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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-28
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UN BEBE

Ha dado luz con toda feIici-
aad, en- su residencia en- Santurce,
Ia apreciada esposa de don Luis
carrion, empleado de la Comp&lia
del Trolley. 1921
Fue asistida por la competentis'
ma Nurse -comadrona doha Agusti-
ma Mirabal de Sanjurjo.
Ell nifio Sc bautizara con ell nom
bre de Toiiin. Felicitamos al Sc
nor Carri6n y esposa por tan faus-
to suceso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-28

ted Press) lei capital empieza
dar senales inequivocas de que
pretende abandonar el territorio
frances. Ell capital no abandona un
pas de esa manera, 81 no es para
eseapar al pago de atlas contribu-
clones o a la conhscacion de las
propiedades. Esa huida del capital
es la mejor demonstration de que
las autoridades nacionales estan
dispuestas a equilibrar sus finan-
zas. FL movimiento pues. EN- vez
de ser motive de inquietud, debe
ser motive de franea algeria. Ello
demuestra que Francia esta dis
puesta a normalizar pOr complete
sus condolences de vida.
So'amente el capital que no esta
invertidO, puede escapar, v la pro-
pOrci6n que sale del suelo frances
no tiene importancia alguna 81 Sc
compare con todo el capital que adn
queda. No hay duda alguna de que
los franeeses saben salvarse GUAM
do estan en- los peligros de un nau
fragio finaneiero. Poseen una gran
riqueza nacional, y ademas, no de-
penden del extranjero para sus
prOductos. En- una palabra, Fran.
Ella, en- case de emergencia puede
sostenerse perfectamente bien con
sus propios recursos.
Pero a los franceses siempre les
ha gustado que sc les imponga
grandes contribuciones. En- Fran
cia es impossible imponer atlas con-
tribuciones, sin que el pueblo nc
se de Embellishments exacta cuen-
ia. pues los precios de los articulos
tambien suben proporcionalmente
con la contribution. Los franceses
a este respecto saben que estan
pagandO direetamente cualquier au-
mento en- la contribution. son YER
daderos expertos.
No Obstante, Francia no puede
salvarse de convertirse en- naci6n
de segundo tercer orden. sin ape
lar al recurso supreme de imponer
eontribuciones subidas. Francia no
cuenta con ell problema de los sin
trabajo. que en- Inglaterra es va
un problema nacional, tales pro-
porciones ha tornado. No obstante
los ingleses han sabido imponerse
eontribuciones hasta el grado maxi
mo, saerificandose, pero aseguran-
do su prosperidad fntura.
Los ingleses atraviesan por un
periodo de dura prueba. Pero va
llegara el momento en- que la Ca
mara de los Comunes empiece
redueir las contribueiones.
Francia, no obstante. Sc confron-
Ia en- estos momentos con el pro-
blema de las contribuciones. Her.
riot esealo el poder prometiendo
al electorate precisamente 10 con-
tiario que Poincare, este es, no.
humentar las contribuciones. No
obstante, Sc We obligado a romper
con sus promesas y actuar con ma
no fuerte para salvar la nacion de
la ruina economical.
La depression del franco. en- rea-
lidad no ha perjudicado mucho a
los franceses. Las perdidas que ha
tenido un ciudadano frances, Sc
han traducido en- ganancias para
otro frances. La riqueza nacional
esta pues perfectamente equiibra-
da.
Pero ell credito de Francia en- el
exterior depende de la estabilidad
de su moneda, del franco. siempre
que consiga mantenerse en- el mis-
mo niyel. Y para clio, Ell presupues-
TO frances debe ser equilibrado
y made discute que Ell iinieo medic
de conseguir tai cosa, es aumentan-
do las contribuciones. Asi, pues.
81 ell gobierno de Herriot sc pro-
pOne obtener la estabilizacion del
franco. Sc ha comprometido de an
temano a inlponer nlayores contri-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-28

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tAFiea aean esFeneos imtefesa.
aea. y que nnestEes aetos fnesen
intsrpFstaaos eou m4s esulaae. ,
msnos apaaleAamieEfo.
~ unides fsimos = - eampaha.
aimos nasstEos Eotos. aasftEs item.
-. nnesiro alneIo. nnestFa tFnn-
aniiida1 nusstEa Feiuntad. , nnss.
sra Fs1psnaahildad. l6glos ssFia
cue esnslnaassIass uniass assaFro-
iianae nasstFo pEegFaHa y cunplen
% ios sfFecimaentes hsehos al eise
forado
hosoifos ne te1emes. poEaae No
peasmoa tsneF. pnedisposiei6n con-
tEs nusstEos ean1saatos. (AieAlds y
eenasiaissl poTgus Il ca eiios de-
posltamoa nusaiFa eonhanxn. no hay
rEEtn siguna psFA FstiFarasla Hlien
tFas elies pFocsaan eeFTsctamenie.
EstA3sa pass eR IA Ahah&a. Pc
80 una eosa es oonservaF los laEos
ds uHlsn. , cara e. Ia aeiaFaei6a
Dc AN aeFeeha.
IA Ananza - esastituy6 balo
II baas ds ismaidaa en teaes sus
oF9snisues' tastes as mn psrtido
, tsnfos dsi etro. y un imparciai
elseiao par ambos hsnaes para Ia
nivsiaelta es ies asFeehos ds aqus-
lies. Ka i6gies sspsrsF cue sl hiti-
ms pEeeedA eem toaa IA honradeE
neefsaris en esios eaaos. y Re con
afrvs aislafe as tede pfsiuleio.
Tants a DsEertorie e0ms Il Sc
nads > IL ckmaFa es Fspfsssntan-
tea. = iea deusAa murieipios Dc n
fsia. aa is han fnteFpFetads dan
e. FepFsasntaeafn s amhss peFtides
com0 eerFFs en- narFaneuitas den
De apsaAs nay 60 Fspuhiieanos. y
sstos han nae osbiaamsnis sisadi-
aaa.
Para gas hays knanza nos indis
psnaablss ias ess paFilaos eu a -
plesentaeism as ios aifeFentss oFga
niamos. ds ial mansra. cue alli don.
as hs ss a. sntFlea 8 los mism-
bsoa de- uno as eaoa paFtiaos. pEAe
tisamsnts ~ sxists n aiianEa. aun
ane sn ios pgfnssEaos , proeeaiH.sa
ses tAmAa aslsFa ds EXISTS.
nake1os aus 81 pasbio unisnista
ae cAGnas nea auisFe. y sea ESQ
pusbip estaFemos aiiaaes. auAaus no
teneaaos FfpEessutaeien aignna -
ies erganialnes leeases - qas 81
bnen neubfs ds nuesiEe pals debs
sTfsF peT eaeima ds ugsstFas cen
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sos 40 c. "a grs ne - ues eon-
sldsra dia9s as esisE nniaes eon
nnssiFps ahs4es ea Is aalaalsiFtFa.
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as "a tsisf
LQu6 sfsnss habfsmos hseho .
nusstEo aneFsas AicAlds paFa qus
ps4sHes ssris un ssteFbo en- aa a.
r.iniaiFael6ng IcaFsesmos ds ho'n-
bEss eapaees , honraeosY
A. puss. IA Aiianxa exists. psEe
stio en euanto . saa ans@ > pFoes-
eiuisutoa Para sos sfsctos ds n
sensiitaei6n ds Ens aiieleufss -
GElsisaaes. es impgesflndihis IA e2ls
tsreia a. ambes paT.iers pahtices
y fas FesReetiFos cemiifs
Ter ssamBia. a Eaeasa IA plaza
es NtEkbRo ds la cSnistea De
InasusniEseianes 3 Oh9sEes. = Aiian
81 Q - DiFecaefie. ~ ssEia sscnai-
a. snts Il GebisFhs sn ~ sntilsd
eaeiai - sus aiA s6sa sxistsa ios
Do paFtiaeA y eeFrsspenaeFiA e.
kfiT u Facants poT feesiaendsci3n
a. Ia guula csntrAi ukioaisfa.
IA iEaaies eendiciaRes estan las
AEzubiess manieipsies. ias fasset
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-28
Una con0eida Dana de n Isla d
Sto. Domingo Sufre de Eczema
Durante 2 Amos y POr Fin En-
centr6 eI Remedio InfaIibIe.

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las cartzs sena
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-28
THE ]. L. MOTT IRON WORKS,
TRENTON. N. ].
(EmpIea 5000 operarlos)

Fabricas de articulos sanitarios
dc todas classes.
Bafios, Lavamanos, Piletas, FIRE.
gaderos, Inodoros, Bideles, orina-
les, Fuentes para escuelas, estatuas
para parques, Postes Y columnas pa
ra alunbrado, Fuentes Ornamental
les para Parques accessories de to-
das clases de nickel y bronco Y
artlculos especiales para hospita-
les y clinicas. s.at
Pneden elegirse mas de Glen mo-
delos en- cada linea desde el mas
sencillo al mas moderno y elegan-
ts. r1s 1
Todas las Universidades Tnstitu
tos, eseuelas, hospitales, olinicas y
edifcios pdblicos del Gobierno de
los Estados Unides tienen instala
clones sanitarias Mott, 10 mismo
que todas las suntuosas residen-
cias, grandes Hoteles y estaciones
de ferrocarriles.
Los propietarios de casas, Inge-
nieros CONSTRUCTORS Y Maestros de
obras deben solicitar los articulos
de Mott poraue garantizan su dura-
biidad y eiciencia probada.
Sc venden en- todos los DEPOSIT
tos de articulos sanitarios.
Representatives., ~
CERECEDO HERMANOS q CO.,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-28
Al DiredOriO de Ia AIianIa, y al eIet-
lOTadO de CdguaS

podran eubrir yaeantes coa miem-
bFos dsl mismo partido que hfya
eisgido q los Fenunciantes. A PRO
PUEeTA DEL ORGANIsMo DI-
RECTOR LOCAL del partido gre
ehgi6 a mismbro cuya vasaats ha-
ya de- eubrirse.
81 en Ia papeleta electoral no
tgnEe partido algnnO con el n0mhTe
as ''Aaanxa Puertorriqueha'', nos
paEeee aue 81 eomite no tendra tam
peeo representation oacial ante los
eFganism0s del 0obieTno. Pero con
HAs raE6n a6n en- caguas dOnde
~ existe el 'comite de Ia Ahanza.
- cue ios tres miembros republics
nos se Fetiraron con earaeter ire
yoeabis, y 81 c0mits repubieano
aeepto eaas rennneias. aHedando
ell0s SIN representation nnestra en-
agusl oEganismo.
Aiguien aiega que dos de sus
miembnos han retirado sus renun-
eias. peEo ESQ es otFo error que
no debs prevalecer. Hombres de la
taiia de don Miguel ouihones. don
Julio JaneF y don Enrique Fernan
dsz, euyo eaFAeter y honradez de
pFineipios esta a salvo de t,da
sospeeha, no pueden ser taehsdos.
~ por un m0mente siquiera. de
iEeonstantes y faltos del cumpli-
misnt0 de su palabra. Ellos digna-
msnts nos deyolvieron Ia represen
tsci6n cue les habiamos conferi-
DC. les aesptamOs Ia devolnei6n. y
no tran q tomarla de nuevo. sino
msdiants otFo aeuerdo do este Co.
mite.
HoaotFos no pOndremos Obstaeu-
Jos q nnestra administration. ya
cue ella es "nuestEa hechnra" ST.
no cue trataFsmos de ayudarla en-
- posible. poF ser esa nuestra obli
gsci6n: peEo este no quiere deeir
cue dejemos de alegar ante el Di.
EecioFi0 enaiquier deFeeho que. en-
nuesiFo ssntiF, pueda asistirnOs. pa
- delaT a salvo nnestrO decoro
como eindadanos iguales por todOs
eeneeptos . los demAs amigos de
- isla.
Y para cue se yea que nuest,a
Asamblea Municipal no pOdra ca.
bEiF vaeantes slno mediante Ia pre-
puesta de- este comite. pOr 10 me-
nes, medlants ana renuneia EXPIRE
81 cue hieisEamOe de ese dereehO.
pasamos . eoplaE 10 eoneerniente de
il Ley poE IA eual habFa de regirse
esa miSma Asamblea;
Art 22-Las yaeantes que ocu
FEan ca Ia Asamhlea municipal Sc
eubFtran por fstas por personas
aue tengan h e0ndiei6n de elegi-
bies y sean de Ia misma Aliaci6n
pChtiea del miembT0 cue eausare
b waeants. A PR0PUEsTA DEL
ORGANIZING DIRECTOR LOCAL.
del paztido qHe ellgi6 al miembro
euya vaeante haya de eubriFse''.
mo fns el partido rspablicanO
auien shgi6 a los euatrO miem-
bEoa rsnuneiantes?
tQuisn cue no sea este comite
podra esrtihear cue algzna persO-
~ perteneee a nnestTo partido,
cuando con tanta faeiiidad una
persona pusde eambiar de ala
ei6n politiea9 Al menOs. para que
tengan nuestra representation. es
prseiso cue ella le sea eonferida
por este conite. y no por ningu-
~ otFa persona oTganismo.
Nosotros no hemos hecho mas
cue daF eumplimiento a un acuer-
do dc este comits. Al que n; 81
QpisEa hicimos insinuacion alguna.
pc Ia esponsaneidad de un grupo
% eabalisros intachables. y ante
n veInntad ne hacemos otra cosa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-28
Il capital abandOna Ia naG6n FrdnCeSa

buciones como 1nico medic para
asegurar ell triunfo.
Los alemanes han salido de sus
dificultades economicas estabili-
zando la moneda nacionaL El mar
co bajo de una manera escandalosa
Pero los alemanes han adoptado
medidas para asegurar su estabih'
zaci0n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-28

Gfaiitaa p0T ina feeulfndns cumplefos obtenid0.
81 80 fato con LeYoi. DnTante muchOs anos
saifb e. ana enfeTmNdad de Ia piei, auT
tlall4o cont abafaa con kn& meioFes doct0rei
para Gus "a atendieran. eagos NADIA pudieF0E
hareF para aIlFiar "a NAL fef0 p0r fin ah0ra
alen'llauenf Dlen."
Fodenos enfiex = I'd. 4 relate de casos e.
~ fFuEsa pQola6soa. fida mas testimonies.
a toTnsEnfo de "a foulrEtnf Este liquidO depu-
lsfiFo y fleslriEante haT4 deaapaTccer 80 enter
H&4A4 g. Ia pAe. Flda boy misHo en- y
fASnaeaa rn tfahee Q in 0llefo DE- Lav0l.
Ssrfnaees fsdas ias Farslaqas
w.AVnw Il IAqnldO
AAWWA Marayallos0
Belt Valley times., 1925-10-08

FOR RENT-Partly Furnished
house. 4 rooms. John Hackshaw or
f. q NJ. State Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Blais. JOAN
Gray, R. s. Blaine and Mat Shannon
were among the out-of-town. visitors
10 Belt yesterday.
Earl Healsy has been called as =
witness in the suit Of W. C. Blom-
quist, reeeivsr Of the State Bank Of
Belt VS.. the company bonding Lock
hart, which is being tried in the Dis
trict Court this week.
Alec Darko was taken TO Great
Falls on Monday By Ole johnson. he
was suffering from a severe attack
of inflammatory rheumatism.
Martha Atkinson has been quite
i'll for a week at the home Of her
sister Mrs Leon McConkey
John Dickinson. old time friend OF
VIM. Brately, after a visit Of several
weeks here, continued his journey
westward and vii visit California be-
fore he returns to his home in Iowa
Mrs. vi. Nimmons came TO Belt
from Fife on the Butte train Satur-
day afternoon.
Miss Evelyn Calone left Sunday for
Geyser where she will teach the
Lynch school this winter.
Miss Bertha McCafferty who is
teaching near Spionkop came home
Tor the weekend.
Belt Valley times., 1925-10-08
NOTICE OF FoRFETTURE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
ID. G. Bowersox, whose last known
address was Fort Wayne. Indiana,
his heirs, executors, administrator,
legal Representatives or assigns, that
the undersigned. Matte Johnson has
expended one hundred dollars $4,000
In work, labor and improvements on
the Matte Quartz Lode Mining Claim
located in Neihart (Unorganizedl
Mining District. Cascade County,
Montana and which location notice Is
recorded in Book on page 81 Of LO-
cations in the office Of the County
Recorder Of said county at Great
Fails, Montana for the purpose Of
holding said claim under the prOvi-
sions Of Section 2324 Revised Stat
utes Of the United States.
b The Matte Quartz Lode Mining
Claim was located by D. G. Bowersox
and P. A. Johnson on the oath day OF
June 1916 and the interest Of said
p. A. Johnson was decided and con-
veyed to Matte johnson the under
signed, on the 18th Of April, 1917
And you, your heirs, executors, adj
ministrators, legal representatives, or
assigns are hereby required to pas
your proportion Of said one hundred
dollars as your interest may appear
in said Matte Quartz Lode Mining
Ciaim and If, within ninety days af-
ter the publication Of this notice, you
fail or refuse to contribute your pro-
portion Of such expenditure, as CO.
owner, your interest in said claim win
be forfeited and become the property
Of the subscriber under the provisions
Of said Section 1924 Revised Statutes
Of the United States.
Dated at Great Falls, Montana on
the 18th day Of September 1925.
MATTE JOHNSON
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day Of September 1926.
w. r. FAUST,
Notary Public -forLthe State OF
Montana residing at Great Falls,
Montana. My commission expires
April 18th, 1928.
First publication September f7) /
LAST Publication December I0)
Belt Valley times., 1925-10-08

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Mrs. Ed CoIlette spent several days
Of the past week with friends b
Great Falls.
Mrs. Carter Barker was a visitor
here last week. She was guest at
the home Of D. L. 8. Barker, bat also
visited other relatives before return
ing to her home IN California.
DIR. Jackman Is disposing Of his
household belongings, and will soon
remove from Mrs. Schoberg's home 4,
the hospital where he win get things
in shape preparatory to a trip east
with his family
Mr.. smolden, Mrs. Draper and son
Donald spent Friday night here as
the guests Of Mrs. Etien.
Mrs. R. r. Porter came UP from
Great Folls Thursday evening with
Mr, Porter for a short visit here.
Mrs VIM Bartle retuned home on
Thursday nights stage from bust
ness trip into the Falls.
Mra Christina Carter of Neihart
secured divorce in Great Falls on
from her husband Fred
Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett Beyson have
taken the home Of Mrs. Nelhart for.
the winter They moved IN Tilurs-
day. Mrs. Neihart will remove again
10 Great Falls to be with her grand
daughter, Miss Doris Reisinger.
The third and last innoculation foa
prevention Of diphtheria was given in
lhe Neihart and Silver Dyke schools
Thursday by Miss Alice Robinson Of
me County Health office. She was
accompanied by Miss Norris Of the
DeacOness hospital and BY Mr.. Nor
is.
Mrs. Hans Roehl recently made
rip TO Billings to visit her daugh-
Belt Valley times., 1925-10-08
RAYNEsFORD NEWS

Mr.. Luther formerly in the Mer-
camille business at Belt is at present
workilng for the Kennedy Mercan.
tile.
Miss Ethel Antonsen and Miss Mae
Bloom spent the weekend in Great
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Novak are at
present at Bend, Ore. and Mr.. and
Mrs. McCarty at Island C. Ore.
VIM. Watson has been gone the
past week getting cattle for DE. Ed
mOndson to stock his ranch at Kibbey
Mrs. Peclham was called to Great
Falls last Friday by the the death Of
her niece at Fort Shaw.
H. Denny wns a caller in town last
week.
Belt Valley times., 1925-10-08

opheinn-PeerIess. month old town
on new railroad, has many buildings
started.
Great Fsals-Queen city Bo. 10
well throws oil so feet over derrick.
Missoula--First carload shipments
of 1925 apples made from Bitter
Root orchards.
Great FaIl-Asbestcphalt paving
being laid on First Avenue bridge.
woodside-carioad Of cheese ship
ped from local factory.
Belt Valley times., 1925-10-08

Sunday sesaool z ofaioek .. M
First Mass o'elock q. M.
High Mass 1899 A. NJ.
Hsensgsck1pm 1850 r. M
Belt Valley times., 1925-10-08

Sam Bright Of Raynesford and
Owen Fergus Of Davis creek were
Saturday visitors in Belt.
Washington won the first game OF
Worlds series, Walter johnson pitch
ing, by a score Of to against Pitts
burg. Meadows pitching.
Belt Valley times., 1925-10-08

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Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
REDONDO BRINGS HUGE SHIPMENT
 FROM THE WEST
DEPARTED THIS MORNING ON RETURN TRIP WITH BIG
 TONNAGE AND LIST.

Carrying 10000 boxes of cased sal mon, and 5000 barrels of herring, approximately 1900 tons, the steam CT Redondo of the San Juan Fishing and Packing company, arrived in Seward Sunday morning at II O. clock, from the Westward. Six pas sengers arrived in port on the yes sel among whom were L. Kracke from Port Chatham; Julia France from Uzinki; Mrs. D. Evert from Ukinki.
 The Redodo completed transfer ring her cargo to the steamer Alas ka, taking 300 tons of general cargo and with the following list of pas sengers, departed for the Westward at noon today. Passengers list ed were H. s. Forgeron, Jack Me Cord, Warren G. Fenton, c. L. Lake, Frank Kempfer, Robert Jay, Axel Larson, Alfred Arvidson, Gust Back strom and Knute Strand all for Ko- diak.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
Evans Due Seward
 Tonite At 6 o'clock

The Admiral Evans of the Pacific Northwest Company will arrive in port this evening at o'clock, accord ing to Wayne Blue, Seward agent for the company. The Evans departed from Seattle for the North with 6S passengers on board, many of them round trippers and also a number for this port. The vessel will make the regular westward trip returning to Seward a week from today on the southbound trip.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
Camp Is Established By Seims & Carlson
 On McPherson Land

The second camp of the Seims & Carlson road construction crew on the new cutoff road, Seward-Kenai, was established Saturday near Mile five according to V. K. Woods, superin tendent of the big contracting com pany, who is in charge of work in this region of the Territory. MT Woods states 16 men will be station ed at this camp, which is on the old McPherson homestead. This compa. ny appear to be extremely forum. ate in their selection of camp cooks For this camp, MT. Bangs, will pre- side over the duties of satisfying the craving of the inner man for the crew.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
Evarts and Family
 Go Over To Mckinley

MT. and Mrs. Hall c. Evarts and son, Hal IT,, were passengers on this mornings train for Mckinley sta tion. MT. Evarts, who has been spending several weeks in this dis trict, gathering material for maga- zine articles, plans going into the park on an extended visit after which he expects to return to Sew ard. Aside from his widely read animal stories, MT. Evarts is a fic- tion writer of national fame, at the present time his serial, Spanish Gold' being published in the Satur- day Evening Post.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
Writer for Los Angeles
 Paper Visits In Seward

F. G. Mccoy, special writer for the Los Angeles Examiner, accompanied by Mrs. Mccoy with their arrival in Seward Saturday from the Interior, completed the Golden Belt tour and it was one of great pleasure, MT. Mccoy stated. Upon his return to the Cali fornia city he will prepare seriag of articles on Alaska for publication, cop ies of which he promised would be sent to the Seward Gateway.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
INFORMATION WANTED.

Information is sought by Merza Mohammad Hadi, of 1888 18th Ave-, Seattle, Wash, concerning two Per sians Hadji Mohammed Hassain Ab- dul Auli and Mirza Hassain Khan Ke- lanteri, thought to have died in the Territory of Alaska. Information con- corning these men should be sent to the Governors Office at Juneau for tranmission to the inquirer.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03

Fred Carlquist, Anchorage jeweler and c. G. Dickens, chief clerk of the transportation department of tt4 Alaska Railroad, spent yesterday fish ing near Lawing.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
Seinas & Carlson Office
 Man Reports for Duty

D. c. Hampstead, bookkeeper from the Spokane office of the Seims & Carlson contracting company an en- playe of the we'll known firm for many years, arrived in Seward Sat- urday on the steamer Alaska to take over the office details of the local construction work.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03

H. C. Ilderton, general agent with he Alaska Railroad, was a weekend business visitor in Seward from the Anchorage headquarters. MT. Ilder- ton went North this morning with tourist party.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
Mrs. Andy Simons To
 Enter Inlet Hospital

Mrs. Andy Simons, wife of the we'll known guide and big game hunter, boarded the train this morn ing at her home at Fairview, on Lake Kenai, for Anchorage where she will enter the hospital for treat ment. Mrs. Simons has been suffer- ing from rheumatism for many months.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03

A. H. Jefferers, a retired paper manufacturer of the East, arrived in Seward Saturday from making the Golden Belt tour. He departed for the south today on the Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03

Bob Huntley, in charge of the stores department of the Alaska Rail road, accompanied by MT. Scott, file clerk, visited with friends yesterday at Woodrow.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03

George Sexton, proprietor of the Sexton hotel, returned to Seward Saturday evening from a trip to the mining camp of N O. Anderson on Canyon creek.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03

Mrs. Ralph Reed, wife of the Sew. ard deputy marshal departed this morning on short camping trip in the Moose Pass district.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
National" Ieauue

George Colwell, roadmaster of this divlslon of the Alaska Railroad, re- turned to Seward on a week end visit with his family.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03

Jimmy Dennis, mechanic employed in the car shops of the Alaska rail- road at Anchorage, returned to Sew ard Saturday from a trip to Kenne- colt, his former home.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
Sunday Games.

Portland 10, II, Seattle g, 3. Salt Lake 8, r, Sacramento 4, 10. Oakland 1, 0, Los Angeles 3, 4. Vernon 5, 3, Frisco. 8, 1. New York ?, Cleveland 8. Washington 5, Detroit 1. No other games. NATIONAL
 Chicago 2, Brooklyn 4. St. Louis s, New York I. Cincinnati 8, 3, Boston 5, 5. No other games.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03

Dr. c. H. Pollard, proprietor of the Dental Clinic at Anchorage, spent the week end in Seward, returning to the Inlet metropolis this morning.