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Washington telegraph., 1925-10-09
Oil and Gas Showing
Is Had at SWaffOrd Test

At 2,099 feet, a good oil and
gas showing was had at the
Swafford No. oil test well
Thursday morning. Those in
terested in the test do not be-
leve the oil sand has been
reached but that the showing
is from a shale formation
above the sand. An attempt Is
now bing made to take a core
of the formation.
A rich oil sand was found
at the King No. 2, a half mile
away, at depth of 2,1O7 feet,
lust after a rock was drilled
through. This rock is believed
to have been reached at the
Swafford we'll. Drilling at the
test is proceeding very eau
tiously and every precaution to
prevent passing up the SAND Is
being taken. Nothing definite
NAV be known for several days
yet.
Driller Harris and crew re-
sumed work at the well Mon
day, after drilling had been
shut down since the casing was
cemented. The pulg was drill
ed through and the cement job
tested with pump pressure; 1t
proved to be holding, as pres
sure sufficient to shut down the
pumps failed to get returns
The drill entered gravelly
formation, carrying water, at
2,O9O feet and this was follow
ed by the gas and oil showing.
Mr.. Murph of ElDorado,
field superintendent for Tar
YER Bros, was on the job when
the oil showing was had ano
advised taking a core; he a'so
wired Mr.. Tarver, who s en-
pected to arrive from Shreve-
part in a day or so.
Optimism prevails as the bit
slowly grinds its way down,
and if the oil sand is picked up
below the rock it will only J.
what is expected by those
watching the test closely.
Here's hoping.
Operator Burton, who holds
a 10000 acre lease block in tie
vicinity of McCaskill, this
county, announces the loca-
ton fer his test well on this
block. 1t is to be located on
the Notheast quarter of Sec.
%, Township 10 South, Range
25 west, on the j. G. Garland
farm. The location is 5 miles
northeast of the Swafford well
and less than 7 miles from this
city.
Mr.. Burton, while operating
with Mr.. Hughes, brought IN
the Burton-Hughes gusher IN
the Norphlett field. 1t made
$4,000 barrels foc a time and
was the heaviest producer in
the United States at the time
it came in.
nj D,,.+oo ;ptarootC have
Washington telegraph., 1925-10-09

Mr.. R. F. Busby of Tucson,
New Mexico, and Miss Willie
Kirtha of Memphis, Tenn, mo-
tored over from Hope last Sat
urday night, secured marriage
license and were united in mar
riage at the circuit clerks Of
flee, Rev. S. C. Deem, local
Methodist minister, officiating.
Washington telegraph., 1925-10-09

some of their material at their
location and expect to start
operations soon. One of the
heaviest and best rotary rigs
in the state will be used at the
test.
Washington telegraph., 1925-10-09

it's mission as a teacher train
ing institution for the entire
state. Hampstead county has
the following students en-
rolled:
w. M. Frazier, Washington.
Grace Robins, Ozan
Esther Stephens, Blevins
Louise E. Bonds, Blevins
Marie Gentry, McCaskill
Irma Brown, Blevins.
Mr.. Marion Conner and fam
lily have moved back to this city
from IGabel, Okla, having sold
out his garage business there.
Washington telegraph., 1925-10-09

Read the TELEGRAPH.
Evening star., 1925-11-29
FOR S,f.r or EXCHANGE.

NPAtI&ENr HoE~E. 16 APIS. GOOD
.9"aton. W",l r.UfeJ. nuU1'y OF 500 600.
@nHWln1 good gnt.gH.. l.a,.u- r'N. Vii sac
.!i,." t"r cash. u| tN.hausr for small urop-
IT. .gSs e.. "He 1..-t. SSH tn u "
,"l. ."''-
ACREAGE ANp ATTRACTIVE HOME on
:. pruno-t, AdF..-- Bon 3G1-E. star Office
APT uuC-L. NV LOCATION. PRICE
yayurut aaH e.l r.al" cuWty OF $1,000
HJsINE REPRESENTATIVES, BUREAU
#-~ N.u.ar EH.li.n-.
X a E.. o% PAVE r.p STREET II. CHoI'
s"rt"' ta.n nT.1 bHr... ann. tor or T.
Se,sun- ~tr. ~.ra cash. 80 mo- Mr..
"'f.. g".En".. SSH
TpUR IoT~ -uuE STONE PA ADJOIN-
,-e y .a.,r f......rfrsr Works for d
property p. o. E-ACHtEN. y st NV
IoW rE-C.n H..E-. -NAl.I. CASH PAY
81 .=f- .. ,.a .... -.-".~ 's-'. -t,!.'T. .n~
~.Nra. -stn,N. : ROOMS. MI. F'NE
..r. ...r. ..r-.... ..f. a.-b G-.r..u tHj
H. -... n.#.. u.-.. .t~r gl rurt} Chase.
.- "a- En' La'".,o u
.... ~. .... ACRES riGHT LARGE
.oya, araur ..rn@sts-. lar1'tea oa VA
Iu.. W.. -. .sI 4nu,t one mile
.r.s" ..-....- -. .....aI. WASHINGTON
All '... .F ..... ~H-1 Nr t'rHp-
erte .,. ur .., p.au-rl. Phone
Evening star., 1925-11-29

lf05 Vermont Ave. Main iuIin.
COLORED-HOME AND I%NFSr-4E<T
$ rooms :. baths on Willard Il. i'r.rr
low and terms t. suit
WAPLE & LEWEN.
ll05 Vermont Ave. Nam lDgbn-
Evening star., 1925-11-29

SOME RATHER UNUSUAL BARGAINS Is
HOUSES FOR HOMES OR INNE~IMEE EEI
UTTERED TO THE PUBLIC FOR LIN
IIED TINE.
EQUITABLE.
MAIN 1900
Evening star., 1925-11-29
For SNI.F-IIOUSES.

NEAR r. l. AVE. NE OWNER LEFT
"lty. immediate possession: 3 rooms deep. :!
rear pOrches. lnrIused: INV. c!c".. 2-"ar
garage. metal weather stripped. screens.
awnings. paved street and alley. excellent
condition. Asking only So 800. on your own
terms Main 1865
Evening star., 1925-11-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pR0P'>

SMALL lLAr. ON GOOD ROADS. SOME
s."a.a "i'm. ~ purchase Address Box
"ANTfD-~M MALL ACREAGE PROPERTY
a- ldr-- lott 10 Tafpmt or north 81 DIS
.-..t ,'ur-.E.t or uu,muruyct. LITTLE 4
hEElN.. 'H1.. ua Pax Col $500
Evening star., 1925-11-29
RENT-SUBUEBAN PROPERTY.


NEARBY VA-NFW FIVE-EOOM BUNGA-
low, All modern improvements; rent $40.
- W inspect take cat at I'm ana "a aye. &
GS GS \ ARRiS LEVY, across from station.
Ia ACRES: BROOM HOUSE. FURNACE.
h Il -crIj,e. S@5. itmc 3I3ow.
"a. HlG lGHLAHDS-5 ROOMS AND SLEEP
ar, ai, n"Fgn r5n n"9g 9 hnEaloW nGw paPer pap
SLAYER SPRINGS. MD-UNE BLOCK OFF
The Gcorgta Ave pike: delightful bungalow
tNns home Of hye rooms. s!ecplng porch and
ALLAN +. WALKER & %. Nc
23o5 is2155, Queens sc.hapcl rd., LanSdon. d. c.
G.R .'5 House; H.w..H,- Gas, ELEc. AND
don. i e. Phone No,th dls3
TAkoNNA ,rAiR2K-1-G RMS s ;. p: -A.MIg
NV. heat Manic ave; garase: SO.
modern bungalow. s75. ! rms. e bedrms.J
" 1tn, ami. >t"- = FURNISHED houses, .
LILLE y HENDRTCK. Laurel and Carroll
l'r~. IaSoma. Cot. SS26
ATTRACTIVE, THREE-RoOM AND BATH
va. va. h"t-water heat. gas and electricity,
4o,1 cqlo; Blas' = Oak s, { Wilson RIvd
TAkOMA PARK.
roaas A4&Fm@nt l,.or aP4 bonsa"Trr 1 Xir3 it I1d
SHE or RENT-SUB. PEOP'TY.
MODERN t-RnuM HUNGALOW. FURNACE.
I I'.H"'.t aa- rance. la--" uor"h. 3-pl".'.
a"I., s ''''HI ot Ea@r a2 aHd 'r.ar h'',"i4 i
fl1Glyhu @9.2 after > O clock price - 25U.
-'...ii cash "ayncut. balance, $50 month or
SMALL. rLACE NEAREY RENT Or EASY
IT, haa.- ' sl "oIoii.fE IiE 3@ @r o,1 ar schools
IY OWNER UNUSUALLY AlTRACTIyE
n"n-al"" -s rooms. h"'A hot water heat
H...i 't imuro' m"ut-: mar stores. school.
=. ..,iu, r., ms 10 SUIT purchaser. Bargain
&c JFFFFRSoN, ST. N.W.-FDR .AIE OR
rrh nous attractive terms Col ,6l0 :.
EXCLUSIVE SECTION CH CH u q.
iIrn. REASONABLE OWNFR 5TIo 35ud 4 Z.
TAKDnt PARK ROOM AND %-BATH
a1"s', a,,,s, aEi'H,-'1 a. > apartments s'uai ate
81. 'i - D -" "a. lar EagaEr income
556o pHcd '5." ra-sddmtia 'gti = ssror, ~ al
MgRTGAGE FINANCE CORP
Columbia $Sl.
.~.JiI.rAlI;E b4R IE} HOUSE
collar large rar.n~- situated .ust N man
a1.AN aF. -a-t"aHd"d hy iar-" shade trees
-.a4"H. poultry houses etc. Immediate pos
GARDINER & DENT INC.
Nam 4H~ 1909 / ~. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPN
~H all PLACE ON GOOD ROADS SOME
s."a.& nr'nu ty purchase address Box
..3.E ~far On .n
wAETFi,-~NAIL ACREAGE PROPERTY
a. ldr-r lott 70 Tarnfra or north uf DIS
.-l.t. .'uH-nEsi or uuluuauyct LITTLE L
HE>INlrK ~e...ma Pa.z Col $500
ARLINGTON COUNTY
ACREAGE.
What have yoU 10 offer IN Arlington Cogu
i' Nt.. lH the |aE li uUwuroErl property
-..... B.. FOR subdivision. IN lots or srlal
tracts. "" handle nearby Virginia PROPERTY
/ exclusively. ara have number Of client.
wltH u-
/ WALTER OHARA.
! Specialize in Nearby Virginia
| NJ, t-A roo IL \. "
Evening star., 1925-11-29
WANTED-M0NEY

FOR SALE-S3.15O SECOND-TRUST. Sc
cured on 1-ruurl brick house: ami: no
brokers. Address Box 333-B B. star office.
OF 5000. PAYABLE $40
month and interest. VIII give bonus. real
g. tate security. Address Box 226 B. star
Evening star., 1925-11-29
PROPERTY. SAIE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
TAKOMA ACREAGE, BUILDING LOTS, AND
DETACHED HOUSES.
ACREAGE PROPERTY


sites convent To city. ity mpro
o one Of h
and
ing a.
ne acret he bought for $40
ln gandw wooded The tive tracts separate I'd
land to akUma Park
a n koma 10y q impr
lot
street
G.
O
through Lup no wa and level say
be ,lg low Ito
house
au all dry improve on
and is a
ntra hall plan. .whex a
L at
tyco nryatr heat floors
bun Iu clrg,I m
Iu are
LILLE & IIENDRlCk
TAKONA PARK
Evening star., 1925-11-29
MUST BE SOLD

NJ Is 81. SOLD.
>tHNw TotR TERMS
o-rm bgyE.. bath. ,Eur.. rts Natrr. sewer.
Lot 40 ny 49, only - oo0
rmd sever; cor.Trl. cedar; loraar'. Lot 10
DoN.T FAIL TO SEE THESE.
~ oIW%ER WILL CONSIDER YOUR PROP.
r,o,,. ,,.,,,I Jerry BoswE';:L.y y,...,.- -,
COICNED.
-. 4 beautiful 4-ro"nr bun-alov. city .watccrr;
h=uts. sewerage. bath. ~|."5u prELnir ~'n
once" ana ask tor T. d. PARKER. 4iIo
nauIt =. n.r. lake District l.ua car Dean
,. AURORA Mills VA,
Attractive Groom ami bath detached homr-
10 Green ave Eiertuar. hor."utar, hat.
,lCri',- T. pg,Eg"hr1, sam hlsE.m hgu.'.
apd IA. Az. OWNER ) ro'-... Potoiiaa1a.' @76,
WOODBRIDGE. ID. {.
f., Agvy "-roon hgn-..''Ts -a- "r! el""tr,.-
cine cabinet. white enamel kNtetl-s. taNIuat
N,4hlr naInW W".i N'"l- .'N."I'rnl -s~ ..t.i-r
"e, have COMPLETE list a. woc!la-"
All and soc Tor Eutlr-..f
WOODWARD x NIETH.
%%lol A.. ph"n. Nyrga 20
TAkONA PARk BARGAIN.
Di-r.lrt SIDE. voH nu..t nearly now DO
ta"he! hUu". a large rooms. rl.r bath ot.
floors. ta'-" arg" goua s.ar Iat. hugh rIcNa-
Nearly nrS. hollow tile detached h,r:a
. "ri ARRANGED rooms 81. .a'a oa5 floors
throughout. sleeping anH hrraktR-t lurut#~.
hW}tlu =ara-". l1~-- I-t,. .at sI-..-O
NHh,'antll. r"!l.r"n for Il:-a cash pa.
Maryland side Out-of-,oy.u owner say- -~I'
an" has greatly '-dt"gI tn" ur.-e rf bps
ltaui-ytH" bUg-a'nH. , rrs-f- aud bath
h.-W.h.. bluIt-ln ltr..e. uar,f street.
&. " VAN WAGNER
"a Cedar = faKoma Park. d G.
Adams lTHb.
Evening star., 1925-11-29
MONEY TOIOAN.

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST MONEY TO
loan. Address BOX l5O-B. star Office.
MONEY LOANED On AUTOS AND TRUCKS.
You keep the car. delay: confidential.
Mr.. Monk. At Missouri ave. NV. delS'
LOANS OF $50 TO 500 CAN BE SECuRED
ON household furniture. CHATTEL TITLE
Co. INC. sos 9th ST. NV. Closed Saturday
Evening star., 1925-11-29
TNP ENCfi %(,F.

WILL. .N.IEs>..- rgt--TG y CHEVY
H-.n s.Er. ..r -pa.. closed automobile.
WIFI. fN.1IAE,rH- MODERN GROOM
.H.s-. H. N---.H.. l.-. "|..- tur income prop
N##a-- j. is @-N.H. star office.
"tfL EECI.AEaE GROOM BRICK FIRST
..ut ..nr. l... 20 ur .H.riI f.au-e close Iu.
...ar". uH.u.rty. address Fny 479-B. ~rIr
Evening star., 1925-11-29
POTOMAC HEIGHTS

POTOMAC HEIGHTS.
Two more new bungalows. g rooms. bath
and nantry: INV h.. electric lights one piece
sink oak floors. concrete basement laundry
trays. For quick sale. price $3.50: mod
Including all interest. There is nothing out
here TO equal this buy in quality or price.
viii offer some real bargains. on easy terms.
70 inspect take CABIN John or Chain Bridge
Sait Saf 70 I'd. stop TO- 54S4 Conduit I'd l'' ' o'N
". F. JACKSON. Cleve. 483.
Evening star., 1925-11-29
M EI<ll h Hl NtlALO\.
TE~pEG TODAY
HOMES.
MIC HIGlN
Pm Rk.
IN and Iaylor St.. y I

I'm and Taylor Sts. Ne.
Brick Home, Built to Last.
Price less than houses in \
row. Ii desired, terms 30 IoHr
YOU can scarcely afford to rent.
I bedrooms. Dining and sleep
ing porches. Lots 50 feet front.
Over 10 houses sold. Telephone
or call for booklet or take
"Brookland car to end Of route,
18Th and Michigan avenue ne.
NIDDAIGtI & SHANNON.
lrcgr-eraf.t + .--. Owner Potomac @209.
RICO -SEHNES BUILDING.
Evening star., 1925-11-29

SMALL LOANS
TO HOME OWNERS.
- Woe dwarti flIdg. Main 35s7. 90.
Evening star., 1925-11-29
pE IL \}tJR TIL.
LL-.lrDad NLarIlc

ON Park Rd. Near 18Th 4. NV
~'.l.,lr n. -a tf"D.-,t.rryE ,~ a"s,l
".ta the floor os, tuoar. amf loIn.e red.
It1- house. or..n.al hv onuc- ever s.a.-
'"a-t"e@Eaa tae .e-, oi ngaau"s
oaS floors tnt-"ater heat aa4 attrsctiv
T"Ir- il -.. -aasouanIa ana lo--es- 9..
".ja ""n" Hr. = an "uHo"t.rs'" Tor or.
.s,r systems a- n4- .ra and lose t.
a.t .lr-s .a. sf.-.. ..ft.- Ds t+-l u
s"aa g.-ne.r nt '.f- r.ups-rE -e..o.s. ~
!.-r '.. r......a. ~ r..t.H 70 r'.4-.#s'r.. t...s"
LH.- r.n.T- Gsa.I@ W rs. with O..
a5a..-- a.- --..E ~'a- aa.~
NEW HkIlh lEtI\IOA.
INSPECT TODAY.
j arn: Hr3 4'aa for Enn- non9ealsn
In. ai'1 If >.# NJ .I-h.. as, ana k
u'I. -. =. .'r.fs- SIX .a.-t -4o,G-. Er--
. ua-rr heal. '..f. .tE. ult,-. n-"r.aa~. o.
floors f.#. t.l@ uar.. s.a"u.r- porch. garaEs
''" #.H3 t..- ~ ta. test u-s l1
''E-E I.si.-a-.E BE. t..- .-fT. t.IEe,l orr
tn.u.-. g. r. ~5ftEtH o"fa" a.a B..a"-.
-tt I.... -r #.s #'Hls a5ut ~"
/
Evening star., 1925-11-29
Ai.IEli>NIN For
4, N~..irR\

-.'. ..' ...-"..ir b. amt = b..
-....- .. .. aa' a.u-e unatny.
f.. u. t. ..uItN 20 -lNu. .uuU.
Evening star., 1925-11-29

~&5uNn -Ar:. Bldg. Faces ; SIS.
A s.... a...s. s... Hooarasa 1-t trust -. r.
l"H OTHER GOOD TRADES.
~..n.- w.ar y.l have and wha, you want.
Evening star., 1925-11-29
FOR SfIF-HOISES.

Near { CapitDi and Library.
Inst Me hutu. f.r C.n2rr--inau ii r..
h'rtllul Gpnaf-. l.-..H.. cleo hardwon#
tom. ,'-~.t.. rr.r.r- stI sa'rra"" for s.f-'
T. =. GkA\ATTE,
ma.a .aa ae.' 'l"'." .5,@ NV -, aaoo
/ ADAMS 81. MY.
.-' 1.@a"r ranrs f.. 1,ooEa q h,t"; r-! ngi' i r
i..as rs5r 6~a Fo,ona@ @ a.. 45o1T 3 "T.'s -
CHEVY CHASE, u. c.
NEW DETACHED -TrCCo HOME. sl4 20"
tuI. G.rase. tr-a- etc An inspection v. 4
cooi"r'nn" yoI tal- Is IA honest value. opc"
.AErON kOERBER,
aol la.raac ~ 'i.i'.i a2 + i,2Hfs 3S1 !, Beth 90
\E\I IIDC Sis S6.85O.
ETgET + : Easy ~, =t.n,Nr,...i TERMs,,, N0D
Rail-. II M HAT NLIhI. GARAGI
l5i, re r,FE M III ltE ng pjid=r T3EE F3E Alr@ H.
~IiDL-I Is & Co.
MAIN a"oa. iii. x sT Nw.'
PEINDKIII.
clos 70 Grant r.,~"l"-Ncm sroom hone
.ouen.c. ,n.,nasr- .ara-.. cement t-or-
I1'cu. It "..I ual Won u inspect TINS b"Iu
tt4l Hnue Paced gEnf for quick "a
it. ~iAEtH rHt I5th rt- nv. Aa-
.,G" 20
tDLDkED.
- n0G-Ea-t III E,Ga 81 ,Iosa G0watny
st .E. III "'ue-' u.tE To nntaIa an Gig
Ftufr t.'.a. E.....r'4. .ft.t with Iuo..-u ''.
:. "hr Ht.H'- ai.t ~ good .rG.a.tIau- - har-,
H. ] GRAY AIIE
R-4.rp~.
Ma -aa ~. l5r. :, Nw Go. a.a.
ok ~aLG ~ OWNER
$1,000.
Evening star., 1925-11-29
HAVE NDI REALTY
TO- EXCHANGE.
H. HIS. -.AIJ.s Vol X TRADE

-S'.l-'t .e.r \ Il. Dairy Farm
.a- -a. '.-aet iri bal
-..t ....... 3. ...t.-.--. Is Ht.u-. rNHrN
L. - -----. L. ~ r-,lN- -NNN-
Evening star., 1925-11-29
I.f,. ENHff N lNTED

.t.. .... Eu. -. ...a..H ..Ia-- tsUah1a land
... ..u..r uI 3 Income
E.. .Fr f.. E-.. -....y .'.. .ntrlta rental
.- r .....u 90 S.DH...0 .f..u... ~. Al| modern.
Evening star., 1925-11-29
i AROMA PARK.
SiIE or RENT-SUB. pROp'TY

ApartmcEt and bungalows. >. ! and s
rooms. reasonable. Cal VICTOR LEHTO
""n"" ami huldrr, Col gS1..
Evening star., 1925-11-29

What have YOU 10 offer IN Arlington Couu-
i' Nt- ll ne ~ay ui au.uuroFrd property.
b.. fH" =.'HtftlslaT. lu lots or small
TRACTS "" handle nearby Virginia ysoucrty
exclusively. arl have number Of clients
wltH -s.
WALTER O'HARA.
! Specialize in Nearby Virginia
Main ZiSO. 1909 II st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-11-29
SAIE-SUHrEr,N PROPERTY

NoouR PC GE-ATTRACTIvE HOME. / SO;
off car line large rooms. pantry, TILED
bath. hardwood floors ana trim. open fire
place hot water heat laundry trays. screen
- throughout sets shades and Lear ga
AXE Direct from o"n"r. \ "!3 ) W
HN OW%ER-RI'E EGALOW. & r.. B.. GA
rage. large lot. chicken house. sa@, elcc-
'gI.Ity. - blocks from cars. must he sold 70
-t ttla estate. $4,000 terms. Apply 3I24
.iEtn st Mt Rainier. Md
Evening star., 1925-11-29

Do DIhFtI T NUM- ON MN.
Between Georgia ave. and upper 10th ST,
convenient to l4th st car line: corner
house. brick. seven rooms. tiled bath in
closed sleeping porch and many other de
sirable features. including large lot with
trees and shrubbery: a substantial cash
payment and moderate monthly payments
viii buy this house very reasonably. Fur
nishings may be purchased. Address Box
lib, Star office. .gs
Evening star., 1925-11-29

efx-foora brl.l, huu-c Saving bath. gas.
latrobc reat aut room t.tr tRn="ar -t-at.-
terms r.c 5oG 5'.5 ca~n .l, ard ~ nIaafal
EI""rH-r"om brick h"uze. ".tu ,"o "t'n-
Nurth Clutnl - E.- ta.-tIu al - -5H.
last WASHINGTON REALTY COMP Any,
Lincoln 1850 IEn ~'l -. r
ORR CI-IcK-oERTiCE PLAN WILL PRO
vide a renter for tDur uruu"rrr.
QUICK REALTY CO..
1910 II - n..v N -n u.s.
Evening star., 1925-11-29

Near Capitol and Library.
7 Ne hnrae rrr a Congressman n.m
h"t-tiM rynat-. l.-.i,.. rlor.. hardwo'
tpHr-. ..,-f.t. sr"l.f.. ssIII easrIaee FOR ef-f
M"-t p. -a.a .a 'aa aay- fur apparntm'
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-04

nrst importance in a self-governing country is an untainted ballot box pure elections where seIf-determined ballots are cast by citizens who under stand what they are doing when they vote. Until Alaska gets that it is fu- tlle to talk of getting legislation that will aid in development.
 The first duty of the voters of Alas ka Is for the white citizens of the Terrltory to unite solidly and elect a Delegate to Congress and members of the Legislature who will stand stead last Tor a lterate electorate, one that cannot be dominated by a political ring held in power by illiterate Indians young in a mass at the dictation of the rings bosses.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-04
FIGHTING CAPITAL.

Forest J. Hunt of Juneau, in a com munication to the Alaska Weekly pats MT. Paul and his Indian constit- uency on the back in an alarming man. her. That is, alarming to the white voter who can see the handwriting on the wall iE case organization of the Indian vote can be perfected through out the Territory in the effective man. her in which it has organized in the First division. Mir. Hunt may be right Tn his views regarding the efficiency of MT. Paul and the credit due him in rising from hogan to representa- tive of this great commonwealth. But he explains MT. Paul is popular with the masses because The stands stead fast against capital" and refuses to be suborned by the clink of the dol lar. Which is wonderful, if true. The man who goes on record as fighting capital might also go on record as fighting the best interests of the Ter ritory. Alaska needs capital more badly than any spot on the face of the globe today. It is it's only salvation from obscurity and desolation. The sole trouble with the Territory today is that capital is fought consistently in every division, town and hamlet in the Territory.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-04
AN ENCOURAGING INTERVIEW
(Juneau Empire)

The statement of Congressman Free of California that 1900 Indians who can neither read nor write, di- rected by cheap Indian lawyers" de- eide the fate of elections in Alaska and his declaration that "only intelli- gent citizens should have a vote in Alaska" are encouraging. The state ment was further emphasized and made more encouraging by the Con- gressman's tribute to the high type of white people" he found in Alas ca, who, he said, would reflect cred it" in any of the largest cities of the country and the assertion that the President and members of Congress welcome expressions from the intelli- gent citizenry"
 Congressman Frees statement en- courages the hope that it would be possible to get an adequate literacy bill thru Congress. Particularly would that be the case if the people of All aska would elect a Delegate to Con- gress who would be representative of the enlightened sentiment of the Territory.
 In this interview Congressman Free has touched the most vital issue in Alaska at this time The thing of
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-04
Millionaire C. Buchanan
 May Bring Party Boys
 Seward Region In 1926

George E. Buchanan, millionaire philanthropist of Detroit, accompanied by Rankin Waugh of the Keystone View company of Meadowville, Pa., are in the Interior of Alaska. Mir. Buchanan came north with the Buchanan party of boys, n of them, his third or fourth trip to Southeast ern Alaska with parties of this kind. The boys have returned to their home in the States but MT. Buchanan and MT. Waugh are making the Yukon trip and will return to tn ecoast via the Alaska Railroad. They are expected in Seward the latter part of this week, It is believed MT. Buchanan contemplates bringing his next years party of boys up this region of the Territory.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-04
MRS. ANNA BROWN, AGED
 SEWARD RESIDENT IS
 NOW IN KANSAS CITY, MO

Word was received Saturday from Mrs. Anna Brown, an aged and re- spected colored resident of Seward, who left here month or so ago, in- forming the Red Cross of her safe arrival at Kansas City, Friday, July IF. Mrs. Brown left Seward on the steamer Northwestern, July 9th, and upon arrival in Seattle was taken by the Seattle Chapter A. R. c. to the Travellers Aid Society and given quar- ters at the colored Y. W. c. A. Her Kansas City address is No. 356 Mable Street, Kansas City, Mo.
 Mrs. Brown has been in feeble health the past year and it is hoped her residence in the middle west will be beneficial.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-04

hotel, much as one would leave dory on the beach. It is to be hoped these able flyers will be given sufficient in- ducement to cause them to take up their residence here. It is true the season is late, but next year the can neries have promised to pay liberal subsidy for flyers which with the mail contract and the added fare for pas sengers would give machine a sub stantial income. In the meantime hunting parties. tourists and prospect ing outfits should give wages to a flyer.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-04

Messrs. Davis and Merrill dropped in on Seward last night in their high
 powered seaplane. much as a neighbor might make an unannounced call. They came up the coast over the same route
 traversed by the world flyers. and
 made no fuss about the trip. The
 flyers had to have signals, landing places, and every attention. Messrs
 Davis and Merrill alighted near the
 beach, ran their plane up to the tide line, tied it up, and walked off to their
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-04
Court Term Be Held
 At City of Anchorage

Judge E. E. Ritchie who arrived in Seward Saturday on the steamer Alas. ka from his Valdez headquarters, de- parted for Anchorage yesterday morn ing where a short term of court will be held. Accompanying the Judge Clerk of Court Cuddy, H. P. Sullivan, marshal, and Mrs. Della Chace, court
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-04

Miss L. Sisof who with her sister conducted a sanitarium in Seattle, de parted yesterday on the steamship Starr for Nushagak where she will be- come the bride of E. B. Hall, we'll known trader.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-04

Mrs. E. Chapin, an Alaskan tourist from New York City, who arrived in Seward yesterday afternoon on the Admiral Evans, will make the trip over the Alaska Railroad to Fair banks and return in time to catch the vessel southbound.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-04

G. Wada departed for Latouche on the steamer Alaska Monday.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-04
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, 1925-12-05
Publication.

nv conformity with Section q of
Z the Colonial Law, all persons re-
siding in the Country District Of the
Jurisdiction of Dhristiansted, who
consider themselves in receipt of q
clear yearly income of Frs. 10000
and otherwise to be entitled to
franchise in conformity with section
Is Of the said Colonial Law, or
who before the 3lst March 1926,
will attain the qualifications Of
franchise (see Section 20 last clause)
are hereby requested to notify the
same in writing to the undersigned
Chairman of the Electoral Board be-
fore the expiration Of this month.
THE ELECTORAL BOARD for the
Country District OF Christiansted, St.
Croix, V.LU.S.A., December 18th 1926.
A. E.. STAKEMNN.
Chairman.