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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12
HLAvNf LETNf PRAvIDLO.

Kazdodenni vycisteni vnitr-
nosti je nezbytnosti pro zdra-
vi. Zvlaste nynf v lete musite
vnitrnosti stale udrzovati v
pohybu. Kdyz pri zacp9 zbyt-
ky potravy zdstanou 72 - 96
hodin We vnitrnostech, otravu-
jice tam celou soustavu, jak
vam mnze byti chladno a pri-
jemno? Trinerovo Horke Vino
pIsobi bez odkladu a bez ja-
kychkoli neprijemnych prizna
XII, Obsahuje pouze soucastky,
jez jsou dokazane nejspoleh-
livejsimi cistiteli vnitfnosti. u
ziyejte Trinerovo Horke Vino,
a ami nejvetsi vedra vam ne.
ublizi. Nebude vas trapit Ia
dna nechut' k jidlu, zacpa, bo.
leni hlavy, neklidny spanek
nebo pocit povsechne 1navu
a uzijete krasneho leta poho
4 dine a yesele. Trinerovo Hor
Ike Vino je letni silvia nema
jici soupere. A chcete-li s.
|zbayiti mucivych much a ko
mari, strikejte ma ne Triner0'
!. Fiji ktery je okamzite u
!; smrti. Nema-li vas dodavate
.(v sousedstvi ma sklade Trine
rovych lekh q pfipravkd, pis
|te firm6 Joseph Triner Comps
my, Chicago, I'll.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12
cHTEL zABlrl PRINCE

Toxic, IL. cervence. - ka-
zua NADIA, student, zatcen byl
zde vcera q obvin6n z pokusu
zavrazditi prince Tokugawu,
kdyz vychazel 2 budovy parla
mentu. NADIA, jenz byl ozbro-
jen revolverem a dykou, byl
uchopen drive nez mohl ublf
ziti princi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12
PozDRAv z WISCONSIN,.

Krajan Jan Hrinek 81 vzpo-
mel ma mas q ctenarstvo pek-
nou pohlednicovou zdravici z
Chetek, Wiss kde 81 .pochva-
luje krajinu j krasnou pfile-
zitost ke koupanf. Ia vzpomin
ku mas dix
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12

NAM MA PRODEJ domek 0
6 svetnicfch, vse zafizeno. Ho-
tov6 $500. 49, Pekny dunn Q
10 svetnicich, vse, moderni, ho-
tovs $4,000. - Dale feznicky
a grocerni obchod, ktery Sc
bud proda neb yymeni "a il
ny majetek. Haste Sc u Thorn.
Suchy, 2465, vyych. &c. ul. Tel.
Garfield 5486. 7-12,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12
NOVA PRISTEHOVALECKA
KVOTA.

Potesitelnjsi zpravy pro ce-
choslovaky dosly nam cd pre-
plavni spolecnosti USL. O zme-
ne move pristehovalecke kvo-
te, jez dosla z Oddeleni prace
q Washingtonu D. C. Ma Ces-
koslovenskou kvotu pripada
3078 misto 1873, jak znelo pG
vodni hlaseni, pro move pri-
stehovalce v obdobi cd 1. Ger.
vence 1924 do 80. cervna '25
Fred Holub.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12

PRODA Sc krasne prirodni
romanticke misto, pine stromd
asi akr rovne pGdy a asi tfi a.
kry rokli, potok tece skrz. Vo-
da, chodniky a tvrda costa. Je
tam dunn o 5 svetnicich, ga
raz a jine msnsi hospodafske
.budovy. Naleza Sc u zatacky
w. Glendale. Haste Sc u Mr..
Bubny, 1929 Woodhill Rd. u
Luna Parku. TIA
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DROB N f
OF N A M K Y
POTkEBUJETE-Ll

POTREBUJETE-Ll srovnati
vas lot, po pfipade u noveho
domu, LEVINE zarucen6 pri u
Move .praci, obrat'te Sc ma J.
Soukup, 1876 vych. 142. ul. 2
Kinsman Rd. TIA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12

PLAYER se prodk "a $195.-
Prodame vam vysokotfidnf 30
note Player piano Sc 11O rolls
stolickou, pfi splatce $12 me-
sicn6. Haste sc u Mrs. Fiser,
1877 Euclid ave TIC
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12

IA CENU STAvBY Sc proda
novy dun o 6 pokojfch v ces-
KEN okoli (. 10922 Linett av.r,
je to mezi zap. 105. ul. a Bos-
worth Rd. Haste sc tamtez.
Z TIT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12

PRoNAJME Sc nabytkem
opatreny pokoj pro jednoho
neb diva pany v modernim pri-
vatnim dome. Haste. Sc v {.
1912 Revere ave. Union ka-
ra. I. 7-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12

PRODA Sc domek o 5 svetni-
cich, koupelna, pekny lot. Ce-
ma $4,000, hotove 5000. Je pfi-
praven k nastehovani. Haste
Sc u J.. Smetany, 5317 Broad
way. Tel. Broadway 327O. !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12

IA PkfclNOU nemoci musi
byt prodan co nejrychleji je-
dnorodinny dim. Haste Sc v
<. 1856 g. f06 st. z Union.
TIA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12

la no. SpaIa Stulena v druneHl
rohu kocaru. l, pan rada pro-
to zmlkl zakryl Sc znovu
prikryvkou, vyhledal 81 jinou
posici noh a opet privfel oci.
Fomalu sunul Sc vuz po sra
iznem svahu. Cimbura ysechen
pozor venoval BRIDE - ruky
Sc zlute kliky ami nespoustel'
Najednou slysi, jakoby divo-
ky holub vrkl jednou - po-
druhe. Cimbura vypjal kirk,
lnachylil ucho smerem, odkud
holub Sc ozyval. Mel vybrou-
seny sluch a v hradist'skem
Ilese v nedeli poslouchaval
ptaky caste po cele hodiny.
sam dovedl po Mich hvizdat -
zpivat a volat.'
V tom zavrkal holub po tre-
I'll a bliz.
'"To neni holub!' urcite,
rozhodne poznal Cimbura a
zbystril cely. Kus cesty pred
MIN oval sc sojci shrek a
stranou jakoby Sc straka "a
chechtala, ale ysecko to zne-
10 falesne - eide to lid
skych hrdel - ale umeji to
vyborne - pytlaci to budou-
pytlaci patrne," pomyslil si-
ale v tom jako rudy blesk mu
hlavou kmitlo hruzne posle-
nj: "a nejsou-li to pytlaci?
Kdo je to potom?" - bal Sc
domyslit. "Kopec je "a nami
- kopec je pred nami - kop
ce jsou po stranach - ano,
tu, v tom ddolf tmavem Ger
nem " tom udoli "a dne
smutnem, jakoby to bylo udo-
Ii smrti - tn jedine mohli by
Sc odvazit - vyskocit - -
rozvazoval nahle.
"Zhasni lucerny," probudi
Sc stary, varovny HAS.
"A nezhasnu - del Sc &C
del" porazel no sobe CHM
bura.
"Nekdo bezi pokrajem lie.
sa," hadal Cimbura, kdyz "a.
slechl praskat suche vetvic'
ky, "to bude jelen" a ma.
plate poslouchal - me = tc
neni jelen = clovek je to-
poznaval po kroku.
"Pripravim Sc ma nejhor'
ST." rekl 81 klidne. Til krize
udelal ma sobe a sahl po bic
az dosud zarazenem v koze
mem pouzdru. Til kfize ude'
lal biGem i mad koni a pax he
wal obracene do ruky.
VIZ dosud jel kopce po
malu - krokem.
Ted Sc neodvazi - ted
ne - vi, re bych ujel - ale
az pod kopcem - tam budol
cekat - a ten zde jen zna
meni dava" a znovu jemnyn
sluchem zachycoval opatrne
lisci kroky sledujici WIZ po
vzdali.
"V6di, ze do kopce sc ko
MIN nechce - ale neZnaj
) mych koni," a Cimbura ma kc
zliku potutelne - skorO skC
dolibe Sc usmal, spolehal S
lplne ma svoje koniky, bystrt
dobre, ma slovo poslusne
& smele.
III frkali a podezrele tax
strihali usima. Citili, re co
vidi We vzduchu, co zle - &C
- zle muze pro vsecky skol
cit.
'Ujedu," rozhodoval Sc Gil
bura, 'jak kopce sjedu :
: pustim kone a yyiedu kali
: penn az ma konec jako gener
y Vindisgrec," kdyz tom
\ leve strane pfikopu zvedl
= chap jako hora vzkfi
"prr" a vrhl Sc ke konir
Proti vozu plnym tryskem
tikal kdosi 20 silnici - jel
kroky Sc blizily.
Cimbura vedel, kolik uh
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12

MUSf BYT vyprodan dplne no.
w nabytek a karpety re ctyr
pokojd, pouze Ia dni uzivany,
z jistych pricin. Haste Sc v {.
6214 Fleet ave. dole We pre-
du. )?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12

PRODA Sc jednotunovy Ford
Truck, kterym bylo pouze 3
mesice jezdeno, aneb Sc w.
m9ni "a mensi. Haste sc v &.
1851 Trowbridge Ave. TIA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12
JAN GIN BU R A
@ IIHOcESKA IDYLLA. .t =
.sVypravuje JINDRICH S. BAAR
IDYLLA

kdO vi, kOllk Jlch Je a HeJuo"
jiste s rukama prazdnyma -
a coz ia - ale pan rada - a
I1panieka -" pomyslil 81 jeste
a potom uz vsecko, - vsecko
propadlo sc v mem do nezna-
ma - pan rada, panicka, on
sam - a pouze jedno Jedlne
znelo mu v usich
"Musis projet" - slysel ere
telne a prfsne kriceti ma sebe
hlas. A to uz Ease jizva ma
tvari krvi mu nabehla - zu-
by mu zasvitily a oci zapla-
lily. Kazda chvile byla draha.
Nez sc sebehnou, nez no O.
toci, nez kone do skarpy strh-
:. nOu.
"Dobraku!" zavolal Cimbu-
ra a postavil Sc ma kozllku.
Dobrak sc plaSil - to bylo
patrno, jak divoce nohama
hra'bal - jak se-zadkem roz-
krocoval - jak sc vzpinal. l
/ Divoka vetTila. Zach, coz ta,
ia hned by Sc nakazila !" zlo-
bill Sc Cimbura, - protoze j
nikdo nedrzel - Ona nikoho
nevlikla - ona mela Sc pekne
protahnout a dat sc let ne
nohama sekat - tancovat -
zadkem vyhazovat - takze
cesty neubyva - nohu mo-
hla by "a postranek prehodit
I a CO potom b. "Divoka"! zlost
ne, hnevive vycitave, hlasem
jake hrom zakrikl il Cimbu.
ra. ~
Kone poznali Cimburuv hlas
- poznali v mem uzkost j od-
vahu - duveru j odhodlani
Vzpamatovali sc a v te cht1l
podrzel Sc Cimbura levici koz
liku, jednou nohou stoupl S
ma voj a druhym krokem vi
sedel na Dobrakovi. Kun hi
, poznal, tax jezdival ma mem
: Cimbura do kovarny do bro
du, vesele hned zarehtal a "a
tfasl mocne hlavou, ma ktert
jako pijavice visel clovek a nj
a ne Sc pustit. Kolik krokG u;
no vlece kun a on drzi sc jake
kliste, jen PR - PR v!
razi re rtG.
! Cimbura naprahl bic a ude
: fil levici do tiny. Tesne kolen
hlavy kon6 hvizdla rama. Be.
vykriku svalil Sc chap k re
mi a Dobrak vyskocil ku pre-
: du jako srna a skokem dial s
do cvalu.
Goose deje - CO sc to de
: je?" kricela v zadu panicks
"Nic," rekl pan rada, "bud
klidna,' a ohmataval kapsli
ky ma dvouhlavnove, kratk
l bambitce.
: Plnym tryskem letel kocal
4 Pfikrcen, drze sc chomoutu
J, k rane stale pripraven sedi
: ma koni Cimbura a srdce
mem plesalo. Povolil konil
) 1plne - letei jako bez otez
i Cimbura je znal - predjizd'
J se's mimi castokrat o svatbac
J. a byl vzdycky vitezem. Vede
e rozpenf-li Sc jim v zilach j
5, jich chladna krev, ze nel
a moci, ktera by je ma raz z.
drzela, re neni pfekazky, j
e by Sc lekly, propast pTeskoi
81 plamenem proleti, srazi k z
h mi kazdeho, kdo sc jim do c
-,sty postavi.
Jako diva draci prehnali
m po kratke rovince a vichre
= hnali Sc do kopce. Cimbu
u bicem dotkl Sc Divoke a k
al leny smack Dobraka - a k
30 pec-nekopec letelo spfeze
Sc mohutnymi, dlouhymi skol
XII - nohou sotva zeme Sc dot
n. kajic. Teprve kdyz k mysli
u ne pfileteli, pritahl Cimbu
no oprate a zarazel kone zvol
" behu.
o. Do Dobfise Well uz obyc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12

PRODA Sc veskere zarizeni q
droda ma, padesati akrove far
me. Tato farma Sc tez pronaj-
me. Nechte svoji adresu v ad-
ministraci t. listu pod znac-
kou Parma. TIA
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MT. PLEASANT. Dyourodin-
ny dunn O A syetnicich koup.
dole a to same nahore, sklep,
fernes, skopky ma pradlo, ga
raz, slepicnik a jine. Lot je
40 pri $50 str. Ovocne stromy.
Cena $67OO. Blizsi sdek Neje-
dix a Mikes, Realtors, 11O15
Union ave. Tel. Broadway
1886. TIP
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12

SINGER sici stroj, hotove $5,
pax So mesicne splacet; u JOS.
A. Libala Abb Clark ave. Tel.
Lincoln 1922. TIT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12

PRONAJME Sc byt o. ctyrech
svetnicich $ koupelnou, vse Ia
rizeno. Haste sc v {. 1850
Coath Ave, Union kara.
i * 7-l2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12
yENKoYNf RESI-

LACE - VENKOVNf RESI-
DENCE! - Proda Sc dunn Q 8
pokojich, kde je vsechno NEST
ske zarfzenf, garaz, velky sle-
.pienik, 7 lotdt SO pfi 297 str.
Dale nabytek, Chandler auto
ma I osob. Blizsi sdelf F. Do
vich, 4874 Osborn Rd., Stop Z
A.B.C. Line. 7-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12

PRONAJME Sc cisty byt A
svetnicich s koupelnou, elek-
trika, plyn, jen pro dospele.
Haste Sc v {. 1925 E. 81 st.
mezi Bower a Bragg ave.
7-15
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12

MUSf BYT prodany 8 domy
ma dvou lotech, diva jednoro-
Dime q jeden pro tfi rodiny.
Tyto majetky jsou ma hlavni
ulici, kde Sc. mohou pfistaveti
pekne story. zada Sc pouze
$4,000 hotove ostatni ma je-
den mortgage. The Atlas Fl
nance Co., 5642 Broadway.
Tel. Broadway $3.50. Ptejte Sc
ma Mr.. Medlin. TIA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12

PRODA Sc pekny stavebni
lot ma Benham ul. u same
vych. 131. ul., da Sc LEVINE.
Haste Sc Y &. 13405 Bartlett
Ave 20 .gt !. "a 7-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12

PRODA Sc pekny lot ma Bart
lett ul. Haste sc v {. 3789 wy
chOdnf 131. ul. TIA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12
PRODA Sc

$500 HOTOVE aneb vas lot CO
prvnf splatka koupi vam dunn
0 S pokojich 8 koupelnou, je
to bungalow, vse ma jedne
podlaze. Naleza sc v Maple
Heights Stop 10 A.B.C. Line
a je hned k nastehovani. The
Atlas Finance Co., Broad
way a E. IS St. Ptejte Sc ma
Mr.. Jos. Mlckovsky. 7-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12

PRONAJME Sc byt 0 trech
pokojich, elektrina, veranda a
line zarizeni, Naleza Sc v {.
92l3 Folsom Ave. Haste Sc
v &. 1906 Quincy ave. 7-12
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PRONAJMESE

PRONAJME Sc byt o ctyfech
pokojich, koupelna, plyn, e.
lektrika. Jen bezd6tni man.
zele necht' Sc hlasf v {. 1901
Trent, Ave. S. w. TIA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12

PRONAJME Sc rohovy stor,
Haste sc v (. 1859 Broadway.
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MLADY, silny muz, 22 roku
start, zde rozeny, ceske an
glicke reci mocny, hleda "a
mestnani v jakemkoli oboru.
Rad by Sc naucil remeslo bud
v nateracstvi anebo pfi staveb
nj praci, po pripade v jinem
oboru. Nechte adresu laskave
v adm. t. listu.. 7-15
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12

Ucelnx veden& reklar1A
rozsifi vaSe zbozi > zdvoj-
n&sobi Va obrat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-12

PRIJME Sc svobodny muz ma
praci ma farmu. Haste Sc v {.
1886 Gable Ave. 7-12
Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-23
EARLY CLOSING WOULD
 RUIN HERRING INDUTRY
WAKE FIELD SAYS PROPOSAL TO CLOSE HERRING INDUSTRY
 SEPT. IS IS MENACE

The proposal to limit herring fish ing in Alaska to the three months between June 15 and September 15, is carried into effect, will ruin the herring fishing industry in Alaska, declared Lee H. Wakefield, who was in Juneau recently. MT. Wakefield said to a representative of the Ju- neau Empire, that the herring fishing industry in Alaska has not reached the point where conservation should be needed. If it has, he says, Alaska will never have herring industry
 Mr. Wakefield says the only con servation that ought to De required would be to compel herring packers to establish product plarts where lat waste and the fish tha' are too snull to ack could be utir33l.
 he average pack of herring ic Alaska. s:II MT. Wakefel.; "is ol;! about 5O"0O barrels yea. while s'ncihing Ike 100000 baIl t's a year a.'r taken fltm the North sea If A. aska waters cannot supply many Limt s as nnth herring es are now be!ns taken there will never be herring industry in Alaska"
 MT. Wakefield says the best period of the year for herring fishing comes after September 15. The best part of the pack, he says, is put up in | the latter part of September and dur ing October.
 ''If the regulation for closing in September goes into effect" said MT. Wakefield, my present judgment is that I shall take all the herring I can this season, and not open up next year."
 MT. Wakefield has five stations at which he is packing herring and sal mon in Alaska. He has one at Port Walter and one at Red Bluff Bay in Southeastern Alaska, and three out at the Westward on Kodiak Island, Afognak, and Sawmill Bay.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-23
GERMAN BUSINESS INTERESTS EXERTED INFLUENCE TO
 HAVE PROTOCOL ACCEPTED

GENEVA, Sept. 23.-Bernstorff told the Federated League of Nations So- ciety that the German people as a whole believe the London Protocol was accepted because big German bus mess interests exerted their influ- ence in favor of it's acceptance.
 His countrymen were thunderstruck that the present discussion of securi- ties at Geneva seemed directed against Germany, as this is extraordinary be- cause Germany is now disarmed.
 He declared he believed that Ger many would want to reopen a dis cussion of securities at some future time from the viewpoint of security for Germany against other powers, and thought that Germany would be undisposed to join the League unless the powers fully and spontaneously recognized Germany's position as world power.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-23
FOLLOWERS ROOSEVELT
 RESENT USE OF NAME PROGRESSIVE" BY RADICALS

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Fifty fol- lowers of Theodore Roosevelt, when active in politics, at meeting here expressed their sentiments as "re- senting the attempt to appropriate the name Progressive" for the Radical movement which is repeated in the candidacy of Senator Lafollette."
 The declared Lafollette refused to aid Roosevelt's movement "when it would have been decisive success"
 Those present at the meeting who signed the statement included Chester Powell of California.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-23
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY MAN
 ON HIS WAY TO KODIAK

s. ". Old, member of the geo. logical survey, who was here last year is in town on his way to Ko- diak. MT. Old has been spending the season in the Interior, in the Ruby and Nixon Fork district. He states that game, especially moose is plen- tiful in the district, and the residents will have plenty of meat for winter use. A heavy rainfall was experi- enced the past summer, as we'll as extreme cold weather, frosts killing the truck patches on the river.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-23
DAVIS CARRYS FIGHT INTO HEART OF MO.
 FARM DISTRICTS

EASTWOOD FARM JUNCTION, Sept. 23.-Democratic Presidential nominee Davis is carrying his fight into the heart of the Missouri Agri- cultural district. While attending a gigantic barbecue at the family home of Doctor Arthur W. Nelson, Demo- cratic Candidate for Governor, he as sailed Special privelege and corrup- ti8n in office" He denounced Fall, Forbes, Daugherty, Denby and others connected with the recent government oil scandals in the Republican admin istration.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-23
PRICE TEN CENTS
MANY ATTEND FUNERAL
 OF FASCISTI DEPUTY

ROME, Sept. 23.-The streets of Rome were packed by throng on one quarter of million people at the procession of Casalinis' funeral which wound it's way through the working classes quarters of Rome toward the cemetery. More than thirty thous- and followed the body of the Fascist deputy who was assassinated and the ceremony was the most impressive since the famous march to Rome by the Fascist army two years ago.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-23
SEATTLE CHAMBER WILL
 ESTABLISH NEW DEPT.

SEATTLE, Sept. 23.-The Cham Der of Commerce announced plan to establish a mining department un- der the joint direction of the State development committees of the Cham Der and the Alaskan government, which will be a central agency for installing mining properties. It is hoped that in time it will conduct an
 investigation of the vast mineral de- posits which hitherto have been un- touched in this state and Alaska which includes clay, limestone and grey marble. It was pointed out that where as gold was once the principle output of Alaska, copper has outstripped it.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-23
UNIVERSITY STUDENT KILLED

SEATTLE, Sept. 23.-Harold W. Sparks, A, a student at the University of Washington, and a boy scout work CT, was killed yesterday by falling over precipice on Mount Kaletan, near North Bend, which he was climb ing with two friends, Blanche Vance and Ted Lewis. He was the son of William A. Sparks, auditor of the Se- attle post office.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-23
COOLIDGE ASSURED OF
 VICTORY IN NORTHWEST

CHICAGO, Sept. 23-Congressman Johnson from Hoquiam declared the prospects for Coolidge's and Dawes victory in the Pacific Northwest seem better that the corresponding stage of Harding's campaign. He said "the sober sentiment of the northwest was swinging more and more toward the president. I just completed a tour of my state and the Presidents decla- ration for common sense in govern ment has gripped the popular fancy of the people,"
Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-23
PHILIPPINE SENATOR'S ARE
 AGAIN IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 23.- Senators Quezon and Osmena of the Philippine Islands arrived here after a five months sojourn in Europe dur ing which they were received by the Pope at Rome. Before proceeding to Manila they will interview political leaders on the Philippine Indepen- dence question, saying that as far as complete independence is concerned they are just marking time since the three major political parties have committed themselves toward it.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-23
SECRETARY OF NAVY
 TO STUDY VALUE ARMS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept 22.- Secretary of the Navy, Wilbur, at the suggestion of President Coolidge, will begin a comprehensive study of the relative value of each arm of nation al defense, to make program for the future board of expense, which will later take up the work after the White House conference on the mat ter. The Secretary desires discussion on his speeches on the subject.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-23
MOTHER WILL WORK
 TO SAVE LIFE OF SON

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Gaining re- newed hope from the life sentences imposed upon Nathan Leopold, IT,, and Richard Loeb, slayers of Robert, Mrs. Mary Grant, mother of nineteen year old Bernard Grant, has begun anew her fight to save her son from the gallows.
 Young Grant, whose hair is now snow white since he was convicted, is under sentence to be hanged October 17th, for the murder of Chicago po- liceman during a holdup.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-23
WILBUR RECALLED EAST
 BY PRESIDENT COOLIDGE

SAN DIEGO, Sept. 23.-secretary Curtis Wilbur of the Navy, who has been on an inspection trip on the West Coast was hurriedly recalled to Washington by President Coolidge to confer with the Chief Executive on Departmental matters especially the neSt budget allowance for the Navy. Wilbur left by airplane for Riverside to connect with fast Union Pacific train eastbound, abandoning the re- mainder of his western tour.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-23
PROSPECTORS BUSY
 IN KENO HILL CAMP

At no time in the history of the camp have the prospects for the flu ture been brighter than at the pres ent time, and, in order to convince the people of this fact, it is only ne cessary to make a survey of the field; and see what is going on in a quiet way.
 The completion of the Treadwell Yukon Company's 600-foot shaft on Keno Hill marks one of the greatest engineering feats in the history of Yukon. So accurate were the plans, that the drillers in the 200-foot raise struck the peg in the center at the bottom of the 50O-foot level, thus linking the 60O-foot shaft to the 3,0O0foot tunnel.
 On Galena Hill during the last month there has been more actual work done in miner-like manner, says Stroller's Weekly, than has been done altogether in the last three years tnd the result is that many tons of high-grade ore may be shipped from Galena Hill this coming winter.
 Rodolph Rosmusen, on the Silver Basin, has done considerable work on his claim this summer. He has something which bids fair to be one of the biggest mines of the district
 Cunningham, Stewart and Hollen- beck, on the Lake group, have un- covered a massive body of high-grade ore,
 Greaves and Gammon's ground, adjoining the Lake group, has made marvellous showing Water is be- ing used to remove the overburden They have discovered vein of ore that will put them in the millionaire list.
 Silver Hill, on the right limit of Beaver River, is showing up good, and four men are working.
 Three men working on Mckay Hill have uncovered large body of lead ore.
 Six men are working on Grey Copper Hill with very good results. Five men who are prospecting at the head fo Forty-Mile, on McQues- tion, are meeting with encouraging prospects.
 Four men are working at the head of Hobo Creek, on the divide between McQuestion and the Klon- dike.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-09-23
MINISTER C0NFESSES
 MURDERING HIS WIFE

MT. VERNON, Sept. 23.-The Rev. Lawrence H. flight, Methodist min- ister for local church here, confess ed last night to the murder of his wife, and naming Mrs Elsie Sweet as his accomplice in the crime. He de- clared that it was his infatuation for the misguided member of his flock that was the motive for his poisoning Wilfred Sweet, husband of the wo- man, and Mrs. flight, his wife.
 Mrs. Sweet was later arrested and after an all-night third degree by the sheriff confessed she was in the plot to poison her husband and Mrs Flight.