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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-02-19
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Feb. IL, 1925.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-02-19

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Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-13

Taxi men were very busy yesterday while the boat was in port, one con- cern making seven trips out the road.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-13

The new telephone directory just is- sued by The Gateway press contains number of new phones. If you have not got yours telephone Main O.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-13
Big Forest Fire
 Raging At Kenai

A big forest fire is raging in the lower Kenai lake country, according to telephone information received in Seward this morning from the dis trict. Great pillars of smoke, distinct ly seen from Seward, attracted Mr. Ellsworth's attention, who after en- onirv. ascertained large fire had broken out in the district It is known large party were in the re- zion yesterday.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-13
SON OF ANCHORAGE
 MERCHANT GOES TO
 SEATTLE SPECIALIST

Donald Gordon, son of Mir. and Mrs. F. s. Gordon of Anchorage, went South to Seattle yesterday on the steamer Alaska, where he will go un- der the care of an eye specialist for treatment to his left eye which was injured from an explosion of tor pedo, which he had thrown against a wall Mr. Gordon accompanied his son to Seward returning to Anchor age on this mornings train.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-13
ADMIRAL EVANS DUE IN A. M.

The Admiral Evans, of the Pacific Steamship company, which has been to the Westward the past week, is scheduled to arrive in Seward tomor- row morning. She will sail south at g o'clock tomorrow evening, after the arrival of the regular passenger train from the Interior A number of local reservations have been made for the vessel.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-13
REBEL CHIEF UNDAUNTED

PARIS, July 13 (P)-Undaunted by his repulse in the Taza region, Ad del Krim, Moroccan rebel chief, appears to be turning his attention to the northwest with the object of directing an offensive toward Fez by way of Ain Aich and the lower Leban valley.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-13
MEMBER CEDAR CREW
 HAS MARROW ESCAPE
 DROWNING IN HARBOR

One of the quartermasters aboard the lighthouse tender Cedar, endeav- ored to swim ashore from the ship, while the vessel was anchored off Gaines Head, with the result that cramps set in and he was rescued just in time by fireman from an icy grave.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-13
VERA CRUZ MAY GO DRY

VERA CRUZ, Mex July 13 (P)- Vera Cruz is on the verge of going dry without the necessity of prohibi- tion laws on account of the high tax levied on saloons Government saloon keepers are threatening to close un- less taxes are lowered.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-13
MAsoN's PICNIC SOON

Citizens are now anXiously await ing the annual picnic given by the To- cal Masonic lodge. That given last year was one of the most enjoyable occasions ever given in this vicinity, and the crowd this year will be larg- CT than ever. in case the picnic is giv- en at the same place, Lawing's at Mile 23. The Masons will meet next Wednesday night, following which the date will probably be set.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-13

Sergt. H. B. Selby jr., who took on his third hitch at Valdez Thursday, left that port on the steamship Alaska for the States, on a three months furlogh. He will return to Seward in October
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-13

Corp. and Mrs. Jack Carey, who have been residents of Seward the past year, left on the Alaska for Ketchikan where MT. Carey has been detailed for duty. Corp Carey is a mechanic in the Signal Corps. U. s. A.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-13

Harold Painter and Dr. Roberts, who spent a few days last week on Rus sian river, casting for rainbows, re- turned to Seward Sunday with full baskets They report an excellent time"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-13

Thomas J. Selby accompanied by Mrs. Anton Eide and daughter, Marit, left this morning on three days outing trip to Russian river.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-13

The dances Saturday night were we'll attended and good time was enjoyed by all. A large number of tourists were present
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-13
CEDAR BACK IN PORT

The lighthouse tender Cedar re- turned to port this afternoon, and will lay here until tomorrow morn ing.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-13

Alfred Klerck, of Latouche, who has been visiting in Seward the past few days. returned to his island home on the Alaska.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-03-20

AS THE WORKER
SEES HIS WORLD

Strike of Stevedores in Havana har-
Dor ends.
Iron workers ordered to strike in
New York City.
New York court holds head of out
IaHed pressmen's union was not en-
titled to order compelling union to
leinState him.
Norkmen's compensation announced
as chief topic to come before next in
ienatlonal labor conference, at Cen
eva, Switzerland, May 10.
Senator Howell of Nebraska attacks
Railroad Labor Board in Senate
speech.
IWenty-seven union miners acqult-
tel of trespass charge at Philippi,
". Va.
Wheat spectators reaping harvest
OF profits, Government experts admit.
aWhite-collar" workers flocking to
manual trades, vocational educator
declares.
Organized labor Of California sue
GGeSstul in defeating bill in the State
legislature creating a State constab-
uiary.
Kansas, Ohio, Texas and North Da-
kosa reject Child Labor Amendment.
English cotton spinners to vote on
accepting cut in working hours.
rive nations reach agreement 10
suppress opium smoking at end of ID
years.
Peking, China, trolley workers
nike over rowdyism which came 70
eilmaX at New Years holidays when
passengers refused to pay fares.
costa RIGA quits League of Nations
a.ser paying back dues.
New York City electrical industry
pans Dig office building and museum
IN honor of Thomas A. Edison.
Electric railways repofed as hay-
i1g had good year.
- i"elye thousand striking miners Of
ieansylvala Coal Company accept
peace terms and return to work.
humane methods in Canadian pris.
On system, including parole system
aa- pay for prison labor, give good
ieSllls, says government spokesman.
railroad shopmen' strike ends Feb
.1afy /, except ON Pennsylvania Sys-
Lynn, Mass, carpenters reported %
ave refused wage increase because
u business depression.
committee of Fifty" composed Of
hI2mnent persons, begins new drive
AGAINST prohibition.
theodore Dresser. noted author, de-
Zl20nees proposed "clean book bill in
Ne| York as menace to liberty.
borah campaign fund investigating
.li2.ittee urges enactment OF corrupt
practices act.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-03-20

GOD BLESS AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS. MAY
THEY GROW BETTER DAY BY DAY'-Ihe last words Of
Leader who has gone As he peered through the
veil into eternity America the slmelis country
Those who knew and respected Samuel Gompers-those
who recognized in him valiant force for the upbudng Of con
sentative Organized Labor unite in eXtong his memory be-
evng that in his life he safe and mighty force IN
building nation.
Samuel Gompers the great national figure barring
the way here in America the forces of adcasm lie was the
great potential strength back of the movement to check the
progress Of the Boshevt the Communist the W. the Par
san Labor Politician and all other confusing forces which II let
would have brought disturbance approaching anarchy
America.
No greater calamity could to the nation than IN the
future his those who less conservative
less controlled by love of country than Samuel Gompers
Industrial Peace and the orderly and conservative development
of American resources the happiness of American fomesa
these depend largely upon conservative leadership OF the
mighty forces enrolled under the banner of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-03-20

Champaign Chamber of Commerce
D. L. HUXTABLE, Pres.
CHARLES NJ. STAHL, Secretary
ROGER ZOMBRO & COMPANY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Champaign
RELIABLE FURNITURE COMPANY
S. Z. DILLAVOU, Farm Machinery
J. NJ. KAUFMAN & CO. Clothing
NJ. J. PATTERSON & CO., Furniture.
CITIZENS STATE BANK.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-03-20
This Page Contributed the following Business Firms the Twin Cities

ILLINOIS TRUST & SAVINGS BANK
c. G. WILLIS
w. LEWIS & COMPANY
A. Z. WUESTEMAN, Jeweler
JOS. KUHN & co.
c. A. killer, Furniture
+. K. robson & co.
S. Z. HUFF & Co, Lumber and Coal.
HARRY A. LITTLE, Clothing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
James Finds
It's Unwise to
Tease Bull Dog

'Never attempt to kiss a wild
cat and never, never seek to test
the patience of a vicious bull.
dog" is the philosophy of Depu-
ty Sheriff Sam James, who was
painfully bitten by one Wednes-
day night.
James was admiring the
animal in the yard Of a druggist
on South Brazos street. 1t was
chained TO a fence.
Make a pass at him and
watch the fun" the dogs mas.
ter suggested.
James compiled by striking at
the animal with his hat.
The dog gave 3 lunge; tore
out a section Of the fence and
attacked the surprised officer,
who was bitten in the stomach
and on each hand before he
finally subdued the animal by
choking II.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
la SALE COUNTY
PLANS DAM PROJECT

Continued From Page One.)
lieves. 1t was for this reason that it
was decided to move the dam nearer
that town, so Cotulla would be bene
fitted thereby. In addition, he said,
it will enhance the value of property
in the town and abutting on the lake.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
R0TAR|ANS BRING AID
TO CRIPPLED Child
CONTINUED From Page one.)

CONTINUED From Page One.)
wheel chair, missing the pleasures of
play enjoyed by his friends.
But the San Marcos Rotary Club,
stepped into the breach. From his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Gal.
breath, they obtained permission to
send him TO San Antonio.
Their offer was 10 pay all ex.
penses.
He was brought to the Robert =.
Green. For a month he was careful
~ noruished, his frail little body
built up.
On July 81 the first operation was
performed. The drawn tendons were
loosened.
Other operations followed. For
weeks his little limbs were encased in
plaster.
But the pain and discomfort was
forgotten when the casts were re-
moved Wednesday and be found he
could stand.
He was nearly delirious with joy.
Now he must learn to walk again.
exercising a little at a time until he
reeains his full strength.
Daily the members of the San Mar
cos Rotary Club telephone TO inquire
how be is progressing.
Within few weeks, hospital au-
thorities say, he can return 10 his
home, cured.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
s. A. PR|SONER
HANGS SELF
IN CELL
Bunk Companions Sleep
While Man Takes
Own Life.

The Gray-haired Stranger from No.
where" is free.
Death Wednesday night opened pris-
on bars.
Suspended from the -oof of his
cell by a strip of his blanket, he was
found by Assistant Jailer w. B. Hen.
derson.
Two cell-mates slept on their
hunks unaware that their companion
had gone on the great adventure.
Il can't Sleep" he told them at 10
o'clock.
a bit off" they confided to one
another as he crawled from his cot to
the cement floor beneath. E..
Sixty years, and lot of them
spent on the rods" he told the po-
lice sergeant early Monday morning,
after he had been arrested by Special
Agents Black and Miller as he hoped
from a train in the Southern Pacific
yards.
Nowhere in particular; took the
rattier out o. Knoxville
He gave a name, but police believe
he has many during his journeys.
Later on the same morning of his
arrest "The Gray-haired Stranger"
was fined SIS in the corporation court
on charge of train riding. Unable
to pay he started Jail sentence OF
fifteen days in lieu of the fine.
Here! What do you mean?" the
assistant jailer cried as he saw the
man hanging in the cell.
The two cell-mates stared sleepily
from their cots, but no sound came
from the dangling form.
Death had come quickly and silent
ly as thc narrow strip torn from the
blanket frightened about the
Strangers" throat.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
Youthful Dancers VIII
Entertain at Coast
Festivities.

A large delegation Of Alzafsr Shrine
members and their families, with the
band and drum corps, will leave Fri
day morning from the Southern Pa.
cific station at 0 o'clock, for a week
end pilgrimage 80 Corpus Christi,
where they will observe Shrine day as
the guests Of the Nueces Valley Shrine
club.
The program consists Of a concert
By Alzafar band, bathing, basket pic.
mic and fish fry, musical and cabaret
entertainment, and an informal dance.
Tickets covering the entire enter,
tainment will be on sale at the Seaside
pavilion for 70 cents.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
GIRL, FEARED DEAD,
HUNTED IN WOODS

tcontinued From Page one)
visit. Mr.. Rosecranz Immediately 70.
called the incident Of Sunday night.
Believing the missing girl might have
been the one be passed on the road,
he notified the sheriff.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
P|CKFORD PLOT
CASE NEARS
CLOSE
Defense Claims Detectives
Evolved Scheme TO
Gain Publicity.

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 13.-
Whether Mary Pickford was picked
as potential kidnapping victim by two
truck drivers and a salesman, or pick
ed by pair of, detectives for the pub
licity value of her name in connection
with a scheme to shed glory on them
selves as sleuthS, was a question ex-
pected TO be answered by a superior
court jury here today.
Final arguments by counsel for the
three men charged with plotting to
kidnap Miss Pickford and hold her
for 100000 ransom were to be COM
pleted today and the case was ex-
pected to be in the hands of the jury
about noon. An attempt to wind up
the arguments at special session last
night was frustrated when the slight
illness of juror forced adjournment.
In their arguments, the defense at
torneys branded the alleged kidnapping
plot Joke" and declared that the
real plot was fathered by George X.
Home. former chief Of detectives, and
Harry Raymond, private inyestiga-
tor. They charged that Home last
May used his then official position
with the police force to entrap O. Z.
stephens, Claude Holcomb and Adrian
Wood in the apparent act Of arrang-
ing for the spectacular kidnapping OF
Miss Pickford.
They charged that Home, seconded
by Raymond, employed Louis Geek,
a police informer to ply the defendants
with liquor and to lead their alco-
holieally stimulated conversations into
kidnapping channels. Then, counsel de-
clared, Home and Raymond warned
Miss Pickford of the plot" against
her and, at the dramatic moment,
stepped in and frustrated" it by ar
resting Stephens, Holcomb and Wood.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
$4,000 WOMEN
In U. S. WORKING

WASHINGTON. Aug. 13.-Eight
and a half million women in the
United States are earning their own
living, according to a working VIC
mems handbook just issued By the
Women's Department Of Labor.
TwO-fifths of the eight and a half
fifth are over A. the other " O.
fifths are between % and A..
The younger group is largely doing
clerical wOrk-pOunding typewriters
or working in factories.
Two million married women are 81
work.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
RANGERS join
TRIPLE DEATH
MAN HUNT
Police Believe Trio Slain
in Effort to Steal
Secret Plans.

AUSTIN, Aug. 1S.--Stste rangers
today joined the hunt for the slayers
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Engler and
their daughter, Emma, whose bodies
we're found Sunday afternoon il their
home at Del Vale.
On an appeal by Sheriff W. c. Mil
Ter. Adjutant General Mark MCGEE de-
tailed Captain Tom Hickman, Of head
quarters company, and three of his
troopers, to aid Travis county officers.
Reputed presence in the Engler home
Of secret plans and specifications for
the construction of machinery said TO
be worth many thousands of dollars
gave officers 4 new angle upon which
to base motives for the crime.
With all other clues discarded, Of
ficers began a search for someone who
was aware of the fact that the plans
were in a safe in the Engler home
and whose efforts to steal them led
10 the killing Of TIE entire family.
TELLS OF PAPERS.
knowledge of the secret papers first
came 10 officers Tuesday through A.
Feldman Of Houston, a brother-in-law
Of Mrs. Engler, who, after a private
Investigation of the killing, advised Of
ficers 10 base their search for the
killer on the theory of robbery.
Many persons, Mr.. Feldman said,
knew the safe was in the house, and
it was generally rumored about the
small community where the Englers
lived that he kept large amount of
money in it
SAFE HELD PLANS.
The safe, however, was not used as
a depository for cash, but was the
keeping place for the plans of cot
ten-chopping machine, Mr.. FeldmaE
said.
Mr.. and Mrs. Engler were shot in
their beds and the daughter was killed
in the front yard after a struggle 10
escape from the house.
The murderer is believed to have
lost his nerve and to have left with
out molesting the safe or other valu-
ables in the house.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
BOYS THROW FIRE
APPARATUS IN TREE

BERNARDSTOWN, Mass, Aug.
13.-Luther Burbank with all his hor-
ticultural wizardly never produced a
tree or plant that bore such strange
plumage as a piece of fire apparatus.
Residents of this town witnessed such
a marvel Of nature, and as a result
six young men will appear in dis
triet court, charged with destroying
Bernardstown's only fire apparatus.
1t is alleged that following a recent
town meeting at which the town voted
to buy new fire apparatus, the defend
ants took the old hand pump.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
GOAT AND POLICE
BATTLE IN WAGON

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-B-r-r-ing !"
The telephone bell in the Glendale
police station is no different from the
rest and so last night it sounded just
like that when a frantic citizen re-
ported a wild goat" running amuck.
Officers Z. l.. Gibbs and ]. J. Clax-
ton unlimbered a brace of shotguns
and sped to Canada boulevard and
Hiawatha street, where a billy goat
had the neighborhood in an uproar.
Seems the goat had licked up what
remained Of broken flask that
dropped out of someone's hip pocket.
Anyway, he was just buttin' into
everybody's business and everything.
Enter: The officers.
Lapse of time: Three seconds.
.s Exit: The officers.
The goat still held the limelight and
all of the stage. Also portions Of the
policemen's trousers. ~
Rounding up an army of volunteers,
the officers finally took the goat by
storm and bundled him into the police
car.
So far so good--but not very far
Officer Claxton was in the rear seat
with the goat. Only the goat didn't
enter into the spirit Of the thing.
Instead he reversed the order Of
things, butted the officer to the floor
of the car and then majcstically took
the seat himself.
A passing flivver looked appetizing
so the goat made a flying leap.
Two other fivvers got into the
mess.
The wheels and engines Of the ma
chimes are still missing.
In the general melee Of policemen,
goat. flivvers and signboards, the goat
came out victor and romped over a
vacant field to a wooded glen.
The officers will recover.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
MISTAKE SENDS MAN
ON 8-ST0RY FALL

NEW YORK, Aug. 13. - Alfred
Scognamillo, of No. 2259 Bassford
avenue, stepped through the open
eighth floor doorway of the elevator
shaft in a new loft building at No.
34S West Thirty-eighth street yester-
day. thinking the elevator was at that
landing. He fell to the basement.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
ITALIAN PILOT ON WAY.
By the Associated Press.

BRISBANE, Queensland, Aug. u.
Commander de Pinedo, the Italian
aviator, who is attempting a flight
from Italy to Japan by way of Aus
tralia, flew today from Innisfall where
he arrived yesterday, to Cocktown in
northern Queensland. The distance Is
about 175 miles.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
BABY GIVES ALARM
AND SAVES THREE

ALLENTOWN, Aug. ia crying
1-year-old baby gave an alarm that
probably saved the lives of three men,
bers Of the family Of William McNeal
Of this city. whose home was on fire.
TIE McNeals live in an apartment
over a garage where the automobile Of
Perry Hetrick caught fire. starting a
blaze which had extended 10 the
smoke-filled part of the building oc-
cupied By the McNeals when their
child began TO cry, awakening the par
enn. who barely escaped with the
child. Firemen saved the building.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-15
SCRIBE GOLF CHAMP
NOW SEM|-f|NAL|ST

Benjamin +. johnson. defending
champ in Harry Symons' annual
newspaper golf tournament, advanced
into the semi-finals Of this years
event by winning from his teammate,
Charley Treuter, 6 and 1, Monday
afternoon. Mr.. johnson is one of The
Lights star rewrite men and radio
entertainers.
He will next defend his title when
he meets the winner of the A. +.
Beddoe-Tommy Gish match in a semi
final tilt next week.
A second Light representative TO
enter the semi-finals was l.. X. Nc
knight, who eliminated +. A. Pratt,
last surviving member of ''the boys
from across the crick," 4 and >. The
fine game produced by Mcknight in
his match with Pratt made him a
iayorite 10 advance into the, finals
with johnson. He next will play the
winner OF the Wendler- Schmitt match.
No second flight matches were
played Monday, although Sam Wool
ford of The Light has been hurting
challenges right and left. Sam has
advanced into the semi-finals with
out having 10 draw club from his
trusty bag. He has about decided that
the opposition" is schemeing TO let
him grow stale through inactivity in
order to heighten their chances against
him in the finals. Sam cut his gross
score to 138 for the IS holes his last
time out.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-15
Thompson Coils, Shoots,
Drives Car While
Blindfolded.

Blindfolded golf, blindfolded rifle.
shooting and blindfolded automobile
driving were the novelties demonstrate
ed to a crowd Of wondering San An
tonians in Breckenridge Park Tues
day morning by Hayward Thompson,
known a. the wizard OF the blind.
fold,7 whose peculiar powers, he
claims, enables him TO see through
his skim
Thompson, after fasting since Mon
day something he claims is nee
eSsary 10 the performance Of his feats
played one hole Of golf on the park
ccurte Tuesday in company with Tom
LGlly and Gtorge Dow, local profes-
sionais, then, still blindfolded, drove
party Of spectators TO the municipal
range, more than a mile away and
reached by devious roads, and there
demonstrated some ability at target
shooting without being able to look
at the target.
ThOmpson's golf and marksmanship.
he admits, are not high-clsss but one
lockers maryeled at his sense Of direc-
fion.
IL was planned 10 play three holes
Of golf but chilly weather caused q
change in plans.