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New Britain herald., 1924-09-19

means a small imitation of the real thing"
 Lorna Bond.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-19
Forgot Hersek !

Dick:-'I never saw Jones look so cheerful and self-confident as he does today. The wonder what caused the change
 Charles:-"He told me a book agent asked to see the head of the house, last night. and his wife called him."
New Britain herald., 1924-09-19

Mixed breed dogs have one po- cuharity. They don't howl about aliens coming in.
 Exercise doesn't always encourage development. Look at the chins you know.
 Poor old crippled Germany. Moth ing to spend her money on except healthy development.
 Its a small world after all," wasn't coined by man who tried 10 fly around it.
 1T too much makes Us unappre- ciative, we should enjoy the scenery between the billboards.
 Even static affords an enjoyable diversion when candidate begins to point with pride.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-19

As to mans having conquered the air. it will be remembered that Turkey was conquered" also.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-19
Her Drawback

Her Drawback I. Miss Petite has only one draw back that dislike" What is that?" When she draws back her head from my shoulder"
 W. s.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-19

Correct this sentence: If you touch my hand again" said she. I'll call papa"
New Britain herald., 1924-09-19

Adam had it soft. There was all of Eden covered with grass and not a lawn mower on the premises.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-19

At this rate the next generation won't bother with any reading mat ter except the ads in the street car.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-19
Must Be Lived Down

4'IIat EJC AIIFNu DV"H Dear Wally:-- I cannot decide If should be blushing bride. l love him, and I am flckle, But his names DILL and mine is
 PICKLE. Dear Pickle:-- You must stand the gaf. Of course the world is sure to laugh. Be sweet. and let your marriage be The fifty-eighth variety.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-19

The man who isn't much in his home town can at least strut before the filling station loafers forty miles away.
 It must require great effort for a free-eussin' democrat to be shocked by Dawes profanity.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-19

Time Enough Later Dear Wally:-- I'm in fright. Tomorrow is my wedding night. You see, don't know how to cook. Shall l withdraw?
 Yours,
 NINA HOOK. Dear Inna:-- Get your cooking lore When honeymooning time is OCT. Have hubby get some life insur- ance. May heaven bless him with endur-
New Britain herald., 1924-09-19
Grammatical Jingle-Jangies
 (By Perciyal Prlm) -

Some feel sad, but none feel sadly, Say feel bad" and not feel badly"
  Owls may say "To-whit, to who?" Men should say ITO whom?" Do you?
New Britain herald., 1924-09-19
TELEPHONE CALLS

Rusiness o1ics ,.,., e25 Editorial Rooms ...... 926
New Britain herald., 1924-09-19

Copyright 1924. Reproduction
 forbidden).
New Britain herald., 1924-09-19
And What a Fall That Was,
 My COunfryIneni

Bing:-"What caused you to fall ?" Bang:--"A slip of girl made me tumble"
New Britain herald., 1924-09-19
Wally the Mystic He'll Answer Your Questions,
 Somehow.

When people fall in love they find They are not always of one mind. Should you and sweetie have a fight Let Waffle tell you who is right.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-19
COMMUNICATED

Gardiner Not a Strike Leader New Britain, Conn, Sept. r, 1924 The New Britain Herald, Herald Publishing Co.,,
 67 Church St.,
 New Britain, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-19

Andrew Krenerick.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-19
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY

Issued Daily Sunday Exeepted) At Herald Bldg. 67 Church Street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
BUILDING HOTEL
INSIDE SHELL
$50 Men at Banff Need Pro.
lection From Cold

BASFF. Alberta, Nov. Work
or tho new history Chateau Lake
Louise be- being conducted under most
unique conditions. In order 10 finish
The building On time for next sum
merH business. $50 men are en-.
pI0yei The large number D. nsCes-
rary on account o. winter SHOWS and
weather conditions. The Thermometer
sometimes registers between 20 and
90 below zero.
The hotel will b. built entirely
within q wooden shell protecting
those within from heavy snow and
severe cold This shell Is alright,
and IL extended upward o. each adfi,
ti0nal story .a added, All the ma
isrial Of construction-2I, 900 tons
has 90 be hauled from the railway.
~ miles distant, over a narrow.
gauge tram line with a per cent
grade
The new chateau viii contain $50
rooms with baths, with one entire floor
devoted 10 the rotunda. One Of the
features Of the building will be that
from the ground floor up 20 the
dining room the walls viii be prac,
tically Of solid plate glass. giving
guests a wonderful view OF beautiful
Lake Louise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births in their households are re-
ported by the following men;
Olson, NNel Waldmor, 5lS Dexter
ave. girl.
Chin, David II, 452S Brooklyn ave.
girl.
Harvey w. Everett, SI23 23rd ave. S,
girl.
Jones, Theodore, rockingham. boy.
1shlbRshi, Noichi, 657 Weller st.. girl.
Barnett william Robert. Juneau,
girl,
Motfatt, David \, t523 10th ave. 6.
w, boy.
Stickcand, Albert Victor, 977O west
lake ave, ~, boy.
Martin, Otto Wilhelm, Kingston. boy.
SpRulding, Irving d. 18th ave. n. W.
aud w. 96th st, girl
Easter A. T., AN Baglcy ave, hoy.
Jensen, ole, Sli Thomas St, hoy.
Todd, Jesse H., 1906 I5th ave, $, w,
boy.
Hendr'eksen. Jack, 1913 Eighth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
Credit Men to See
can Arabian Night"

Seattle Association Of Credit Men
Saturday evening viii see An Ara
blan Night" q comedy by 4. l..
Anderson, as the feature Of a pro
gram az the Masonic clubrooms in
The Arcade building Dr. ". ].
Hindley, lecturer Of the Washington
state Retailers association. and T..
Don Ross, Of Portland, will speak
There viii be dancing and cards. II
will be the annual Ladies night"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
JERICHO DRIVE"
Green Lake M. E. Church Is
Making Novel Campaign

A nnEsi ramualFn 90 ralr a tle-
600 arnrI- HuI d. concluded sunday
hg tnr Green Lake Methods
church The campaign Hs' been .n
rnErrrr 40 week. under direction
~ Rev. Everett MruIl Iuu pastor.
'-THr Jericho ramTalEa 'aH
week. Esa consisted ~ "a rrrira OF
rIr meetings every u.Esr sunday
the CONGREGATION wlH march
around far ualEs - Jericho HrFrn
umHa.' even aa b. iH recorded Boa the
Bible EuIhwlaHm o. expected ~
nrs with each march" Tho nut
ono brE.nH ar "a. on. and che walls
al fan" and the "HhoErIs rgl
ln" a. tho final meeting ~ 100
D. m.
Mra Ruth Meredith. ITl0rh0He
roIo.st. viii play for tho evening
meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
DEAD ROBBER is
IDENTIFIED
Billy" Morris Was Henry
Morris OF Philadelphia

Euy Morris tho bandit slain by
au Intrrtsko sroscr walter Wirkov.
ski sunday nishg is IN reality Henry
Morris. a PhfhArlrsia Hebrew, a0-
uardinE 20 the Seattle Hebrew
benevolent society. Officials % tho
society Notified the police ana e1go.
usr Friday that Morris was known
10 them.
Morris applied for food ana lodg.
INK az tho society ON November T.
ana again on the next day. police
yero told. Tie was glyen meals and
loarlng free. Ho told his bsncfactora
that hts mother and father had sera.
rated three years aso in FhiadeN
phia. and his mother was working
in that city ln department store.
The police are trying 10 locate tho
dead youths relatives. Morris has
now been identified hy almost a deE
IN holdup victims a. the man who
robbed them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
NO LABOR PARTY
Not Party PaTtiSanS,' Says
President GOmperS

E-L pASp. Texas. NrE- gi-The
AmrrIrau labor movement must De-
kept FREQ Irgh "'peuural party tam.
nation
This n she recommendation 80
President Samuel Comprr- and the
executive counsel off tho Amrr.nan
Frarmuen SO Iahar contained - frr
report Submitted 60 che convention.
Irre f0s2y
Tho report, which s expected 20
sound tho death kueil uf tHe rrr.
aratr labor party movement deriarra
that 1--WE are partisan 10 principles
not 90 political party"
Adoption ~ tho recommendation
by tho convention is assured. ac-
sarIing 90 labor leaders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
LOUIE is FINED
Pleads Guilty 10 Permitting
Gambling, Gets $500

charlie Louie. alleged King Of
Chinatown wmE'rrr rnH fined
$500 Thursday when Ha pleaded
FaIfr ta permitting FamhEIrr IH I.s
Establishment and fa possession ~
Eamn.lHE uuTHrrnalH Tnr aa-
imposed hE Superior IuEer Calvin
81 Halt
Louie n fEe man who testified hr.
farr fnr city council rffIrfenrr com.
m.f'rr that hn bad mo- EaHHErfEr az
gambling n CbfuaiHau. and gained
Tor himself fEr reputation ur being
lottery blind"
Charge against Louie and Die plea
were compromise % four .HdlH
mruts returned bv the county grand
suB "a year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Name and Residence

Name and Residence
Didricksen. Nils, Seattle ..."'''i,
Mork. Anna. Seattle ....'''''''',
McAllister. Earl j., Seattle "'"'ii
lnman. Ruth A., Seattle ..'.''..''
walker. Paul w. Seattle - -
Gill, Bertha A., Seattle ."''''..'
Olson. oscar A., seattle ...''''i y
Rod. Myrtle c.. Arlington 1913,
Realty, otho, Jr.. Algons .''''''
Tracy. Ruth. Algona $500.
Mcintosh. Lawrence A., sea"N
Boo. Barbara A. Seattle '..''''a
Lord. Myron Edward. Seattle 80
Rae. Alice Ruth, Seattle 800"
parst. Chas. L., Seattle ,''''''i1sr
Scott. Emma Dean, Seattle -
Lods, orrie Clifford. Seattle ~ ~
Wiley, Irene. Kansas CITY ''''', :.
Penney. $. r., Los Angeles II IA
Cowderoy. Ara. Seattle ''''' 4.
Cox. Clair Edward. Seattle ~" nj
Brown. Hattie May. Seattle -
Harlick. John William. Taeo1'
Hill. Eleanor, San Franeis'V "
Stever. James, Silvsna . .,,..,, 4
Guneruis. Ruth Thelma' s''' I'll
Maxwell. willard n, sestte ug|
Maxwell. Clara NJ, Sea''ie -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
Baltimore Post to
Fight Its Tax Suit

BALTIMORE sus -1-TIr Iar
f.wHrr Post Indicted yesterday frr
Publishing Iu0amr faE RETURNS. made
preparation toby 90 uTat tha case
when rhr care comes rn trial Che
Post probably Ul br raurr rnfal bv
Thomas J.. E.FEu. general counsel ~
rra arHPur Howard urarparrH. and
hEs Hw partner. Efsf0H d. Baker
FORMER secretary az WAT
United STATES Attorney EFaaanarE
H.1 efforts would ha made 70 bring
fHr urr 90 trial aa speedily ar pos.
-#HHa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
Hit on Head and
Robbed by Thug

Attacked by bandit al a. SSH ~
and Aurora ave. "Wednesday. niEht
j. q. smersh, 42ll Aurora ave, was
knocked unconscious by no thus
and robbed 90 f5l- smrrsh reported
the case Thursday 90 tho police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
Beautiful Naples
Gallery i'm Danger

NAPLES. Nov .l-FlTr ln o.
film chop today threatened thr Cal
IrrE lIHmhrrt. one ~ th0 masf beau
tIful buildings ~ Naples Three
floors o. adjoining structures
crashed as nrsmrU FIrave ln vain
60 keep flames from the gallery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
Wins Out Against
Alienation Suit

SALEM, ore, Nov. 2i-Miss
Celia Bollman, private secretary TO
Governor Pierce, won a declaration
of non.Buit In Judge kelly's court
as defendant in the case OF Mrs.
Alice Bozellc, who sought 800
from the secretary as alleged dam.
ages for alternating the affections Of
her husband, Fred Bozelle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
Chicken Was
Demolished;
tOPrOSeCute

Secretary FaUar. m tha King
County Humane H1r.r'g, aid Fine
day That be- would Gl-e fHr are
rest ~ the proprietor " tho I=i
Front r.gfhIgE store ~ F|rf a1-f
and Pine en-. on "a charge ~ cru
rlfv ig animals
To advertise @ HaIs." Farrar
sa-1 "rhr store cement "a.
ErrfIeaI b. would ffuw away
Hrr chickens ~ a crowd. The
flint chicken thrown from the
ri0To EaH nearly torn 20. pieces
AErEfa ~ the rgr.sfy stopped the
affair ana We viii ark prgrrc1-
ton"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
Shelton Will Have
Regular" Railroad

lfiTFHi IIl EHnTHEaHUH Into eHrI.
tom MaHr1 county InEg.ng town.
over tho Northern Pacific were as.
rurel Friday uhru fhe Interstate
commerce commission save che road
permission 90 absorb and rebuild
"a lnEEinE ruad from sums0n Co
shelton. moss operated ry she slim.
con L0EEInE Co
The Northern Pacific now has "a
branch limo from Elma 20 si.msru
Prom tho end - the present line
a lg.miI5 extension wlIl BE- made
shelton never before has had "a
regular" railroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
Bombardment Fails
to Sink Old Ship

NORFOLK. Na- sos 20 sfar3.
3y riding fre WAVES after hat
tnIrE attack fr fnr most perverted
sums 90 ere TrrrI states navy
ono hulk ~ trr IafflrsHIp Washing
Con vas subjected fa rfn further
hammrr.HF today aa naval rKprrtr
used Der 20 ttrt their dHNUra nf
trrfrurfinn
A nHsI attempt o. sinh thr Errai
yrerrI vas t1 ne made dguHF tHr
aag aLsn slruIaurz flying iR hattie
formation HIu shower her with
huge BOMBS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
WATER sHUT.oFF NOTICE

Water viii be shut off Satur.
day from S a. m. 10 p. m, as
follows:
Ferdinand st, from Rainier
ave. 10 Empire way.
Edmond 81. from 55th ave. S.
10 Empire way.
Hudson St. from 37th ave. S.
20 Empire way.
on 35th ave. s. from Edmond
10 Dawson SITS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
anc, NOV. " anf\
DIVORCE RECON-

Alta, Alice VS.. Trueman Il
cruelty, onodwih y
support - crntlr
Ruth VS. Fred Broush nonose'
Catherine vs.. Waiter
non-support 49,, v,ng, crv'
Mary L.. vs.. Napoleon ny NJ craty
kate VS.. Thomas A, CIs,ss,lL cs,
Keitha vs.. charles am vrorsuit,
Mabel vs.. Frank Snli.n II no
CInudlne VS.. william ~
cruelty. prowh Y
support II. Ript
cruelty, ,.,,.on efsHs
uilda vs., George John'VN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
DEATHS

Murphy. Hannah. 90, lSS "
Nov. Is. ,ns ssri q
Nov, II. .,,v hNi7
Anderson. Alex. King couns
Nov, is. 90, ~ sp,Sf
Pool. Charles H.. So SlS VIZ
st. Nov, Il. go utIg;s
Rohn. katherine, ~ 20 >"
Nov. 10, :. ,-,s w
St. Nov. is, ...o sunf!s'
Erickson. Ella. a. %-V
ave. Nov. l9. zoe, z as n
Schultz, Minnie. a. l4i'
Nov. 10. =. sSh; FIJI
Robitzer Rose Ann, w. ''''
lane. Nov. 10, IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21

Dull silver buckles or those OF
carved wood arc used effectively
on the street pump.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
Sales Managers of
Chamber Will Meet

The Sales Manager association ~
faa seattle Chamber % Commerce
El'' meet Friday night 40 g O'Clock in
fHr Transportation club. Railway EE-
change bldg 90 hear "a discussion on
what De- fhr Sales Managers GbIi
F1tIuu 90 liis Statesmen iu fHr FlrId7"
no. % klppsU. d. D. Gardiner and
D. o. Fraser will speak
rIanF Tor tho annual Christmas
party ~ the association. which win
be- held on December ls. will be
made.
several men ana Flra were in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
ATTRACTIVE COATS

Attractive fur coats - summer ~.
mine ur Cawrul arc trimmed with
hands ~ embroidery on cloth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21

High. close standing collars that
rolf over like n sweater are seen on
rtralEHilns frorks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21

Griffith. Guy E. 1903 LakevkEF
boy.
CaIvo. sam. 1915 E. Terrace Z, I
Poorman. Donovan A.. 4oiS lih y
$. w. boy.
Andrews. Horton Re1ford' .se "
ave. w. boy. -. !.
Moore, Thomas William ssli :
ave. S w, boy. i.
Smith. Fred Clarence. ses W. "
St. boy. !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21

several mon and Flrla wero In
iurrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
LOST AND FOUND

GNGORA GR0TTo banner al an
American flag lost ThursttY a.
ming from auto, PLEASE rstur 3
custodian, Masonic temple Z
ward
LOET-32.000 policy. No i.nt
FL iot-0GGg. SOC Central Bsg ,
ward.
LOET-Lady'H eyeglasses il az ,
ward. NE irEe-05b0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
I-A-TRANSP0RTATIOy

SAN FRANCISCO. so. Noon
steamer Rose City. ilssi 81 "a
Pickwick stages. s. hours Ia A,
ReleA, f33-t35.E5. Ames Bfpl. "a
Fourth Ma iu-bf46
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21


Ann JAM FISt.AY. mldz7f.
rsElatsTedIs rssidsncs "a -
lake ave 90 Ditl-tst1.
DIR AhGUs. suite so PSStsS.,s-
Mgmen-s ailments d.fofssiI
Plano Iunsrs
JOIN strom. "a st-1tiL ~ IFg7
3 PERSONAL
FEEE THEATMEHT
For men and women flffsrirr o..
rheumatism. cafaTrh. cedar a..
bronchitis Or eczema. ~ Klr.--
free treatment o. the Nss H.
Ion Treatment Let W tsry,'.
you
HEECuLgN CLINIC fyr
s-lZ 8iRsI0w Bldg Fourth az p,
HEECULOS EANITARiUr
Soap Lake. wash
Hours. 2 % . D. m. and fFo-fst
evenings
HIGH BLOOD Pressure Sl1r-.,..
like magic under our irsairs.f
DuElsEs Products. taken a -,
Free copy ~ "YoEhun "a.
News" on request Yogtsrt 4
40 American Bank Bog Wbl
s0ss
FURNISHED room. apartTnssI -
In, with board and tutoftp
English. % two foreign gstf',--
SO each weekly. Call IA E5a
FOR particulars.
BAD debts collected syeTJSy-
UNIVERSAL ADJ. CO. ELla.ii
3-A-TRANSP0RTATI0y |
SAN FRANCISCO. so. Xrcsrr
steamer Rose City. ilEsi 90 Pa
Pickwick stages. s. hours Ia Is
Relea, f33-t15.E5. Ames B;bl. n
Fourth MA in-biio.
G LOST AND FOUND
ANGORA GRoTTo banner a. a.
American flag lost Thuft1ty 4.
ming from auto. Please rstur
custodian, Masonic temple Z
ward
LOsT-32.000 policy. 10. l.ac
FL iot-0GGs. 500 Central BlaE , /
ward.
LOsT-Lady'p EYEGLASSES il az ,
ward NE lrse-055o.
z FEMALE HELP WANIn|
MARcELLERs & HAiRDREsR
earn SIS 20 S35 weekly. and q, : /
mand exec eds the supply.
teach you how In q few Wesfn u
assist you 20 a position
CARSON HAIRDRESSING C0LlE1
Third Floor Yale Bldg on. 2
MA in-i5si
Will pay you ii.5O day for nlfn
2 dozen pairs Stsber wool 81
daily on Highspeed Family N
ter. VIII buy all you make
same rate We furnish yam N
5-year written contract; az
liable manufacturer. Won
home. BE independent
perisnce unnecessary. Send =
particulars without oblgft
Steber Machine Co, Defk
Utica. New York.
JAZZ Piano taught. Brin'. SEC 2.
s SITUATION-FEMAH
WOMAN with child must hiy, Il
kind OF work. or will iin
work. Willing WORKER. = 4
Star. or 5000 Walnut ave. Nsss
attic car No. 3.
MAY ! help with your hant
cheting? Ideas, patterns q
nishcd. WE st-50s2.
9 MALE HELP-WANlEI
5 MEN wanted 70 work on OF
000-acre California ranth'
men TO cut wood AZ Cathctft !
all must buy land al Cata1
and pay down 500. Nor. .
psnters wanted al Cathezr =.
Ra new highway is finlshsa
PETERSON or PERRY. w -
ave. Seattle. Wash. II
Griffith. Guy E, 1903 LakeykEF
boy.
talNp. sam. 1915 r. tIiest :.
PoormRu. Donovan A.. 40iS liA y
S w. boy.
Andrews. Horton Rexford' ~
ave. w. boy.
Moore, Thomas William, ssli :
ave. S w. boy.
Smith. Fred Clarence. sos W
St. boy. II
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9 MALE HELP-WANlE

5 MEN wanted 20 work on OF !
O00-acre California raneh; =,
men TO cut wood AZ Cathctft ,
all must buy land al Caia1,
and pay down 500. More .
penters wanted at Cathszi -
na new highway is finishes
PETERSON or PERRY. Al II
ave. Seattle, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21

FURNISHED room. Apartnsli =
In, with board and tuioftx, ,
English. 20 two foreign gstfi,rr
SO each weekly. Call IA "a
for particulars.
BAD debts collected eyeTT1g-S
UNIVE RSAL ADJ. CO. IL s.,Fr
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"a EAtt-JtsL siii
PERSONAL


HIGH BLOOD Pressure SIaS,.,-
like magic under our trsGtns,i !
DruElsEs Products. taken a -,
Free copy n "iOghgri Pa.
News" on request Yogtsri q
go American Bank Bleg NJ
g0Eg
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Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-14

Miss Myrtle J. Elliott, talented vio- linist, better known as Happy, will arrive from the States today on the steamship Alaska. Miss Elliott has signed up with the Elk's orchestra at Anchorage, and will also play with Mrs. Hewitt's orchestra at the Frisco Cafe, Anchorage, where she has SO cured a six months contract. She is a former Anchorage school girl and a member of the Empress orchestra. For the past two years she has been studying and playing in Seattle, where she ha.r made a hit with the musiclov ing public.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-14
ATTEN-N-N N-N-SHUN!

Here's your chance, men You can hear a good, snappy debate without being the speeches. negative with your wife on the other end
 The question: Resolved, That the Federal government should grant, now the adjusted compensation measure advocated by the American Legion"
 Time, 7:30 p. m., Friday of this week.
 The place: Seward school house.
 It's free Do not fail to come, all you Legion members, auxiliary ladies wives, and hen-pecked hubbies.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-14
THE ALASKA TRAIL BLAZER,
 A NEW HOUSE ORGAN, OUT

The Seward branch of the Brown & Hawkins Corp. has issued the first edition of "The Alaska Trail Blazer" it's aims being to bring the buying public within closer relation ship to the merchant. In addition to advertising matter carried the publication carries a short history of the firm from it's opening to the present time, a good editorial page is carried local news and news ot the haIibut fleet The publication is very creditable one and is given free to these asking for it.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-14
SUGAR MARKET LOWER NEW YORK, Mar. 13.-Sugar 7.21 with market steady
MRS. BERAN ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Paul Beran, president of the Anchorage Auxiliary of the American Legion, was entertained on Thursday evening by Mrs. Henry Thoday. The members of the Seward unit were guests also. During the short infor- nal meeting which preceded cards, Mrs. Beran was asked to give few remarks on the activities of the An chorage unit. At the conclusion of the evening cake and sherbet were served. Mrs. Beran will remain in Seward the guest of friends until Thursdays train.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-14
WILL LEAVE PROSECUTION
 TO DEPARTMENT JUSTICE

WASHINGTON, Mar. 13.- The House voted today to leave to the de- partment of Justice for the present, the investigation of charges developed before the Chicago grand jury, involv- ing the conduct of two representa- tives.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-14

E. L .Whittemore will arrive on the Alaska today after visit of sever al months with his son in California. MT. Whittemore enjoyed his trip very much and believes California to be a wonderful state.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-14
PROSECUTORS REACH
 CHEYENNE WYO, TODAY

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Mar. 13.-At- lee Pomerene and Attorney Roberts, government prosecutors in the at tempt to recover the naval oil re- serves in the Teapot Dome field, ar rived this afternoon.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-14

JUDGE COPPERNOLL TO RETURN Judge W. D. Coppernoll will return
 to Seward on Saturdays train it is re- ported. Mir. Coppernoll has been in
 the Interior looking after his candi- dacy for attorney general.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-14
TO THE VOTERS

I hereby announce my candidacy as member of the common council of the Town of Seward. If elected I promise to give my best efforts to the town in an economical administration and bigger payrolls for the city.
 If DONALD H. TIER.