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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
CONVENTION WILL
OPEN TUESDAY

VI Gs.N 4 y Ess1AtstA
The twenty-ninth annual conven-
ton Of the Washington State Fedora
ton OF women's clubs will open
Tuesday morning in Port Angeles.
The election OF new president will
be n prominent feature Of the as
sembiy, with Mrs. II. r. Maltby Of
Seattle and Mrs Harry Paul Pierce
OF snoqualmie Falls vieing for the
honor.
The official program for Tuesday
will be as follows:
Precony,ntion Program
Tuesday. June 10. O'Clock. Roosevelt
High School.
Registration.
Executive board meeting. 10 to II
O'Clock
Conferences 2 o'clock.
Prszs--Room 10. Miss Bells colysr.
Spokane. presiding.
Chairrnen--Tn auditorium. Mrs. J. W.
Bryan. BsilinEham. presiding.
presidsntH--In auditorium, Mrs. ~. n.
Walton, Tacoma. presiding. All delegates
are invited to attend all conferences.
o'clock--Homs produce dinner In tho
gymnasium. complimentary to delegates
and visitors by state manufacturers. Ar
ranged BY local committee
Formal Opening Of Convention
Tuesday evening In Masonic temple at
. O'Clock.
General thsmc--'T.lo American Home,
the Nations Greatest Asset" Mrs. n r.
woBtmore, president. and Mrs. u. ~. Nc
flvray. first vice president, presiding.
Procesnionhi-of Officers paM prcHldenta
ana chairmen Of departments.
Pledge 10 flag.
Invocation, the Rev. r. Vernon VEN
abIes. Port Angeles
America the Beautiful" assembly.
Leader, Prof Leslie Martin. Seattle; ac-
companist, Mrs. May BlcknclI.
Welcome 10 Our City--Mr. II, u. He'd
rick. mayor OF Port Angeles.
Greetings from Olympic District Fed
Grafton. Mrs. ". q. Horstman. president.
Response, alsH Janet Moore, Olympia.
SOio, "Cfeols Love Song" Dudley
BuckJ. Prof. Leslie Martin. acconpan.
list, Mrs. Roy Jensen.
Presidents address. Mrs y, Y. West.
more.
$3.50 o'eiook--FIower wedding, directed
BY Mrs II. j Erickson. Reception.
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Service at Orthopedic
Lunch Room,

Mrs. VI, C. chcai will be hostess
for St. Marks church on Tuesday a,
the Orthopedlc Lunch room. assisted
by Mrs. $. j. Hoyt. Mrs. Thco. Per.
rott, Miss Mary Chsal. Miss Nan Jar
dine. Mrs. X. r. Hall. Mrs. C. r. Kcl.
~. Miss May cardin. Miss Margaret
Thomas. Mrs. r r. woolaston. Mrs.
s. Anderson and Miss Julia William.
epFI
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Miss Conldn
COMMUNICATED

In compliment, to Miss Catherine
Conlan. hrldo,elec,, Miss Ruth
Elander viii entertain thirty'sir
guests at bridge az her home Tues.
day evening.
Another affair for Miss Conlau In
the bridge and shower Miss Elsie
Colliuu viii give at her home Thurs.
day evening, -Four tables win be In
play
Saturday afterternoon Mrs. Z. Me
Farinnd will entertain twelve guests
at luncheon and bridge at her home
for Miss Cunlan.
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WASHINGTON STATE
+, T. o. CONVENTION

= r.. ~ AA'sN \ lssN lAlsN
The Washington State II. Il. o.
convention IL 90 be held in Olympia
on June 10. II and IS The regis
trAtion Of delegates will begin at
1880 on Tuesday morning at Tho
olympia Hotel. and tho convention
viii be called 10 order at 1880 p. IN.
Mira Leo III. Wakefield OF Ana
cortea. preaident Of the Washington
State Chapter + T., o. siE,erhood.
viii preside. Mrs. Nellie Hubbard
Martin Of CGntralla, first vice presi.
dent Of the w s, c.. Mira Florence
Rose. second vice president and also
president Of tho hostess chapter, Y,
OF Olympia: Mrs. Maud Coles whit.
lock Of Tacoma, state organizer:
Mira Esther Rogers Of Newport, ro-
cordlng secretary. Mira Phoebe
FhillIpi Of BellinRham. correspond
ing secretary. and Mira fyauiBp NJ
hoaglund Of wnlIa wnlln. treasurer.
all members Of tho state board.
will also be present
Tho Washington State chapter ia
unusually fortunate In having on
the program several + T. 0. women
holding positions OF trust in tho sis
| terhood, who viii give addresses on
various phases Of =. T. o. work.
Mrs Grace II. Parks OF Chicago.
chairman OF the administration COM
mlttco educational fund. and past
supreme president. Mira. Louise G.
Abrams OF BclIingham. chairman Of
the board Of trustees OF tho edu-
cntiunal fund and past president OF
the w. $, c.; Mrs. Edith NJ Wal.
lace Of Seattle, recording secretary
OF tho supreme chapter and also
past president OF tho w. s. G. and
Mira. Bertha Clark OF Vancouver.
u, C., district organizer and mother
Of T., T.. o in Canada. Mrs, Vlna
Ives Bowden OF Brookfleld. Mo.
president Of tho supreme chapter.
and Mrs Ola u. Miller of Washing
ton, Town, supreme chapter organ
izcr arc expected TO no present and
give addresses ut the convention.
as they arc 20 be in Vancouver on
juno 10th and goth for tho convo-
cation nj which n provincial chap
ter in British Columbia will DO or
gunized.
on Tuesday evening the Olympia
u. J. LIS viii give banquet and
program.
on Wednesday afternoon there
win be n tour OF the state build
lnga and tea at the governors
mansion. on Wednesday evening
an open meeting viii be held Mt
which time an educational play. 80
Much Money" will DO presented by
the Tacoma chapter.
During the convention delegates
from the State OF Washington will
be elected TO attend tho national
convention TO bo held in Minnoap-
oils, Mimi, on September 29th- s0th.
and October LIST and I'd. 1925.
Tho L. II. o. Sisterhood was or
ganizcd In January, 1889, at Iowa
Wesleyan in Mount Pleasant, Iowa.
One Of tho chief objects OF tho Sis
tcrhood Ia educational work. and
money has been loaned TO nearly
i.10O girls and young women to
assist them In completing h q h
| school. business and college courses
! There are now 10 state chapters,
200 local chapters and about 49,
900 members In SS states,
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NORWEGIAN HOSPITAL TO
CELEBItATE ANNIYERSARY

The Norwegian Hospital assocIa.
ton will celebrate It's twelfth ami.
vorsary Tuesday June 10, Mt 1880
o'clock, Mt Norway hall. The cclc.
bratlon will take the form OF nm old.
fashioned pound party, with Mra. II.
NJ. Haugan and Mrs. Eugene Sher.
win, members OF the sloop party Mt
the centennial celebration June 2s,
acting AZ hostessos.
Members and friends of the hos.
pltal arc invited to bring pound Of
staples. An oldtfashlonod program
Ia being arranged for tho affair.
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~. c. 7. ~ NOTES
University " O. 7. y. wll meet
at Mall0y's gymnasium. y. 18Th
and University way, Tuesday. Iuns
Do. no ,. IA. An Interesting BROS
gram, which 10 in charge Of Sra.
MARY Neon, win be- presented Ihe
public Do cordially Invited
An interesting meeting was held
At the ~. O. =. y. Amerlcaulzaflan
Center. Sunday afternoon. June 7.
MrH Mary l.. siIlwall. president q
King County w. q. y. U.. presd ss,
and organized the Georgetown 81. G.
7. r.. With tho following numsd
officers and superintendent of De-
partmoHtEs President. Mrz Arthur
Mcsoubreys secretary, Mira Lucia
HormiHE. treasurer. Mra Juiin =,
Cline; superintendent Amer.canizsf-
ton and Christian citizenship. MFA
Frances NcC0ubreys musical d.
rector, Miss Eleanor Hansen. super
lnteHdgut Sunday school work aud
Eiblo 10 public schools Mrs Luclls
HOrmiHg. superintendent w mite
Shield home work. Mrs. Mamie
Olsen.
Dyer ". c. T. z. will hold an IN
Eiltute at Haven n. +. church. 10th
nvc. n. and Lynn a.. Tuesday. June
10. afternoon and evening, with the
f0ilOwin program:
Opening song. 100 p. m; devotions.
Rev. a. n. Lathrop. Amcricanization,
Mrs. +. Little; Bible in Public
Schools. Mrs. r. +. Smith. Law I'm.
forcemeut. Mrs. Anna May Griggs
fof the Flying Squadron; AuiiNar-
cotlcs. William X, AicKlbbon. score.
tary Of White Cross; deYotions. Mrs.
y. r. Morhouse.
Evening, o'clock. deyotions, Mrs.
Mary l.. stilwell, president Of King
County W c. r. T.; address. TEN.
perancc and Missions" Rev. Mark
a. Matthews.
Good music viii be Interpreted
following program.
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Supper Honors
Graduate

Or. and Mrs. Otis Floyd Lamson
entertained at supper at their homo
Sunday evening in honor OF Miss
Elena MiramOya. who graduated
Saturday evening from tho Cornish
School OF the Theater.
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ents for part OF the summer,
Mrs, Satorls attended the unlycrs,
ity OF Washington ana la a member
OF Delta Gamma sorority Mr. Sa,
toris graduated from tho university
and Is a member or Beta Theta III.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ESaly to
Celebrate Anniversary

In celebration OF their silver wed,
ding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs,
James II, EsaTy have issued invita-,
tions 20 a dinner dance on Thursday
evening, July 2, az the Seattle Yacht
club,
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GREENWOOD CHAPTER,
n H. q

Greenwood chapter. No. 156, o. 70.
s., will give II card party Tuesday
evening, June 16, at o'clock. at
Greenwood Masonic temple. whist
and five hundred will be played,
and there also will be program.
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NATIVE DAUGHTERS
OF WASHINGTON

Tho annual convention OF tho
grand parlor Of tho Native Daugh.
ters OF Washington wns held on
Saturday June Q, nj Port Townsend,
with Lucinda Hastings Parlor No. /,
MS hostess. Tho out-of-town visitors
were met ut tho bont and escorted
to the banquet room after which
they were taken to tho home OF Mrs,
Ida Terry whore tho meeting took
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-15
ZETA PSI
MOTHEIlR GLIB

Zeta Psi Mothers club will hold
its annual meeting and election OF
officers Tuesday, June 16, at 2
o'clock, with Mrs. w. y. Kimball,
4i28 Dawson st. Members are nsked
TO attend, as this Us the last meet.
ing until autumn. Take Rainier
Valley car and get off at Ferdinand
at
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WOmen's Clubs
GOLD STAR MOTHERS

GOLD STAR MOTHERS
Gold Star Mothers of America, Sc
attic staff No. 3. viii meet Tuesday,
June is. at 2 o'clock. at the home Of
Mrs. l.. v. westorman. 1909 sixth
ave. n. For information call Garfield
0s22.
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cIOTHEs pANcE

The Seattle chapter Of the Chicago.
Milwaukee & 81, Paul Railway WON
EMS club announces it's sports
clothes dance TO be given Friday eve.
ming. June 10. at tho Seattle Yacht
club.
This Is the second OF u series of
Monthly parties planned by the club,
which Is a comparatively new organ.
izatlOn in Seattle.
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HARMONY HosfEsrEAp


Harmony homestead, brotherhood
OF American Ycomen. viii hold me.
mortal services Tuesday, June IS. at
p. m. at 1929 Third ave.
FEDERATION CLUBS
Federation clubs to meet Tuesday,
June 15. Will be:
Canadian Woman's club win give
card party at federation club house,
8 o'clock.
Sunset Heights Literary clubs
Strawberry luncheon at tho homo
Of Mrs. Cora McChcsncy. Sunny.
side. Lake Washington. Boat leaves
Madison park ut 1915 o'clock.
Womnn'B Lakewood Civic I'm.
provement clubs lawn party and
kitchen shower at home OF Mrs.
X. II. McCloy. 4527 52nd ave, s., at
u o'clock. The shower is for tho
purpose II furnishing tho clubhouse
kitchen. IL adverse weather con.
ditions exist, the party will be held
at club house.
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TIE cALEfnu

THE cALEfpH
The Caleidh viii meet Tuesday.
June 10. nj o'clock. with Mra. ]. +,
Forbes. 25i Boyiaton ave. ~.
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FoRTsoN- THYGEsEN

Fortson .Thygesen auxiliary, U. s.
W v, viii give a relief tea at the
home Of Mrs. Emma Jones. $685.
Whitman ave, Thursday. June 10;
Minnie s.. John and Ruth Perdue,
assisting hostesses. For reservations
call Me lrse-2603. Take Green Lake
gr1r
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RAINIER BEACH
COMMUNITY CLUE

The regular meeting Of Rainier
Beach Community club will be held
Tuesday. Juno 10, at y. IN. at tho
club hall.
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GUARANTEE CLUB

Qunrnnto club Will meet Tuesday
evening, June 10, at 6 o'clock, for
picnic dinner at Lowman Beach
alrk. q!
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OFFICIAL ROSTER
ANNOUNCED

The Woman's Legislative council
OF Washington, announces It's off.
oinl roster which includes tho fol.
lowing committee chnirmcn:
AmerIcanIzatlon and Indian vol.
fare, Jessie T. Irving and Sara u.
Ober, both of Seattle; banking and
currency, AHA Salmon Ventzke,
Winthrop; conservation. Jessie Il.
Kastncr, Tacoma; commerce, Nina
Hood LiEhtfoot, Seattle; equal
rights. Sophie l.. w. Clarke, Seattle;
farm and market, Alice i. Yarncll,
Gig Hdrbor; health, DR.. Alice NJ.
Smith, Tacoma; labor, Annnbcllo
Ncmitz, Seattle; peace, Jane Gnr-
rott, Seattle; law enforcement En-
ma 8, Wood, Seattle homo oconom
les, Efflc l. Raitt, head of tho Homo
Economics department OF tho Uni.
vcrsltv OF WushIngton. political In.
formation, lone X. Humes, Seattle;
rescue and protection, Amanda H.
Gordon, Seattle; rehabilitation, Chr.
rio NJ. Barr, YnkImn; recreation,
Mary M. Logenbnugh and Ida Nc.
Question, Grand Mound Industrial
Home for Girls; social, LotItIn A,
Winncman, Seattle. schools Grace
Cox BilsS, Edmonds; taxation, En-.
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place. After the meeting the visit
ing officers and members were taken
for "A rido which included going thru
tho wonderful Chetzomoka park,
after which most delightful picnic
luncheon was served at Mrs. Terry's.
The following officers were eletced
and installed: Grand queen, Mrs. Ida
Terry; grand princess. Mrs. Ella
Shannon; grand secretary, Miss
Nellie Hans; grand treasurer, Mrs.
Alice Kuhn; grand conductrcss, Mrs.
Bessie Williams; grand inquisitor,
Mrs. Emogenc Bartlett; grand mus.
icinn, Mrs. Helen Eads; board Of
grand trustees. Mrs. Ida Svendgard
Miss Nell Phillips, Miss Anna Olsen,
Miss Emily Cline, Mrs. Marie Case:
grand historian. Mrs, Ada Ivy; past
grand queen, Mrs. Ida Svengard.
Tho next annual convention of tho
grand parlor will be held In Seattle,
June. 1926, with Princess Angelina
Parlor No. as hostess.
The regular monthly meeting OF
Pnrlor No. 2 has been postponed to
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Friday evening. July 10, instead Of
Friday evening. the third. as orig
lnnlly scheduled, owing 10 the near.
ness Of the holiday. 70 sure and
take note Of the change in date.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
FIR TREE DESIGN
FOR STATE, EMnLEM

FOR STATE EMBLEM
No longer will delegates from tho
state OF Washington in national con.
vsn,ions and gatherings Of like ma.
turc have TO slt in mute. inglpriouB
obscurity for lack Of suitable en-.
biem.
4 committee composed Of repre-,
sentattves from organizations which
have during the past few years
krtnly felt the lack OF a popular
emblem. typical OF the resources OF
the great state Of Washington has
been giving much earnest thought
20 tho subject. with the result that
II ~ nov ready to bring before ila
various clubs and organizations for
acceptance and adoption by Thorn
an emblem that has already been
automatically tndoracd by many
clubs thruout the state
To Mra. w. II. pittwood must 40
tho credit for bringing before tho
remainder Of tho committee the rug
grAtlon for the use Of the fir tree.
together with tho likeness Of tho ia.
Their OF our Country. for whom tho
state IL named. "a best typIlfylng
the form that such nm emblem for
the state Of Washington should
take, As thE fir tree stands forth
among It's fellows, hig and straight
and strong. true symbol OF great.
ness, 80 George Washington heads
the long roll Of tho great men OF
our nation.
Resolutions were presented TO tho
state Federation OF Business and
Professional women's Clubs. aKsom.
biod in convention at Hoquiam. ,hia
past week, and win be brought be.
fore the convention OF tho State
Federation OF women's Clubs. 10
convene this week at Port Angeles
where. Il is believed. they viii meet
with ready and enthusiastic in.
dorsement by that body.
In recognition OF her earnest et.
forta in behalf Of tho emblem. Mira.
Pittwood. Of the womnn's Century
club. was unanimously elected per.
| manuet chairman OF the committee
having this matter in charge. and
suitable and artistic badges, embody.
ing the design submitted by her are
available for use by delegates who
viii be attending national eonvcn.
| tons from this state during the
coming months.
DR.. Roberta Winner Ford. trustee
of the American ostcopathlc bureau
OF hospitals, was chosen vice chair.
man. Miss Florence Il. Mckay, ma.
tional vice president Of tho FEEDER.
| alton OF Business and Professional
women's Clubs. secretary; Miss
Clara Reynolds. president OF the Sc.
attic Council OF Administrative
Women in Education. Ia in charge
OF the arrangements for tho design
TO be used in posters. banners and
the like: Miss Luclla Ayers, past
president OF tho Seattle Business
and Professional Womcn's Club, is
In charge OF publicity.
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CHAPTER G L. o.

CHAPTER Q Z. ..
Chapter o., will meet at
the home OF /. Glen. at End.
olyne on Satu1 June 20. Bring
spoon, fork. cup late. Conyen-
ton reports VIII read. Take
Fauntleroy car. No. end Of line,
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Howard Allen re
turned today from East Sound.
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Mrs. Frank u. Upper, OF Berkc.
ley. arrived In town this morning to
visit Mrs. George IT, Thompson.
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Mr. and Mrs. Theodore u. Bashcr
tAlmn Little nrc receiving oongrp ii.
iatIons upon tho birth Of n son.
Austin Edwin. June II, Mt Provi.
dence hospital.
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Mrs. Henry Ewing left Sunday for
Sacramento TO visit her son-in.law
and daughter. MIR and Mrs. Alfred
Bradley Parsons
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-27
LEIPSIC'S FREE HAND
 GIVES FAT HARVEST
 TO BECCARS OF CITY
(By Associated Press)

LEIPSIC, Feb. 27.-It seemingly pays to beg in Leipsic. The muni- cipal welfare office of this city has unearthed facts as to the profits of the begging profession that would seem fanciful were they not borne out by first-hand testimony.
 One blind woman, for instance, manages to scrape together 1000 marks, about $250 a week Daily earnings of $15 of $25 day are not at all unusual with men and women beggers of experience. Two brothers who were offered jobs energetically declined them, saying that they were making much more money with their concerts. These concerts consist ed in singing before the houses of the middle class and following the performance with a sad story ending in a plea for aims. One of the brothers, it developed, spent his Sundays driving a motorcycle with his fiancee.
 In another instance a beggar offer ed the owner of a certain clever dog $100 for the loan of the canine dur ing begging hours because, he said, the animal would help his business. Another beggar engaged two crippies to beg for him. He paid them a regular salary, but claimed the en- tire earnings. In still another case beggar who pretended he was dis ablt ', paid two watchers twenty-five cenls an hour each to warn him when
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-27
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.

NOTICE Is Hereby Given, that at the hour of nine o'clock A. M., on the second day of February, 1925, the reg lstratiOn books of the Town of Sew ard, Alaska, will be open at the office of the Municipal Clerk in the Seward Bank Building for the purpose of reg istering all qualified electors, twenty one years of age or over, who are citi- zens of the United States and who have resided continuously one year next preceding the date of the cleo tion in the Territory of Alaska, and six months next preceding the date of the election within the corporate Him. it's of the Town of Seward. All cleo tors must before voting register their names and qualifications with the Registration Officer.
 Registration books will be open every day except Sundays and holi- days, beginning February 2, 1925, dur ing the following hours:
 Until the Friday next preceding the first Tuesday in April:
 From 800 o'clock A. M. to 12 noon. From 2:00 o'clock F. M. to 5:OO P. M.
 On Friday and Saturday next pre- ceding the first Tuesday in April:
 From 500 o'clock A. M. to 12 noon. From 2:00 P. M. to 5:0OP M.
 From FOO o'clock P. M. to 1O:OO o'clock P. M.
 That said Registration Books will be closed for such election at 1O:O0 o'clock F. M., Saturday, April 4, 1925. That said election will be held on the first Tuesday in April for the pur- pose of electing Town Officers and Member of the School Board of the Seward School District.
 The officers of the Town to be elect ed are as follows:
 Mayor.
 Three Members of the Seward Com- mon Council.
 One Member of the Seward School Board, Chairman.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska, February 2, 1925.
 VIM. H. WHITTLESEY.
 Mupicipal Clerk.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-27

w. Overturf, and each of them, in and to that certain water right appropri- ated on a certain stream of water ad- jacent to the aforementioned saltery and fish meal plant site, described in a notice of water right posted at the mouth of the stream, copy of which appears of record in the office of the United States Commissioner and ex- officio Recorder of said Valdez Re cording Precinct, at Valdez, Alaska, in Book 30 of Records, at page GA, Docu- ment No. 19,712.
 Also all other houses, and all salt, barrels, furniture, fixtures, tools, ap- pliances, machinery, pound nets, seines and equipment therein, or situ- ated in, around or about the other property hereinabove described, or used or designed to be used in con- nectiOn with said saltery and fish meal plant.
 (b) The following described per sonal property, situated at Homer Spit, in the Seldovia Recording Pre- ! cinct, Third Division, Territory of l Alaska, to-wit: Six gill nets with the necessary ropes, buoys and anchors; Two hundred fifty barrels; | One hundred half barrels; | Fifteen springs and mattresses for single beds;
 Dishes and cooking utensils for
 twenty-five people;
 Five small heaters;
 One barrel truck;
 One common ordinary truck:
 Eight gibbing boxes;
 HOgshead for brine;
 Two large tents, and all their per-
 sonal property and equipment,
 and chattels
 Dated this 24th day of February, 1925.
 H. P. SULLIVAN, United States Marshal, Third Divi-
 sion, Territory of Alaska Publish February 27, 1925. 1t