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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-11
Passwords to
Eva Fay's White
ShadOWIand

THESE are to be n1emorized,
l. for they are important in
every one Of the experiments
revealed in Auto-Spiritism.
Intelligence is eternal. In
teLLige1sce surUiVes. The sub-
lime Mind is eVer-present.
The diUine Spark is eever
ertingMished. The soul of Man
is the Consciousness of the
eternal God. There is no
death.
Life is everlasting. The
mind of Man has neUcr doubt
ed that the Infinite Power
Which created s.SOuL created
Soul to endure forever.
There is no limit to time,
space, or soul. AU are eternal,
everlasting.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-11

rounded by the influences Of
these Presences, and our unim.
portant little affairs Of the world
are watched over and guided by
our loved ones who are now
entered into the loftier plane of
everlasting life.
To dispute this Is to yield to
the ignorance and superstition
which are a part Of the ego.
To disbelieve in spiritism is
superstitious. To hold to an open
e mind, a mind intelligently alert,
to receive signs and messages
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-11

ference and self-hypnotism are
removed from it's mechanics.
You must pursue this expert.
ment alone.
You must tell no one that you
are about to perform the ex-
pertinent, for 1t 10 q curious fact
that OF all the mysteries which
confront the human mind the
mystery of the return of
Presences from beyond the grave
is the one considered least prob.
able In spite of the fact that in
our everyday lives we are sur.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-11
Passive Resistance That
Laughs at Bayonets Our
Only Hope; We Will
FIGHT to a Finish"
From . Special Correspondents Of Universal Service.

BERLIN, Feb o.
NE hundred years after his DEATH the great Corscan
winning his against England. That, according to
" DIR. Helfferich, the strongest man in the German
Reichstag meaning of the French Of the coal
mines of Central Europe
Poncare remarked the great national leader attempts
to reverse the decision of Waterloo. With Belgium in his
grasp with the coal and Of France and Middle Europe
his possession Poncare, the maker, pointing not
merely pistol but whole battery at the heart Of England
IF he is not checked Bluecher and Wellington will have
lived vain The French action threatens the foundation Of
the British Empire. For Germany is question OF life
and death
tWe have given in to the Fourteen
Points and the sacred pledge of President We have
weapon Passive Resistance but shall fight to
the finish 1t to be not to be- with Rather than
under the knout of France prefer not to be-
Leber ais Skav! Rather dead than slaves Realizing
that facing prolonged period Of suffering exceeding
the anguish of the repeat the slogan OF
Patrick Henry: sGive me liberty or give me DEATH "
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-11
Photographs of Those With
Whom Communication is
Desired Do Not Work

for two or three days the expert
menter must concentrate upon
the token which Is to be em.
ployed In this experiment.
The token may be any article
which the person from whom you
desire a communication has
possessed while in mortal life.
The only object not suited for
the purpose is q photograph Of
the individual who has gone. I
do not know why this 10 so. But
in many experiments. which have
been performed within my knowl-
edge there has never been a sue
cessful result where photograph
or other pictorial representation
has been used.
The token may be the most in
significant Of objects, but some
thing that has been in long, init
mate contact with the person is
best. A pipe. A glove. A bit
of jewelry. Any Of these are
calculated to serve.
NO CAUSE FOR FEAR.
The concentration in this ex-
pertinent is not to be upon the in
dividuality Of the person who is
dead" but upon the object. the
token.
After you have reflected upon
this experiment for two or three
days to get the token fixed firmly
in your mind, you are to retire as
usual with the token very close to
you. On a bedside table, perhaps,
or even beneath your pillow.
Repeat the passwords" before
you compose yourself TO Sleep
Try to avoid n feeling Of excite
ment. DO not be alarmed. Do
not imagine sounds or movements
In the room. Burn n soft light II
you are nervous.
But remember: There IL never
any foundation for fear In the
performance a any experiment N
autospiritisn.
One Of the chief reasons Why
vi
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-11

All right.
Hero are tho mechanics of
token dream nlediunlsllip," which
especially recommend to sIxep-
tical persons.
MUST CONCENTRATE.
In this experiment, as in all
those in autospiritisrn, concentra-
ton Is necessary.
Not only must the expert
menter have memorized and fire.
quently repeated the pass words"
to the White shadowland, but
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-11
How to Communicate With
tsWhite Shadowland'' BY
Novel Method Described
BY EVA FAY,
Famous American Psychic
Authority.


Authority.
Copyright. 1929. by John r. Ollie.
AL Rights Reserved.)
mp RITISM is not a science.
- 1t is a natural phenomenon.
~ l do not agree with the
Freudian theory that dreams are
caused by a suppressed emo
tionalism or suppressed desires.
To my mind this notion Is the
resort of a faddist.
It may be that bad dreams, dis.
agreeable dream-thoughts, night
mares, are the effect of purely
physiological causes.
NO LIMIT TO TINE.
But am happy in my belief
that pleasant dreams--those in
definite and never remembered
dreams-are the inspiration of
our friends who have entered
into the White Shadowland. that
mysterious universe where there
is no limit to time or space or
the individual soul and. person.
atty.
Scoffers may arise and say that
this theory is erroneous from a
psychological or any other scien.
tific viewpoint.
defy science TO explain the
great mysteries which a Divine
creator never intended mortal
mind to comprehend.
WHY DO WE SLEEP?
Why do we sleep? Science can
not tell.
Why does the most sluggish,
weary mind encounter strange
and unaccountable adventures
when unconsciousness, the ne.
penthe of sleep. nullifies our in.
telligent consciousness? Science
has no answer.
The truth is that science may
penetrate and fix purely human
activities and the physiological
structure Of the earthly world
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-11

per cent of the total of coal mines paid the
wages Of labor the remaining Is cent paid for in
fvestment and overhead
"Today even under German control labor consumes SO
the total income whereas per cent remains
for all other purposes What will become of this per
cent under the rule of French bayonetsi
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-11
Defiance Is keynote Of Speech

noticed in the lobby several members of the
Rechsa who treated with cordial comradeshp by their
masculine colleagues Every speaker in the German House
of Representatives begins his address with Ladies
Gentlemen Politics do not deprive members of the
Rechstag of their delightful feminine characteristics.
Hefferich had just finished remarkable speech which
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-11
HelFerich CiOes calculations

Heferich then gave few calculations showing the
price of German stocks compared with their
present value in American dollars.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-11
ssPoincare's Interpretation
Of Peace Treaty Is
Shame to Mankind
That Tolerates it,

$4,000 marks sxtyone and onehaf dollars. In other
words you could buy them at little IA per cent
of their peace value.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-28
ALASKA IN PORT AT EARLY HOUR
 IN WAY WEST

The new Alaska Steamship Com pany's crack liner, Alaska arrived in port this morning about s clock, a day ahead of her schedule. The steam CT sailed later in the day for Uyak, to pick up the cannery crews at that place. She will return here either Sunday afternoon or Monday morning. Passengers on the Alaska for Seward were J. T. Clark, Mrs. Clark, w. B. Heartburn, F. Seltre, Mrs. J. J. Long acre, Francis Longacre, Dora Long acre, John J. Corey, c. Verhany, c. L. Jones, Mrs. Jones, Chas. L. Jones, IT,, w. McDevitt, Capt. john Irwin, J. A. Mcdonald, Mrs. Mcdonald, Ruth Linke, Edith Harrison, D. Finch, Mrs M. Goldstein, c. E. Hopkins, Mrs Hopkins, three steerage.
 For Uyak-Mrs. w. J. Hughes
 For Latouche-C. F. McCdry, II. VI. Conrad, J. H. Travers, Muriel Mason, Mrs. Trayers, three steerage.
 Round Trippers-Bulkeley Wells, Mrs. Wells, W. F. Dorland, Ms. Dor land.
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CRISIS ONLY MATTER OF DAYS

BERLIN, September 28-That crisis in Germany is only matter of days the opinion in official circles to- the number of constitutional rights of the citizens and confers the executive power to the ministry of defense The decree is termed Decree for restoration of public security"
 Among the rights restricted are freedom of the press the right of meeting It also authorizes searches of homes and seizures The Minister of Defense has full executive power and impose penalties for the violation of the decree far passing the death sentence.
 hurriedly called midnight meeting of the cabinet decided to proclaim state of emergency throughout Ger many with Minister of Defense Gesseler having full thority the military and police This action is strued in London and Paris placing Germany in the hands of military dictator. Miners in Duessedorff dis trict declared general strike in protest against the gov ernments decision to give up passive resistance and Anti French exploitation About six thousand quit work and thousands expected to follow suit today Street fighting is going on in several of the larger cities
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TELEGRAPHER DIES: IN
 SERVICE 59 YEARS

VISALI, September 27-Joseph c. Ward, seventy-nine, who served as a telegrapher for fifty-nine years, fifty two of which were spent in the office of the Postal Telegraph Company here died today. The Postal office was clos ed when Ward retired in 1922.
 Ward is credited with having taught Thomas A. Edison the Morse code. He
 wed as a telegrapher at General Grants headquarters during the Civil war. He was prominent in the Knight Templars and Other Masonic bodies. A son is a press telegrapher in San Francisco
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SPECTATORS PACK COURT TO
 HEAR SALAClOUS TESTIMONY

SEATTLE, Sept 2S.-Judge Hall's court was packed this afternoon, by spectators who expected Frederick c. Burckhardt to take the stand and ex- plain in greater detail his accusation that Mrs. Burckhardt was on terms of unusual intimacy with Maurice Gal pin, their chauffeur, and their Alaska houseboy, Jel 1 O'Keefe. The spec tator were disappointed for Burck- nardt was not called.
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AMERICAN AID IN JAPAN APPRECIATED

WASH1NGTON, D. C., September 28-Ambassador Hanihara in speech before the Red Cross convention said that the American openhandedness and sympathy in minds all thoughts of American aggressiveness in the Far East" He said it will henceforth be difficult for pro- fessona ngosts to terrorze the ignorant public opinion tary aggrandzement the ground of preparedness aoanst the fanced American threats The natural reac ton of Japanese to the mention of America will be thrill of gratitude and friendliness.
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2OOO SHEEP SHIPPED TO WESTWARD BY
 SEATTLE RANCHERS

SEATTLE, Sept. 2S.-Two thousand specially bred Oregon sheep, destined for Chernakofsky and Unalaska were shipped this morning on the freighter Oduna, consigned to the stock raising section of the western Pacific stock raising station of the Aleutian Live Stock Company and the Western Pa cific Live Stock Company of Unalasha Island where climatic and geological surveys indicate the land to be ideal for sheep raising. The stock is the largest ever shipped to Alaska.
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Eioht Perscns Fourd Alive

DENVER, Col, Sept. 2:.--A spe- cial dispatch to the Post from Casper, Wyoming, says one of the submerged cars of Burlington train No. 30. which plunged into Coal creek near Casper last night, has been pulled from the stream and eight persons were iound alive ;n it. Tae dead are now 'St!- mated 10 and 50.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-28
GET ACQUAINTED SOCIAL

Monday afternoon, October l, 1923, the parents and teachers of Seward will motor out to the Orlander bunga- low to indulge in a chat and a cup of tea beside the ever friendly fireplace.
 The parents are using this means of getting better acquainted with the teachers of their children.
 It is hoped that every parent and honored guest will find it convenient to join in the party.
 Cars will be at the bank corner to take you out.
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OFFICERS ON WRECKED BOATS
 WERE CITED FOR BRAVERY

SAN DIEGO, Sept, 28.-Citations commenting all of the thirteen naval officers who were named defendants in the court of inquiry Investigating the wreck of the several destroyers off Arguello, for the splendid behavior in the tumult and horror of the disas- ter were issued by Admiral Sumner Kittele, chief of the destroyer squad rons.
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SEAT TIE YACHT CLUB WILL MAKE CRUISE
 IN ALASKA WATERS

SEATTLE, Sept, 28.-The Board of Trustees of the Seattle Yacht Club this afternoon decided to submit a plan for holding an international yachting cruise from Seattle to Alas ka next June or July.
 The club proposes to invite Allan tic coast, Gulf, Great Lakes, and Ore gon and California yachtsmen to par ticipate in the cruise with their yachts, and at it's conclusion to par ticipate in the International regatta off Victoria.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-28
FARM INCOMES GREATLY
 INCREASED THE PAST YEAR

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 2S.- Esti- mates by the Department of Agricul- ture give every reason to believe that 1923 farm incomes will exceed those of 1922 by half billion, Former Sec retary Meredith said in an address here last night.
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PED CROSS VODK|NG HARD TOSOLvE
 PROBLEMS FOR STRICKEN C|TY IF TOX|O
THOUSANDS OF JOBLESS MEN ARE ORDERED TO LEAVE CITY OF TOKIO-HOSPITALS ENLARG- ING FACILITIES TO CARE FOR SICK-RUSSIA PROTESTS REFUSAL LET RELIEF SHIP LAND

TOKYO, September 28-Thousands of men, mostly professional and clerks obess and authorities have advised them to leave the city, but there is field for their work in other cities They all lack clothing and the merchants cannot restock before months.
 The nights getting much cooler and the author ties and Red Cross dealing with the threatened cpl demc of Dysentery and Typhoid The police canvassing the city have found that all hospitals charging their facilities to care for the victims
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SEATTLE CONTRACTOR
 DEAD AT SAINT PAUL

SEATTLE, Sept 28.-Grant Smith, head of Grant Smith & Co.,, which has the contract for building the Hotel Olympic here, died this morning at St Paul. Smith was one of the big con- tractors of the west.
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Injunction Proceedings Filed

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept, 2S.-In junction proceedings to restrain Adju- tant General Markham and all mem bers of the Oklahoma National Guards from interfering with a special ses- sion of the lower house of the State legislature was filed in the State dis trict court here.
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u. s. WINS SCHNEIDER CUP IN
 BALLOON RACES AT CONES

COWES, Eng, Sept. 2S-The United States won the Schneider Cup, the New York Worlds naval air trophy, here today. The American seapIane covered the course in 72 minutes.
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HATS WILL BE SO LOUD THEY
 WILL CAUSE A HEADACHE

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-The National Association of retail clothiers in a convention here this week voted that mems fall hats would be so loud they would make your head ache" Also sox will be of gaudy silk.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-28
GOVERNOR BONE SAYS
 DEVELOPMENT NOT HALT

VANCOUVER, Sept. Ex-Governor Bone, passing through here en route to Washington said that the late Pres ident Harding's death will not halt Alaskan development along the lines indicated by the late executives in his last speeches.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-28
ALASKA ID RECEIVE SUM
 SURVEY PUBLIC DOMAIN

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.--An ap- portionment of $699,6OO, allowed by congress for survey and resurvey of the public domain of the United States during the current fiscal year was divided among 13 land districts today by the general land office. The apportionment includes s4S,000 for Alaska. This sum equals that of any one district.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-28

D. Finch, an old timer of the Ter ritory, and formerly located at Tyonik where for many years he was manager for the A. c. company, was a return ing passenger on todays boat and will leave soon for his home in Una laska.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-28
TRAIN PLUNCES IN RIVER NEAR CASPER,
 FIFTY PERSONS DIE

CASPER, Wyo, Sept 2S.-Fifty passengers, mainly residents of inter- mountain cities, perished when a rail, road bridge collapsed, piunglng a Chi cago, Burlington & Quincy passenger train into swollen Coal creek, near this ely last night
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-28
TURKS WILL TAKE OVER
 CITY OF CONSTANTiNOPLE

CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 28.--Pre paration for the formal evacuation by the Allies have been completed and the famous Turkish Iron Division is soon to enter the city.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-28
TROOPS ORDERED MURRAY COUNTY

OKLAHOMA CITY, September 28-Troops of the Oklahoma National Guard were ordered into Murray County last night in response to appeal from citizens of Sulphur who charged that local authorities were neg
 gent in apprehendng perpetrators of mob violence there
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-28
CITIZENS OF GERMANY ARE MUCH I1CElSEO
 OvER MOVE NADE BY CHANCELLOR EBERT
MINISTER EBERT SIGNS DEGREE CALLING OFF
 PASSIVE RESISTANCE TO FRENCH OCCUPA-
 TION IN RUHR-RIGHTS OF FREE SPEECH AND MEETINGS CURTAILED FOR TIME BEING

BERLIN, Germany, Sept. 28.-Chancelor Ebert signed decree last night calling off passive resistance to French occupation in the Ruhr He also issued presden tial decree curtang constitutional rights restricting free speech the freedom of the press the right to hold meetings and authorizing domciary search and seizure
 The cabinet has given the minister of defense execu- tive authority over any police he may deem cessary
 The Bavarian government has proclaimed the treaty of Versailles null and void and declared that state of emergency exists in Bavaria and has conferred dictate rial powers former Premier von Kahr. The action is regarded Fascist move.
 Street fighting between Communists and sections of less extreme radicals is reported from Dresden where parties holding meetings and processions. One man was killed and five fatally wounded 20 others being n- jured.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-28
INDIANS TAKE EASY ROUTE
 TO HAPPY HUNTING GROUNDS

RENO, New, Sept. 27.-Nearly all the Indians in western Nevada have been killed off by drinking denatured alcohol.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-28
TURKEY DECLARED REPUBLIC

PARIS, Sept. 2S.-A Havas dispatch from Vienna says it is rumored there that a republic has been formed in Turkey.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-28

MOSCOW September 28-Tchitcherin sent note to Japan saying the Soviet would protest against the refusal by Japan to let the Soviet relief ship Lenne land supplies for refugees but the added that subscriptions would still continue to be collected for Japanese relief
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-28
TODAY'S FISH PRICES

Seward Fresh halibut $ cents and cents.
 Ketchikan-Fresh halibut, l4A cts. and 10A cents.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-28

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Sept. S-Announcing| the extension of absolute military rule to Murray County Governor Walton declared this morning that martial law will remain effective in Oklahoma until all trace ot the domination of the visible of the State by he invisible government of the Ku kux klan is removed
 Governor Walton stated today that 1t was up to the people of Oklahoma to restore safe and sane govern ment or pay the price of anarchy.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-28
People Rallyin& to Support of Gov. Walton
Crisis in Germany is Only Matter Days-Mners Strike
TROOPS IF NATIONAL GUARD ORDERED TO
 PROCEED TO MURRAY COUNTY FUR DUTY

GOVERNOR WILL KEEP STATE UNDER MARTIAL LAW UNTIL EVERY TRACE OF DOMINATION
 OF STATE BY KU kLUX KHAN IS REMOVED. PEOPLE ARE RALLYING TO HIS SUPPORT
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-28
ISLAND IF CORFU IS :.
 RETURNED 10 GREEKS

ATHENS, Sept. 28.-The Island of Corfu, occupied by Italy August 31, was returned to the Greek authorities this morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-28

Malcolm Wilson, Caro Bros. repre- sentative in Alaska, is interviewing old friends and customers here today,
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-28
WORKMAN KILLS LANDLADy
 OVER NOISES IN HOUSE

TACOMA, Sept. 2S.-John Carl, "A, killed his landlady, Mrs. Eunice An derson, 35, with a hammer, following an argument regarding noise in the rooming house. He also dealt the wo- mans nine-year-old son, Arthur a blow in the head with the hammer which may result in the lads death
Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-28

FEDERATION HOLDS MEETING
 PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 2S.-The American Federation of Labor is hold ing it's annual convention here.
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FIGHTING FEARED AT MANILA
 MANILA, Sept. 2S.-Fighting Is feared during the insular elections of October 2.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-04-26
NOTICE or sHERIFEs SALE I'm.
DER AN ORDER OF SALE

In the District Court of the Tenth Ju-
dicial District of the State of Idaho,
In and for the County of Idaho.
j. J. Guyer, Plaintiff, VS.. Alfred West
man and Emma Westman. husband
and wife Dissmore Mercantile
Company corporation, State
Bank of Kamiah, a corporation now
Under the control of j. G. Fralick.
commissioner of Finance of the State
of Idaho, Defendants.
Under and by virture of an order of
sale and decree of foreclosure and sale
issued out of the District Court Of the
Tenth Judicial District of the State of
Idaho. in and for the County of Idaho.
on the 23rd day of April, 1923, in the
above entitled action wherein j. J.
Guyer, the above named plaintiff, OBJ
tanned Judgment and decree of fore
closure against Alfred Westman and
Emma Westmar, husband and wife.
Dissmore Mercantile Company. cor
poration State Bank of Kamiah. a cor
poratioD, now under the control of ].
G. Fralick, commissioner of finance of
the State of Idaho, the above named
defendants, on the 25th day of April.
1923. for the sum of s955.70 with in
terest at the rate of Z percent per an.
mum from the date of judgment to date
OF sale. Said Judgment having been
filed and entered in the office of the
Clerk of the said court on the 25th day |
OF April, 1923, and recorded i'm iudg- |
ment book No. 6 at page 14S.
L am commanded to give notice of |