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Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-23
BRITISH PROGRAM INCLUDES BUILDING
 MANY SHIPS WAR

LONDON, July g iP-Prime Min ister Baldwin announced in the House of Commons today that the govern ment's naval construction program for the coming year includes two cruisers, the keels of which will be laid in October, two cruisers to be started near February, and three each year thereafter, making four cruisers to be constructed this fiscal year, and three next.
 The government has also decided upon the construction of nine destroy CTS and six submarines together with certain auxiliary vessels, beginning the fiscal year of 1926 and 1927.
 This program will be continued dur ing the normal life of the present par liament. It is understood that this program prevented the resignation of the Lords of Admiralty.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-23
NEW ENGLAND TO BUILDPLANT AT
 KODIAK IN 1926
SID BETTMAN STATES SURVEY CONTROVERSY SETTLED AND
 COMPANY WILL BUILD
POPULATION GROWING
Road Commission Engaged on Five Miles of Road This Season and
 Business Is Good

Sid Bettman, former United States Commissioner at Kodiak, who recently returned to Seward in greatly improv ed health after spending month in has heard that the government has ac, cepted the survey of the New England cold storage company and that the construction of the large plant is a certainty next spring. A controversy arose over the survey of the company which took in part of the Indian graveyard. Relatives were communi cated with and the matter settled satisfactorily, it is stated.
 The outlook for the future at Kodiak is very encouro~' suit of the removal of un1o !. MT. Bett- man said, and as a result the resi- dents of the thriving island town are intensely encouraged.
 Many New Residents
 Many new people have taken up residence at Kodiak with the result a conservative estimate of the popu1a- tion is placed at 500. Carl Armstrong is managing the Three Saints Bay herring plant which concern is now in operation, and w J. Erskine is oper- ating his herring plant on the Kodiak wharf The Kadiak Fisheries Com pany have practically rebuilt their cannery which in recent years has been deteriorating.
 New Road Being Built
 The Alaska Road Commission has a crew of men constructing a $30,000 road from the town to the head of the bay, distance of five miles The town of Kodiak is building road thru the community which will connect with the new road Another road will be constructed later by the commis- sion to the cannery road, or Mill Bay. This also will be five miles in length. Bettman Resident Alaska 30 Years
 Mr. Bettman, who is now deputy collector of customs at Kodiak, said that while he was in the hospital at numerous oldtimers and friends of his visited him, much to his giving him an opportu- nifty of renewing acquaintances with many whom he had not seen for years. MT. Bettman came to Alaska thirty years ago, and has resided here con- tinuously since that time. He left to- day for Kodiak on the Admiral Wat son.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-23
IS
 PRACTICED BY
 ESKIMO TRIBES

PRINCE ALBERT, Sask., July 23 (P-A tale of cannibalism with it's grisly horrors is reported from the district north of Fon du Lac, caused by the worst famine in years. H. c. Twigge, manager of a trading post in the far north, who arrived here yes terday, said the provincial police are Investigating a report that Eskimos killed and ate man, woman and child of the Chippewa Indian tribe last winter. An old trapper said he found the bones where the body had been boiled and eaten.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-23
Atheist Brings Suit
 To Bolster Evolution

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 23 (P)- Loren H. Wittner, who brought suit in the District of Columbia courts to prevent the payment of salaries to teachers in schools where evolution is taught, contrary to the teachings of the Bible, says he is an atheist and brough the suit as means of giving science it's day in court.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-23
Chinese Bandits Kill
 Morgan Palmer, Amer'n n

PEKING, July g (P)-Morgan Pal mer, an American, was killed by Chi nese bandits at his ranch on the Sun gari river near Harbin, and Dr. How. ard, an eye specialist of the Rocke feller hospital was captured at the time
 Palmer formerly lived at Platts. burgh, New York, and was an engi neer. He later joined the Red Cross in Siberia and China, and saved many lives in the Chinese famine of 1920. He was unmarried.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-23
HUGE QUARTZ PROPERTY MAY
 BE DEVELOPED
PREDICTED IF ENGLISH CONCERN TAKES OVER GROUND 5000
 MEN BE EMPLOYED
GROUND NEAR SEWARD
Estimates of Diamond Drilling Are Approved by Fairbanks Office,
 Says Seward Visitor.

Of great importance to Seward is the announcement that an in- fluential group of English capital ists are considering the purchase of the quartz property at Mile 43 1-2, of which John Howe, ST., John Howe, jr., and John Mack witz, all we'll known in Seward are the owners. News of the pos sible entry into this field by the same company interested in the Fairbanks distrcit, was brought to Seward the first of the week by P. J. Lynch, of the Seattle firm of diamond drillers, Lynch Bros. Mir. Lynch came to Seward from Seattle for the purpose of await ing at this point, the approval of his company's estimates for drill ing the prospect. The Fairbanks office has approved of them, he states, but the sanction of the London office must be seured, which may take some time. Pro viding no seplT is received prior to Sunday by Mr. Lynch he will depart for his Seattle office to await further developments.
 Conservative mining men who have visited the property have pronounced that the vein of ore on the ground is the largest they have even seen. It literally splits the mountain in twain. It is believed to be the largest, at least, on the Pacific coast, as far as local knowl- edge is concerned. The lead is 15O feet wide with stoping ground run hing up 2,000 feet. The vein has been traced for a distance of 7,500 feet, with an average width of 150 feet. It is stated the milling prop erty is similar to the famous Tread we'll mine in Southeastern Alaska, and could very easily, be opened as d qudrfyluS proposition.
 The ground lays at a nice loca- tion on the old Alaska Central rail- road; siding is already in; ample water power is available with a river running thru the property, ideally located for carrying away the tail- ings; fine townsite adjoins the ground, in fact as MT. Lynch said, it is one of the most natural mining projects, really made to order, that he has ever visited.
 The permanency of the vein is in- dicated by the three miles of black slate, with the vein matter lying di- rectly between, and to the South, graywhack. The ore is highly min eralized, backed with a blue clay wall. The analysis show copper sill yer and gold, but mostly gold values, ranging from s2 to $47 per ton. h. numerable analysis have been taken from all portions of the exposed vein and reveal there is ample s6 rock and plenty of high grade ore. The owners have driven in two short tunnels, one to a depth of six feet and another 20 feet, and cross-cut of 30 feet has been made. Develop ment work has proceeded with regu- larity with MT. Mackwitz now on the ground.
 The prediction was made provid- ing the English concern takes over the property that within a period of two years, owing to the magnitude of operations which would be con- ducted, that close to 5000 men would be employed by the company.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-23
NEW UNION DEPOT COVERS ACRES
 CHICAGO, ILL.

CHICAGO, July 23 (P)-The new S6O,0O0,000 Union station opened here today covers thirty acres of ground, and accommodates four roads, with 300 trains leaving daily. The main waiting room is so large that three regulation baseball diamonds could be laid off in it.
 The owners of the station are the Pennsylvania, the Chicago, Burling- ton and Quincy, the Chicago, Milwau- kee and St. Paul, and the Chicago & Alton.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-23
AIRPLANEs TRANSPORT GOLD
 LONDON, July 23. (P-Britain's

air transportation company, The I'm perial Airways, which came into ex- istence May, 1924, recently comp1et- ed 100000 miles of flying. During the past 12 months airplanes carry ing $1O,OOo,OOO worth of bullion, 15,- 900 passengers and 1000 tons of freight have flown across the chan nel at 100 miles an hour.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-23
RUMANIA EXPECTS
 A WHEAT SURPLUS

BUCHAREST, July 23. (P)-A de crease of S,OOO,O0O acres of grain. sown land in Rumania in the present year is shown by government sta tistics recently issued. Despite the decreased sowing, the crop condi- tions are reported as excellent, the weather turnout May having been exceptionally favorable.
 Agricultural experts are predicting that the 1925 wheat crop, will leave a large exportable surplus.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-23
Grand Commander of
 Knights Templar Dead

SPOKANE, Wash, July 23 (P)-Asa c. Jewett, grand commander of the Knights Templar for Rhode Island and Massachusetts died at Glacier Ma tional Park today, while en route tc the triennial conclave at Seattle.
 The body will be returned to his home in Newton Center, Mass, and the remainder of the delegation will continue on to Seattle.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-23
Stubbs Brings Back
 North Seattle Goats

D. F. Stubbs, engaged in fox ranch ing near the Mckinley near the Nc
 Kinley National Park, arrived in Sew ard this morning from the States on the Admiral Watson. MT. Stubbs brot back with him three goats which were forwarded to his farm this morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-23
Negro Leper Will Be
 On Trial for Murder

NEW ORLEANS, La, July 23 P)- George Beaurepaire, a negro leper, charged with wife murder, is expected to go on trial soon. The prisoner has been confined in glass cage with speaking tubes connecting it. The trial has been postponed from time to time for fear of spread of the dis ease.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-23
Worst Fire In History
 of Regina, Sask., Today

REGINA, Sask., July 23 (P)-One of the city's worst fires destroyed the plant of the Canadian Oil Company Ltd, today. Damage is estimated at $150,OOO. Five fremen were injured while fighting to prevent the spread of the flames to surrounding tanks.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-23

SOFIA, July 23. (Pl-Study of the German language will be obligatory in Bulgarian primary and grammar schools during the coming year. This has been announced in government tai decree by the Bulgaria premier.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-23
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 Railway Officials Accompany Party
 J. T. Cunningham, head of the trans portation department of the Alaska Railroad; George Jenkins, train mas ter; G. c. Dickens, chief clerk of the transportation department, and Rob- ert s. Bragaw, jr., official photogra- pher for the railroad, are accompany ing the party of tourists on their in land journey.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-23

The steamer Northwestern of the Alaska Steamship Company is sched- uled to arrive in port from the South Saturday.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-23

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