston, for viola
tion Of the state banking laws, was
recommended by the Charleston
county grard jury in a special pre-
sentiment Tuesday to the court of
general sessions.
With all the formality Of the regu-
lar United States army, the officers
Of the national G. A. r. elected late
Friday were installed at Milwaukee.
Past Commander in Chief Willet.
handed the gravel to the new COM
mander in chief, Gaylord NJ Saltz-
gaber, after a brief speech in which
he retold his comrades the pleasure
which had been his during the year
he had been their leader and wished
his successor all the good fortune
possible. The installation OF Off
GERS required virtually an hour, fol-
their attention to locating the 1927
encampment Boston was unanimous
ly selected as the 1924 convention !
city at the closing session of the en-
camDment.
The toll of dead as a result Of the
explosion Thursday night of three |
carloads Of smokeless powder on the 4
Pennsylvania railroad was increas-
ed to three men, when two men died /
IN hospitals of injuries. Damage
caused by the explosion was estimat-
ed at nearly $1,000 600.
Ground swells running 20 feet high,
broke completely over the break
water Mt Los Angeles and carried all
loose objects. Marines believe the
huge waves were caused by earth
shocks.