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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-08-20
WILLOW RIVER
(From the Pine Co. Farmer. Aug. IA,

Mrs. Jas. Harry of Fl. Frances,
Ont, is a guest at the Driscoll
home this week.
Mrs. Hurley Baum of Huron. s.
D., is visiting her brother. Geo.
James and family.
One of the little Goranson boys
had an arm broken Saturday in
a fall from his bicycle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Margitan
returned Tuesday from a weeks
visit at Clayton, Wisconsin.
Joseph Bochek has been elect
ed treasurer of School Dist. No,
81 at a recent meeting Of the
Board.
Mrs. Chas. Miller returned
Tuesday evening from few days
visit with friends and relatives
at Superior.
Mrs. Richard Schulz was sum-
moned to Minneapolis Monday by
a telegram announcing the death
of her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Johnson OF
Grass Range, Montana. were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Sher.
rick last week.
r. p. Skinner, deputy bank ex.
aminer, and A. A. Dahl spent the
week end at New Ulm. making
the trip by auto.
Coda Pembleton came home
Sunday from Duluth to spend q
couple of weeks with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Pemble
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Clough, &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Edw
Clough, ST., attended the mai
carriers picnic at Grindstont
lake Sunday.
| A. L. Anderson who has beer
putting the old Westphal place n
shape for occupancy, was Gale,
to Saltwater Monday by thu
serious illness of his wife. II,
plans to move here this fall.
! Mrs. e. A. Burling has beef
at the st. Josephs Hospital, 81
Paul, for the past week, assisting
in the care of her father who
quite seriously i'll and not nue.
hope is entertained for his re
covery.
Clarence Miller is home thi
week to enjoy his vacation wit
his folks and among those tina
are left of his old school fellows
He has a good permanent posi-
ton in the city and has mad
good at every stage of advance
ment.
Lillian Whalen came over from
Bruno the fore part Of the weel
to spend a part of her vacation
with her sister, Mrs. G. c. Sex
ton, and family. Miss Whalen i
an instructor in the State Norma
school at Superior. where she ha
taught for the past three years
Messrs. Nyrud and Klatt Of on
local NIX Oil Co., this week Sc
up two large tanks and are rush
ing the work of getting the sta
tion in shape for business. The.
will probably set up another tam
for high test gas as soon a
they get the rest of the plan
finished.
Geo. Brisbin. local manager o
the Gedney Pickle plant, inform
US that the seasons crop of Gu
cumbers has started TO come in
The quantity and quality of thi
years planting appears TO b
very satisfactory, and demon
strates that there is money to b
made in raising cucumbers in thi
territory. especially since w
have a local plant to handl
them.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-08-20
scandal CLUB

Social entertainment at Scan
dia hall Saturday evening, August
%. A good time for all.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
Don Arturo Fabbri...
Continuation de La pag. 81

nos, 1925 de alcohol.
Nosotros quisimos cerrar la puer-
ia por mieac como va dijimos an
tes, los agentes de la prohibici6n.
FL amigo. se6or Fabhri, no obstan-
tie, nos detuvo en- nuestros prop6si-
tcs de hacer aquella una reunion se-
creta.
otra vez ante la sorpresa general,
sac5 un documento del bolsillo nos
10 mostr6. Era tin permigo de las
Iautorfdades de Washington. En- ell
Sc hace constar que los sabrosisimos
''Tres MosQueteros" del sefor Fab
bri estan fuera de Ia persecution
de "a Ley Voalsted. Esta demas con-
signar aQuf nuestra algeria al saber
que 10 mismo el vino, que Ell YER
mouth, que Ell Wow de Fabbri S. en-
G. son completamente permitibles Y
pronto estaran de venta en- todas
parties.
"egin nos explico ell senior Fab
bri los Ecores referidos son tres for
nddables t6nicos, que le dan mas
fuerza a los robustos, levantan los
bebiles, resucitan los muertos,
y no sabemos cuantos milagros mas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
BLANCAs: F. soLER.


Pe6n 4 Rey.
Caballo alfil Rey.
Alfl Rey 4 Alfl Dana.
Peon 8 Dana.
Alfil Dana Caballo
Caballo Dana S Caballo
caballo Dana AlfI.
Alfl Tore.
Alhl 8 Caballo del Rey.
Caballo Torres Dana (c).
Caballo toma AlfI
Pe6n 8 Alfl Dana (e).
Dana 2 Rey.
Peon 4 Dana
Dana 8 Rey (O.
Peon toma Pe6n.
(Torre Dama).
Pe0n toma AlfI.
Alfl 5 Dana.
Alfl 8 CabalIo.
Tore 5 Dana.
Torre Zen Tore y a Dana l.
Dana Dana (h).
Tore toma Pe6n (alfl A..
Dana z Dana (jaque).
NEGRAs: F. PUEBLA
Peon 4 Rey.
caballo Alfil Dana 8.
Alfl Rey 4 ALL.
Caballo 8 Alfil.
Pe6n 8 Dana.
Pe6n Tore Rey (a).
Pe6n 4 Caballo Rey (a).
Pe6n 4 CabalIo Rey OBJ.
Alf1 Dana 5 Caballo Rey.
Alil 8 Caballo.
Pe6n Tore toma caballo (d).
Caballo 2 Rey.
Caballo 4 Tore.
Caballo 8 Caballo.
Dana 3 AlhL
Peon toma Pe6n.
Alfil toma Caballo.
Dana ALL (g)
Dana 4 Caba1lo.
Pe6n q AI6l Rev
9e6n 4 Alfl Dana.
Caballo 2 Rey.
Caballo 8 Alfl C).
Dana toma Alfl ID.
Sc RINDE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
NOTAS VARIAS

dujo al pintoresco barrio "Los Co.
Gales. ALI llegamos a ESQ de las
cuatro de La tarde. La bondadosa
familia Toll nos brindo hospita-
lidad en- su hogar Y ALI aeampa-
mos, llenas de verdadera salts
facci6n.
Una de las "Girls" prepare una
exquisite comida, siendo saborea-
da por todas con marcado apeti-
to. Llegaba la noche, y como en-
Ia casa no hubiera camas sufi-
cientes para alojar a nuestro nu-
meroso Bunch, convinimos en-
dormir todas en- el suelo, Y asi 10
hicimos con gusto.
Al despuntar el nuevo dia, nos
pusimos en- pie muy de manana
Y nos dirigimo1 hacia otro barrie
denonlinado LAS Palmas". ALI
pasamos horas cnteras depar-
tiendo amigablemepte, a 10 SOM
bra de frondosos arboles Sopudos
Y la caricia de las frescas bri-
sas t1opicales. FL tempo trans
currio rapidamente. Llego el me-
dio dia Y otra de las Girls" con-
feccion6 un opiparo almuerzo que
satisfizo por complete nuestro
apetito. A cada instante vibraban
canciones y risas, la senal mas
elocuente de nuestro immense en-
tusiasmo. Y esa misma tarde, lie
ma el alma de satisfaction y de
goce espiritual, proporcionado
por amenas horas transcurridas
en- el campo, regresamos a San
Juan. Y una vez en- nuestros ho-
cares, nos ha asaltado el deseo
de que estas agradables excursio-
nes Sc repitan a menudo, para re-
creo del espfritu y ejerciclo del
cuerpo.
Generosa FERNANDEZ.
"Capt. Girls Scouts
San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
I'm incidente entire los abOgados Cammans
y Besosa en- Ia COrte Federal

cidente entire los letrados Harry T.
Besoca y Nelson Gamnans, el pri-
nero sosteniendo ante Ia Corte que
el Gltimo no podfa actuar COMO abo-
gado de Ia Construction Supplies
Corporation of America, hasta tan.
to La Construction Supplies Corpora
ton of America, no lie haya salts
fecho 81 sus honorarios legitima-
mente denegados. FL senior Besosa
aleg5 que cuando la Construction
Supplies Corporation Of America le
ordeno por cable que lie entregase
los documentos y papeles al senior
Gammans 81 estaba enfermo en- ca
ma y no podia pensar en- otra cosa
en- aqlel momento que ordenar q Sd
hijo, Harry Manuel, como 10 ordeno
buenamente que le entregase los do
cumertos al sefior Gammans, pero
siempre suponiendo que la Construc-
ticn Supplies Corporation of Anne
1
rica le abonarfa sps honorarios legf-
timamente devengados, pero que aho
IA, q 10 cue parece, Sc lie ha sustitui-
do por Ell senior Gammans, sin que
Ia Corporation aludida haya previa-
mente honradole con el pago de sus
honorarios y de acuerdo con una re-
gla permanente que rige en- la Cor
te Federal, las sustituciones de un
letrado por otro en- esta forma no SO
pueden hacer.
A eate respecto Sc recuerda Ell ca
so del letrado Henry reeientemente
resuelto por Ell propio Juez odlin
en- cre no permiti6 La sustituci6n de
este a menos que los honorarios SUI
yos fuesen pagados.
La Corte oidas las manifestacio-
nes de uno y otro letrado concedto
al seaor Besosa hasta aver para ra-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
EXCURSION DE LAS "NINAS
ESCUCHAS" DE SAN JUAN

La mas leve nubecilla no man.
chaba el tenue azul del cielo des-
pejado. La tarde convidaba al es-
piritu gozar de sus encantos.
Era necesario elegir un lugar
apropiado en- donde pasar algn-
mas horas placentcras, que deja-
ran huella en- nuestros corazones.
Y pensamos en- un poetico barrio
Cocales". Y ALI nos dirigimos,
alegremente, las Girls Scouts"
dc San Juan.
Ell dia de Ano Nuevo, a las dos
de ,la tarde, nos reunimos para
organizar nuestra agradable ex-
cuTsi6n. A esa hora, bajo un sol
de fuego y entire repetidas excla-
maciones de jubilo, en- una de las
pequenas embarcaciones que ha-
cen la travesia de San Juan a
Catafio. cruzamos el pequeno bra
70 de mar, esa inquieta exten-
sion de aqua salada que separa
a la Capital de la vecina pobla-
cion de Catano. Una vez ALI, nos
montamos en- el tren con direction
a Bayam6n. La algeria que rel
naba era inmensa. Las exclama-
clones de jGbilo Sc repetian con-
tinuamente. Y entire canciones y
rigas llegamos a Bayam6n.
Una hermosa guagua nos con-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
U. S. CUSTOMS SERVICE
San Juan, P. =. 2.
December 31st. 1924
PROPOSALS WANTED

Proposals and effers or do
nations Of lots of land on which
to build Custom House office
buildings and warehouses at
the ports of Arecibo, Aguadi-
la, Guanica, Arroyo and Fa=
jardo, Porto Rico are hereby
solicited in writing, to be
opened at the office Of the
Collector of Customs at San
Juan, Porto Rico, on January
29th. 1925 at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon. The proposals should
give the number of square me-
ters comprised in each lot Or
tract of land, where situated,
the kind of title to the pro-
perty, the date, page and folio
of the Registrar of Property's
deed record, and the price, if
any
HAYDEN L. MOORE,
Collector of Customs.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
FLORES NATURALEs

GQuiere usted conseguir hermo-
SOS bouquets? Ronitas Coronas y
otros trabajos artfsticos en- flores
natura:es. Llame al telefono 500
Santurce. (stop 20 Martin Pena y
scra atsRdido por la Sra. Parci.
IL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
sEcc1oN DE AJEDREz


Los ajedrecistas de San Juan fue
ron retados por cuatro entusiastas
del Casino de Guayalna y al efec-
to ell senior F. Vail Spinosa hizo Ia
selection de cuatco jugadoceS de
San Juan para enfrentarse con les
del Guamani, recayendo ia rospon-
abihdad los seaores F. Vail Spi-
nosa, Dario Rovira, Kafael Gin
tr6n y Francisco Soler.
FL primer juego fue ganatlo por
el seilor Soler y por tra*arss de
una partida interesante insertamos
a continuation las jugadas con no.
tas por Ell vcncedor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
BANCo TERRITORIAL Y AGRI-
COLA DE PUERTO RICO
PAGo DE DIvIDENDoS

Por cuenta de los benefcios OBJ
tenidos en- el primer semestre del
ejercicio social del Banco de 1924
25, que ter1nino en- 81 de DicieEI-
bre iiltimc, la Junta de Directories,
acord6 repartir un dividendo acti-
vo provisional de tres d6lares rer
accion, cuyo pago quedar& abicr-
to desde Ell dia veinte del acuti
mes de Enero.
Lo que Sc pone en- conocimiento
de los seiiores accionistas para
que desde dicha fecha ordenen re-
coger en- Secretaria la correspon-
diente papeleta.
P. RoCAFoRT,
FL Secretario.
San Juan, P. r.
7 de Enero de 1926.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
THE PEOPLE OF PORTO RICO
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION

CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRE-
SCENTS MAY COME, GREETING:
WHEREAS, it appears to my sa-.
tisfaction by duty authenticated
certificate for the voluntary dis
solution thereof by unanimous con-.
sent Of all the stockholders, depo-
cited in my office, that "CARoLI-
MA TOBACCO COMPANY, IN
CoRPoRATED", a corporation Of
this island, whose principal office
Is situated in the municipality Of
Carolina, P. r., has complied with,
the requirements of the Private Cor
porations Act, preliminary TO the
issuing of this.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
NOW, THEREFORE,, I, E. j.
sALDAEA, Executive Secretary of
Perto Rico, DO HEREBY CERTI-
Fly: That the said corporation did
Oh the second day. of January, one
thousand nine hundred and twenty
five, file in my Office a duly exc
cuted and attested consent in
writing to the dissolution Of said
corporation executed by all the stock
holders thereof, which said consent
:" now on file in my office as pro-
vided by law.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF.
have hereunto set my hand and
caused to be affixed the Great Seal
of Porto Rico, at the City Of San
Juan, this second day Of January,
a. D., nineteen hundred and twen-
ty-five.
E. J. SALDANA,
Executive Secretary. )
Advt.
/ f-tF
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13

hacen, Los doctores comenzaran den
tro de POGO a prescribirlos para to.
Ga clase de intermediates, y tendran
un immense pdblico que los compra.
rsn sin prescription de ninguna cla-
So.
TN erande y ventajoso negocio lie
augura-1os q don Arturo Fabbri,
nuestro dilecto amigo, al mismo
tempo que le damos las gracias por
habernos presentado tan bondadosa.
mente a sus "tres Mosqueteros
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13

d;car una moci6n pidiendo 10 que
verbalmente soicitaba en- Corte
alberta. para discutirse oportuna-
mente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
No Sc puede, seg6n Sc alega, susti-
tuir un letrado por otro 81 antes
no Sc pagan los honorarios.

En- el case de "1gnacio Guasp VS..
Construction Supplies Corporation
en- la Corte Federal, sc propuso has.
IA Ell sabado II del corriente la dis
custom de la moci6n del abogado de
Ia delnanda para que Sc le reinte-
gren S54.00 por concepto de costas,
que aiega fueron indebidamente i'm
puestos por la Corte.
En- este mismo case surgi6 un in.
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MAY LET RECALCITRANTS
 BACK IN FOLD

WASHINGTON, Jan 30.-Follow- ing declaration by Representative James A. Frear on the floor of the House yesterday those the La Toilette republicans who were omitted from invitations to attend a party caucus February 27, had not campaigned against Republican senators or con- gressmen in the various states, Rep- resentative Nicholas LongWorth of Ohio in reply declared today on the floor of the House that the unbidden recalcitrants would be readmitted to the party councils after a time for due repentance" providing they show Ia "contrite heart and ask for rein- statement.
 MT. Longworth declared that the party would henceforth bar from it's councils all who refused to support it's principles at the polls.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-30
Women Jailed for
 Attempted Murder

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 30-Mrs Dorothy Eggers, wife of Milo, who es- capped from jail yesterday after dash ing ammonia in the eyes of a deputy marshal, and Mrs. Erna Brown, a sis ter to the two Eggers boys, were ar rested here today, charged with con- spiracy to murder government off cial, after the authorities had found letters in Browns apartment disclos- ing plans with Ariel Eggers, the man slain by the deputy, his brother Theo- dore, and William Barlow, plotting for their escape. The letter stated that tha women would furnish the ammo mia to the prisoners, and would simu- late mysteries to attract attention away from the prisoners.
 Deputy Marshal John Donnelly, who killed Eggers in a gunfight, is in the hospital having his eyes treated. They were severely burned.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-30
MARSHALL PANS PROHIBITION ACT
 AS NUISANCE

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Jan. 30.- Former Vice-President Thomas R. Marshall made bitter attack on the Volstead Act, last night at a banquet of the National Retail Furniture As sociation. He said in part:
 "I am not for the prohibition amendment and never was, and no de cent Democrat ever was, but let's maintain it or get rid of it by due process of law. 1 am getting tired of all these additions to the constitution It's got so it is as easy to amend the constitution of the United States as 1t used to be to draw cork. l would like to repeal all Federal and State laws and re-enact the ten command ments and the golden rule
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-30
NOME MAYOR APPEALS FOR HELP TO SAVE CHILDREN
SEATTLE INVENTOR FILES
 S5O,OoO DAMAGE ACTION
 AS RESULT OF RUM RAID

SEATTLE, Wn., Jan. 29.-Alfred M. Hubbard filed suit in superior court here today for $50,0O0 against Prohibition Director Roy c. Lyle for damages said to have resulted from false arrest when federal agents Mo- vember IT raided the home of Roy Olmstead, reputed Pacific coast boot leg king. Hubbard, an inventor, said the publicity attending the arrest damaged his reputation and treat ment by federal authorities affected his health and mind impairing his work.
 Scores of subpoenas for witnesses to testify before federal grand jury Monday when evidence against Olm- stead is to be presented, were served by deputy marshals today.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-30
Submarine Beached
 To Escape Wrecking

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Jan. 30.- The Navy submarine S-48 was beach ed last night at Jaffray's Point, near the mouth of the harbor, in a blinding snowstorm and heavy seas. A heavy gale is blowing. Tugs have been sent to aid the coast guard
 The coast guard later removed the crew of the submarine driven ashore last night off the entrance of the har- Dor in the night. For a time it was thought the vessel was lost when her lights disappeared. The officers and men numbered 46 The vessel was caught in a gale and beached to save losing her. A huge wave today car ried her off the beach and drove her into Little Harbor, where she is now anchored
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-30
ET-F0OTED DOG TEAMS LEAVE
 RUBY AT MIDNIGHT IN GRUELLING
 RACE T0SAVE LIVES OF CHILDREN
MANY PROMINENT OLDTIMERS INCLUDING MA TIVES ASSIST IN RELATING PRECIOUS PACK
 AGE OVER WHITE WASTES OF YUKON-COLDI SPELL BREAKS, BUT MEN REP PORT HARD TRIP

SEATTLE, Jan. 3O.-The Associated Press received cable from Mayor Nome today mploring help be sent The dispatch reads
 Nome must have help immediately; help by airplane; help in any manner the appeal of Nome not for the sourdoughs, but especially for the children the Young American of tomorrow We don't want to ask the Soviet government to send icebreaker with antitoxn do ask the Shenandoah Los Angeles be dspatched but please get Uncle Sam to send plane from Fairbanks, where two red-booded men have volunteered to fly to Nome in four hours in order to bring relief
 "Ship antitoxn from Juneau and will reach Nenana February g. which if sent by apane may the lives of many Everything looked favorable yesterday, but to- day conditions are much worse. More cases have developed Dr. Wech states that the only antitoxin on hand four five years old and only good dose The remainder is six years od."
 The Associated Press states the dispatch was dated yesterday and that fa despite all messages report has been made of the number of deaths the number of cases.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-30
GASTON B. MEANS AND T. B. FIELDER
 FOUND GUILTY

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Gaston B. Means, former agent for the Depart ment of Justice, and Thomas B. Eel der, his attorney, were convicted in the Federal court of conspiring to bribe government officials in the Crager Glass Casket case two years ago. Means was fined S1000O and given two years in the penitentiary, and Fielder was fined S10,000.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-30
SEPPALA HAS TEAM TWENTY DOGS

NENANA, Thursday, Jan. 29.-Pullng into Hot Springs the second leg of the Bill Kaland with frozen hands and the hood of his parka cakd with ce de- vered the serum to Tom Green awaiting his arrival with picked team of Kuskokwim huskes who made the dash for Ruby The first two relays 151 miles, covered in twenty hours
 Leonard Seppala will await the teams at Ruby with a of twenty great Siberian maamutes led by Scotty and Togo expecting to dash the 200 miles from Katag with but one stop at Nuato feed his dogs Seppaa is planning to make time by hauling half his dogs half the time
 Ralph Mackie, an Anchorage flyer who served in the world war in France said is impossible to equip properly fly from Fairbanks to Nome in the prevailing temperatures which reported to average 46 below along the route.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-30
BREAD SOLD TWO CENTS
 LOAF IN BOSTON TOWN

BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 29.-Bread at two cents loaf went on sale in Bos- ton today, baked fresh at the Fort Strong bakery. It was sold in 16- ounce loaves at army headquarter sales stores. The price, according te the quartermasters department, is what it costs to make bread:
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-30

Former Grand Duchess Cyril Of Russia recently arrived in the United States to thank the American people for the aid they have given to the starving population of her unhappy country.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-30
FORBES CASE NOW IN HANDS JURY:
 DID NOT TESTIFY

CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-The case of Charles Forbes and others accused of conspiracy to divert funds from the Veterans Bureau, went to the jury today. John w. Grim, prosecutor, said to the jury yesterday, "Oh, the sin, the sin, that friends of Warren G. Harding visited on him. Oh, that they might have remained away from Washington altogether"
 Forbes failed to take the stand to testify in his own behalf
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-30

Representative of women's suffrage organizations in Italy were cordially received by Premier Mussolini who assured them that ould endeavor to have suffrage 4>.w passed during the coming year
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-30
GRAND JURY BUSY
 ON WHEELER CASE

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 30.- The grand jury, summoned to begin new proceedings in the case against Senator Wheeler, unexpectedly began consideration of the naval oil leases which last summer were before a grand jury which failed to report.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-30
Navy Radio Will
 Make Experiment

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 30.- The House Merchant Marine commit tee yesterday approved the proposed extension to June 30 of ? transmitted press dispatches by the Navy radio between the United States, Hawaii, Orient, Philippines and Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-30
HARTLEY BUDGET BILL
 WITHDRAWN FROM HOUSE

OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. 30.-Gov- ernor Hartleys budget bill, which was withdrawn on account of constitutional and other objections will be reintro- duced with the requirement that a two-thirds vote will be necessary to increase appropriations eliminated.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-30
STEAMER YUKON DUE HERE
 ABOUT NOON TOMORROW

The steamship Yukon will arrive in port tomorrow about noon, and will sail south at midnight, according to the bulletin posted at the local office. The Yukon has a large number of passengers for Seward.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-30
Child Labor BM
 Defeated In House

OLYMPIA, Jan 30.-The House de- feated the joint resolution ratifying the child labor amendment, 67 to 30, and it was tabled. The Senate reso- lution rejected the amendment.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-30

FAIRBANKS Jan 30-The dogteam relay bearing antoxin for Nome reached Ruby at midnight, half way to Nome They left Panama at o'clock yesterday morn ing and sped westward Prominent white and native dog mushers taking part J. w. Shannon, Edgar Kelan, Jim driven rushing the package distance of about 5 miles and turning it over to another n waiting
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-30
8l Years Of Age;
 Driue Dog Team,

FAIRBANKS, Jan. 30. Captain George Valentine, S1 years of old, for mer river engineer for the United States on the Innoko, 500 miles west of here, mushed into town by dog team today and said he felt young and husky, and might take a trip to the States.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-30

Shortly after the publication of her magazine article entitled, T Am Sin gle Because" Miss Rita Weimann, the we'll known author and dramatist married Maurice Marks, an advertis- ing man.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-30

WASHINGTON, Jan 3O-AuthOrlzatlOn for Roy s. Darng former naval flyer and special agent for the De- partment of Justice, in Fairbanks, to fly with two million units of antitoxin from Fairbanks to Nome has been forwarded Alaska Delegate Sutherland obtained permission from the Departments of Justice and Navy