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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-08-06
@euGiGn tulOnpojat mnrbaniuni
tommmniStiiia wirfamie6iG.

Stoct6olms. Si0ningenille ilnto!
tetoon Wosfomnstd, ettG fomnnn
tiiio pirfuiliioita on rllmettu muir
boomoon mnoleltolllo, marlIntin
gteLG-8enGiGllG ia lltrainnsia,
min IltfltiIaSti, ett1 lpiranomuiIet
htnteipot itIenlG oituon moiinottomit
Il niitG ebfGiiemdGn, ia fen muotIi
fon1munistiIet pirtamiebet iofo iGt
tGtuot pltolueenin tai pnfenemat fD.
list6 nGltt11tienI1 iiten tolonpois
fien fostoa. 0toSfoluolninen lebti
communist" tertoo, ettG pb6en
oinson pGiiudn fuluesio lltrninnn
eri tpIiSIG n11rbottiin mirtomieS
Besionnff erGGn tonnninistiIen
nliortioiolim iibteeri &limenfo, fop-
balm taIonpoituin fonriteon iibteeri
MaIosioff erGs opettniu, jotn oil
ottiitptuen communist ief6 paibeen-
iobtoio Sebortlbuf
SonrolGniiia tietoio ionpuu ntp0s
Tin 1l<alin nll,eeIto ia Yobjois 8e.
tGiGltG. geiinp1 on murbattu Bob.
ioissObinifin fitpernemelltin toi.
meenponemnn foniteon pubeenicbta
Ia 8osienOin. 81 fen mltofIi tblne,
Jos fonununiStit, ioiocn on toimit.
totuo talonpotfoin fesfiutoesIo, o.
tudt ulfoneet mufoorttu taIonpoi-
toin paotiniifiiin. SG8iG be olpnt
menneet Min pittGlIe, ettG poliitti-
men toinisto on fotionut olenonIo
pofoitettu IibettGm6Gn puifalIiIilIe
puolretontiteoille onforon feboitlif.
len rpbtpG toimenpiteiiiin ieIluisten
pbrttnpSten fltfiStomiiefii ioi0cn
pG6mooIinu on erifoispolitiifon Iuo
minen manicutuo murten - poIitii.
fon iota on ristiriiooSIo foublm-
ften pltoliiciGriest6icn poliitiifon
fnnSio ia jofo ioo oifoon boinon
nu8to ouoIlleer festlutocSio
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-08-06
SnOmcu uutiiia
%iispa aaila lui6itm luirfannia.


QSiipurin biippafllnnon eniimGi
nen piispu, tri @rtfi Scala gpibit
tim nirfnonia IL y. beinGf. 8ii-
purisio 9(9ricolon tirtosIa &irfto
tGpttpi G1riG1n mDoten flitiupie-
ruiSta ia ieurofllntalailiSto. Min
cttehuGt lGbesfGGn taiffi firtfoon
pprfimGt ma6tuneet iilGlle. Stun
ieurofitnnan firffoberru, tllomiorc-
uosti 81. M. Soltbiainen oil tointit-
tunut oomltpdipGIl,molonpolmeluf-
fen, rpbtpi nrffipiispo Sobonsion
piispoien @ummerlrtien ia &osfi.
mieben ict1 Ii popin omltStamanu
toinnittonoon pibfimistG, pltbuen
efeloloisfirjeen A |. s 10. jo9ooSta
ia aiettoen fGiitirion nlGGrGGmGslG
jGrjeStpfieSiG tri &. &nilon &iipl.
rim biippofilnnon piispotii S1mon
j1lfeen ioneGi titomiofopititlin noto
ri, tronlori 9oponer m;rtolrolntoo-
nan, ionfa miDittp piiSpo wannoi.
Su1lnlliSto toilnitusto opitsti N-
9rtcolon firfon fuoro.
&lo 3 ip. alfaneillo p6imGllilillG
pubui mostopibittp piispo &oilo
futIunrufIenIa ipofoipruoesto fo6-
oistoen fiitofien ianuiu urffipiispal'
le ia ptbtimptiesid m1fanaplleiIle.
8ield pr6uitpat orffipiispo 80.
bonslon. piispot @ununerus ia
&ostinties ietG foupungin mnltlms-
ton pubeeniobtain, leDtori Oinonen,
lotorotpnsti 2Grrotb y. m. Siippo-
fltnnnn pnpiston puoleSta patbui tri
Wtounti, nuoremmon popiston ter
rpe90pfIet toi tirffoberro &ifola,
Snnon papiston terpeHet tiionlios
ropnsti &lurssto. 8orppon piiSpnn
ia tltomiofnpit,ilin teripeiiet oieSiori
9Gcf. 2iiGtii eittettiin icuffo mltita
onnettelrio. M. NJ. ent. opintoto.
perien puolesto. Eri 9[. 2ebtonen
huff iiBf0iunpmot, ioitu oil iaapil-
nut III. iii. toiolpulIon preiiOertiItG
ief1 lllfuiiilto tttittGto benfiloiltG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-08-06
l1nli laaOntnS langat=
tOmaQa
SietOja walitettp GbicasOn ju
0irGnlannin uGlillG.

@bicagoSio laotiin piime tiistoi'
na merfitG rooion bistoriuau uuii
IoalurtltS. 5anonale6timiebet Gbica
aosio l10cttimdt rooioioonlcn &. i
Rc9onnloillc. YObioisnopoIeu0lm
rettitpunoa jObtojolIe, Gtub lin
@ronlnntim. 8GIimotfo Oh 800
niiloo. 2G1etps oilli perille ia l1
bpen ojdn tuluttua ianonnlebtimic-
bet foilpot moStnltflen Mc0onuloil
to. SGniGn lanotonn olleen par
boom ioouutrlfien Ionsottonlan O..
lalla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-08-06
5pro nifoO rafentaa Wtie6i9nniin
iG6fOmoima.aIeman.

Senrp 5oro on bofenut Weicbi.
9nnin WaItioIto oifeutto ioooo fdpt
tdd 0aenoutinee ioen pettd IibeIId
Sron @toimtninia hoffman febittd.
miiefii idbfOUoimn,oiemuo porten.
GGt6 tarfoitustn mortcn on ban
beristdniit Dbtion, iofa on forpo.
rrcrottu @isconiinisiG, iosIu mol
tiosid omiStuo iiulret oIot uaoto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-08-06
SLANT fnnniOittiluat SrDania.

Columbus, Obio. &olmeSio
Obi6n foupumgisia pitim1t &n
&lur alonm j6lenet nuistom6liu
&IIinm Scnnings @rpnnin fun
nintii, oIlen beilIG iofoiiello polo
TaSla mul@teristit.
&optonisiu oil ristisia bebfu-
ntosio iunot "DtuistOfii uitomne
iiurinunnlle tlonille; bo; 'eiini
aieistettllno ia toiStelr Sl,moloIt
plolcsto.
SoleboSio paloDaslu riStiiG oil.
NOT ionot: "Srutrimnlono flonin
nnlistolle.
Golrnlbutien flnnicn fofoufieen
oil inapuntt woltion flaltien plin
pG6lliffo, glpoe Us. 9(Sb6orn. SGG(
Ia of nIposfin risti polomoSio,
jo5lo olimot muiStoiunot: "Suu
rimlnan flanilaiien nlristolle".
@nibingtonisio olemodn firffoon,
joSio bnitoioisjltn1olonpoInelllfie
iuoritettiin. oIipot O9ion tIonit
I66ettdneet 'piiii julfoo pitfGm riS-
tin muotoOn luitetln flffuioitteen,
ioSiu ali FORTH ia ftinG iunut: "a,l
&lur &lon. realm of Shio".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-08-06
Sarfta a1rinfotelIs tefIittp.

Gr1S ballitltfien tGbtitltttiio Sib
nepSId @ustroItasin on fefiinpt oil.
rintotellon, iotn ndbttGd oion mil
tel t1Sm1lleen. Sen poiffeus to6eI-
liiesta oiasto Ell eriG enempGG fuin
30 ietltntio. &oneisto on min ro-
fennettil ettd len moi oIettau ia.
luGllilen telIon toulltun ia on bD-
min pfiinfertainen ratenteeltoon
Sttnu on nGbtGrpGnG ren4aS. iofo
liiffu nmuoilIu nlitfG oetetoun
pobjoiIeSto etelGileen lituntoon.
Henfoon pb6ellG iirpulla on pieni
reifd, iontn GGpi oltrineon pdistoe&
Ia pteitt uaIoiGoe moloiiee erG1n
nlmerotab0efiott ttttotoiieh eiineen
moStniIello puolelIa. SGtt1n on mer
fitpt nitooen oiot IefG oito tninfG
olritlfo min6fin lpuooen pGi.pGnG
on iofo eoelId tai iiIesIG teSfl,s a.
iemoStnon. 9(ifou otettoeSia fGGnnc
tdnn ren9asto tiff tunnes nolnIG.
DC on mnaoitusin paifasIo, ia nil
lorit' jotfo fiinnitettpinG tGbGn
Iellraulpot iitG foneeQiIestt n6nttG.
nat oiun.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-08-06
Wfielenfiintoinen tiriatcos 0elamu-
rem inomalniIista.

<Stanmsliite &be Suma-
nitp Eresi", 9teW Nnrtisia, on
artanlt plQ3 tiriatertien ninlelta
"&be 8elupurc Sims or tbe 5irst
Eernlonent Settlements in Eennipl-
baltio, Oelmpore, BeSt Stem SSerSeD
ano eastern Sort Of Morplon6".
Seotien firioittajo On 6. u. &oubi.
Seotlesio, titten len ,rimifin oIoit
too, onnetonn 1tuiintptin tlitfimut-
fin peruStmpio tietojo ilomaloisten
tporbaiiinmisto aialtrtiisto tdGllG
moosIo. -;
Seotien ioboannosin lelitet6Gn
iuomaIuiien tanianrooin olfrperd6.
Setii1 ionoo, ett6 ilronIi-ultalaiiet
faniot, ipbon litomolniietfin lufell'
tipat, on 1Fpin nonbao rotiin. yee
-, :. -
olttuot ipoItonio flttuIoillo fuiloen
nello ia pii6enneIIG tpltoiitiDannelIo
ennen tristiIliien ajanla$tln oltna.
2efiiG pttGG niitG p6tehG tudttbin-
pono, mdbooIliiesti foitfeth ttun.
bimpono taniona, EgDptiri fpdtbin
tltnnettu mimi oil Semi, iitotndliis.
ugriloinen lana, jpfo tarfottoo mir
too. SuomenfieIen ban innoo ole
man mailman marbinmon. sc oil
olfuoon iitonlnIois litnerioloiSta
fieltG, iofo - 1pniffofit Ic Weeiop0
tomiosio oil prbefieIenG ioutitnut
unob0ufiiin - iIiIDi pitf1n oifoo
9obploniosio oppineiOen benfilot
oen ia puppien. fGpttGmGnG ppbdnG
fielenG Iomallo topollo tllin Latino
@troposio feSfioiollo.
&irio@to fan tpiclG ielniIle. iel-
loinenfin ibmeeIIiieltG f;ullpstomo
Ieiffo, cttG OonielinirinSiu muinit-
I'll ioIoperGinen firjoitllS, ioto IL
moontlti @obnlolin flulinfoolliien
polotiin ieinGlle hmingos 8eliotio-
rim piettGesiG pitoio bopinin fans
ia ia GpritfIen molniStelIeSla fur
pililginmriirien ulfopuolello bpof
fGpSto oil jlulri iuomolois. .Iumerin
loisto ticItG. Sonot meme, meme,
tefcl upboriin", joiSto 9onielinfir.
josio onnctoon nmtfifuS ielitps.
mcrfiticpGt tefiiGn huffman NH.
foon: meme. meme, onncttomluS
on tuIoSin. GlninQnS 9eIiotior ei
fltitenfoon ottonut morotifiesto
ponrio ia ianono ponG bGnet
m1trbottiin.
EeoS tGiittGG 33t ilutrifofoisto
iimuo. Sc on poinettu bbmGlIe an.
tiiffipopcrilIc ia iioottu iiniIiin
nuotcfoniiin. Sintu on 1915. Soo
toponn SuomnIoiieStu airiauoros
tosto, 81 Cast t25t6 Street, Seem
9orf, %. q. II. g. 81.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-08-06
JlnntnticbBtiO ustnnnt linja.untuli'A
liifcttG.

ytinnenpolis, Wfinn e5rco.
9tortbern routotiebbti6u tobolto il
ncitetoon ctt6 9aort6Iono Irons
portotiou GomponD on oston fout.
ia liittdnut itiecniG flnii cri lnio
outoliifettd borioittomoo pbtiofd ia
on pdIomo tdtd torfoituSfo wortcn
torotethi S2,500,000 fmruiicfii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-08-06
AifOiuut pnbOiStnn mnnm rifuticili
iista.

gtem 2orfiSiu omot io,afo hupiu
titnnetuito ia flutlltiiio benfil0itG
pernStonect pboistnfien tarfoitlttIel.
la moStustoo 9lmerifoSio mullitie.
tuda ia fnspnuoo rifofIelliImttto.
On tDibooinfin tlllhi biomonlnaon
ntit1 urno tGmGn moon nuoriIo
titltee 10 lobulIiIcstifin oinofin MI.
topuoliiesti on rpbOottp toiniin
f1tbteioen pornntomiIefii Ministeri
@bilo bIonolitti tGsId fofoufiesio
ettd bboeSid oinoosio pienesIG fou.
plin9iS'o glnrerifosio tebOG1n enem
pi rifofiio foifisto loiisto fitin TO.
TO Curtin moItofitnnosio eIimerfif
Il. 81 mitddn mnoto mooiImosIo,
ionoi b6n moioo merroto IGhestuI
oonfoon 9Gmerifnon rifofieIliilut.
oeSio. IGollG on benfi ia omoiIuus
tbon mitdttomGt. "a niittcn
fitoieIeminen on bbpiu lcpGpcrdis
fa.
geitd rifoficlIiiiin tilIec, Ionoi
bdn oDot tiIastot totcneet eta nd-
ma oDot miltei Dfiinomoo nuorlt-
foiiio.
&ofoilfiesio p1Gtettiin fiinnittdd
moon preiioentinfin' buomio tiban
fetS poptdG bGntdfin p6oistptlen
i6ienefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-08-06
scottin aiti ci iao toSistaa.

Chicago, SII. Nlisien Sccttio
pnoInstotpin InfimiebiG fobtoIi bo-
ba este mime tiistoino, fin tho
mari iImoitti ettG Scottin i6rienti
loa tltfittaisiu ei scottin aioin
ioIIito tooiStao.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-08-06
NOrjan fOmmnnistit febOttnluat
cnalaHtilaiiia mcrimie6iG fnpinaan.

ct. St.,Eionineenin SSlon ftrjean
moibtnia ilmottou leboelleen, cttG
gtOrjon tonnu1nistit opnt 6einIf.
s p:nd tebneet bGpeGuGtt5man fo5
telioihulOeu lollffulfien faniailupG
iieItd fonnaltn tutioeu, 9torjon
tonmllnistileboeSiG iulfniStouu
nGet fonnItnistiien nltprii0-oiuatoH
nuoin jllliStuS 300 englontjloiicuc
nlotrlluiille. jntto iilloin miernili-
luat Stanleren iutnnlisia, SuliStut-
ieSia, iofa on poinettu g8oriun ia
@nglnnnin fielillG, te6otetoon beit1
ppipnla0n ipriGsiG, jos pdlit eng
lannin ia &iinon mGlillG totteaiIi.
luat tai Jos iDttDiii Ioto NeumoSto-
ScnGjGG lpastaan. SuIisttflesiu
nntnun NJ. nl.: sos teioGt lGbete-
t1dn &iinaan, min GlfGG antpllfo
fiinoIuilia, iotfo tniStelemut mopull
tenla plolesto GebtGG michtinlmin
tapina tuin taistelfoo neumostp
NcnGiGd gpoStoan."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-08-06
SlifO itiemnr6uaja Siobcrt JSeOtt.

IItlu hlShluLUuuJu JNuUNhA NVA'
@rGGSiG Gbicagon boteIlisIo am
pui itieni6 mime ipiifoIla erGS trn-
temotnn mics. @nnen itIemltrhon
tefemistG oil ban bGpittGnpt pGGl-
tG1n foiffi eiineet, iotfo moiihpot
ilmoittoo nimeniG. gfiinbG oil lei
fonlutt olllStpootteiStoonfin mimi
firioimet.
WtieS funminfin on ionfu rper-
rom &obcrt Scottin, tuon fituIiti.
iofii tuIleen 9ht8ieI Scottin pelien
nGfoincb ioto poliiit olpot etiineet,
ettG iottu ibmiiet Guitlennt mar
mul0cIlo iticnutrboojon gtobert
Scottifii. &i1n1ninfoon oiioon ci
ole to6iSteitn, eifG rnlmiSfoon ole
tGpoclliieSti Robertin nGfoinen.
SGStGpG ipnstd epGiIbpn onfin inn.
t1, ioSfo tooeIlofin OF ic, jono oio
ibu1iIiG bGntG pitGnGt.
MisieII Scott mGittGG eta &o-
bert oil ic, iofo tefi murbon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-08-06
"nstonnOnOpes
Gnmmnnistiem
tnSta." 4"


ISolioliStien nimell1 toinlilron
four1tniStiien nuoriioIiit. pG1. .1G,
nenfonnottnion ~9atoriioIiitto"
Ieboen M. I. A n:Sio on iltIfoistt
"firie nunriGle topereiIIe" "W1ur-
risto ia usfonnosto", iosio ttrieesF
ia Ioprfii innotnon:
"Morrin fonto oil ielrpG ilmo,
Ia on ibniSoimoien tltote ia bGpiGG
mtioen bnrboflrpien fonSio. fltn-
ban ibmiIet o60iemGt irti fopitnIiS
min henfiiestG iorroSto minfG
cocIIotDficnG on toiStcIu fupitoTiS
min oineeIliicn iorron tlibonniien
bnludfii. llsfonto on uniiuomoo,
mnrffnG. "lttiioifoiienofin."
3irieen firioittnio Ell ole moinorr
tlumlt fcrtonnon, ettG gtcltmosto.
@enGiGIlGfGGn miSIG on "toiSteI
tit fopitoIismin nineellilen ia mol
tioIliien iurron tiibonntiien bppGf-
II" ia ntisiG ibnriict oWot "pGGsieet
irti fopitoIismin benfiieStG ior.
roSto", ei - lpostoin fomnumiS
ticn uSfotteliio ia mforio ponniS
tilfiio usfonnoIliiiultto ole moi.
tll ttfoborttoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-08-06
WfaauiuiGeliiGu tnlOt YbSgs iua lOi
ia eNelleen albaiIet.

tilimuotenn, jotn pGGttpi teiatrlun
30 pnd 1925, OIhuut ilnlrenmnut
tuin e0cllilellQ toD0en toistu fllll-
fauocn niulla, eipGt ne iittentd6n
plleet fpllin riittGpGt, min ett1 moi
ii iunou lnuanpilielijGn iuulpan
tobtllulliien tltlofien iiioittamulleen
pd1omolle ia lille tpolle, ionta bGn
itle ia perbeenl1 mnonpillelptleen
ubrao. G1mdnlaiieen tulotieen on
tullut Db0psmnltoin manlupiljelDS-
0eparttenlelltin tutfinllstoiniSto
teboesiG1n lasfclnlia mnonrulljeli-
jain luanliSto tltlofiiSta luiinleiic,la
utotauoella.
@taunlpilielptieen iiioitettit pGG
nnlu tllotti miime tililpuotenu, jofd
p1dttpi teiGtlum 30 p. 1925, 4.6
prolenttiu moittpa, it'd c0ellilcnG
tilhulloteila 3.3 prolenttin. Santa
e0llSti nettopoittou, Iota i1i maon
lpilieliiGlle, fun DGn oil tllloiStoon
poiStulutt to0 ia nurllt tltstonnuf
JET iefd lDerot, ietd lostien tpoto1l
ia iiit6 tposta. minfq perDe ter!
nI0alld. Muooen 1924 1925 ojul
la lostetaan maan taitfien nonn
miljelii1in nettotulolen nouleen feS
fimGGrin 2,712,000'000 oolloriln
e0elliIenG 1puoteno 1,992,000000
oolloriin.
Waltta tGlnG robo Ell iGGnpt pfiiu
omoan moompiljeliioille, iiIlG be
eimGt itIe onliSto foifteo iitd pad
pmaa, mifd OH iiioitettu milielpf-
ieen. &estimGdrGiiesti omtstopnt
be ainooStoon 70 prolenttia iiitd
pG1onasto, ntif1 mnqnniIjelDtieei'
on tiinnitettb. WtoorlbtItelpsoeport
tenlentin lastelntten ifiltfddn OIL nb
tDtsten arluoien peritsteelta moan-
milielpfieen tiinnitettp $5J,t54000
lullooen 1924 uiollo oil ic
$59,54SO00. Sim melGf poistetaau
uaistd hlmmistu, jdG momipiIicIi
jain onlofii bdSomnfii plroOer
1928 "a ajolIo 46,905.000,000
oolIorio ia eoelliienG 4729S.000
oolIuria.
&un n1ioen tp0elliSten nllmeroi-
0en perltSteella lasfetoun muompil
ieliiGn titIot, ninlittiuL fun on
poistettlt iefin nGGrG, nlifG beiO1n
trli iuoritton loinnin forfpia, main
Al proientifIi gpiime iotnfoloel al
fono ia % eoelliieu iotofouoen al
fono.
gSnifGu pleistulot muonpiljeIii0il
le oloittnuotfin foboonliSto, eimGt
ne wostoo litG mGGrtG mitG niiOen
tllliii oioittno, eipGtfG ne nettotll-
lofienn ipastou eoes iitG forfnm6i
rGG mifG moonpilieliiGin tuIec
IoinoiStoon iiiorittoo. MoonpiIjeli
iGin mofiomn forfomGGr1 noiticc
,fcSfin66rin Ga proienttiin 0piimci
lem eOelIiicnG ploteno $50, nIlen
ie toiiin poifoin forfeompi toiiin
oGboiiempi iGGoen feSfimGGrGfii
Ga ioten moonnilicIijGt iuouot
mofioa GoinoiStoon 2 proicnttia c
ncmmGn forfou nitd bc itie ioo-
mot milieIpfieen iiioittonoStoon
pd6omoSto tuIotiino. ~ s. 8. g.
S.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-09-03
BRINGS LARGEST CATCH
 HALIBUT EVER BROUGHT
 TO WRANGELL MARKET

The largest halibut schooner Wt,h the largest catch of halibut ever brought to Wrangell was the which tied up Monday at the Wran- gell Ice and Storage plant where it sold 35,000 pounds of halibut to the Sebastian Stewart Fish Com pany for and ,. The halibut were from Cross Sound.
 Captain Hansen expressed him self as we'll pleased with the facil- ities and treatment he received here, and stated that he expected to be back again.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-09-03
CONSTRUCTION WORK ON HOSPITAL BUILDING
 WILL BEGIN SOON

Construction work on the new very near future. A crew of men have already been put to work clearing the ground which was re- gently purchased from the Weber estate. Work will begin on the concrete foundations as soon as the building site is cleared. N Nuss- baumer is in charge of the prelimi- nary work
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-09-03

PLEASANT CITY. Sept. S.-The wrecked Shenandoah ran into a se- we're storm shortly after midnight
 According to a survivor of the dis aster. treacherous air currents forced the nose of the great craft downward. The survivor said, In an effort to restore and even the keel the strain became too great and the keel of the ship snapped. !"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-09-03
swAMPsCoTT. Sept. 2.-Legis-

sWAMPSCOTT, Sept. 2.-Legis- lation to force railroad consolida- tion after period of seven years will be sought by the administra- tion in the next Congress. An amendment to the Esch-Cummins Act to this effect was agreed upon today at conference between Pres ident Coolidge and Senator Watson of Indiana who is chairman of the Senate Inter state Commerce Com mittee.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-09-03

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 2.-Almost 10000 disabled World War veterans and families of veterans received S16. 900, ,000 under the Reed John son Rehabilitation Bill and it's am sndineAts during the past year, Cording to an announcements made today by James F Barton. National Adjutant of the American Legion.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-09-03
Chilherg Here to Meet Son

J. E. Chilberg arrived from the Salt Chuck mine on the Northwest ern Monday evening. MT. Chilberg came to Wrangell to meet his son, Hugh Chilberg, who has been in the Cassiar during the past season and who arrived from Telegraph Greek on the Hazel B No. ? last evening.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-09-03
WHAT MINING MEANS TO ALL

The B. C. Chamber of Mines. of Vancouver, and its energetic sec retary, Henry Browning. are doing yeoman service on behalf of the mining industry of this Province, and in so far as they are doing this they are doing a vastly greater ser vice to every phase of human en- deavor in it. by attempting to bring home to the people of British Co., lumbia the tremendous prosperity possible if the mining industry of this province were developed to the full extent of it's possibilities. If the information contained in the figures recently handed the Vancover press by Mir. Browning on behalf of the Chamber of Mines could be prop erly appreciated by every farmer, business man and individual finan- cially interested in B.C., and as a result they would give mining the support it warrants people from abroad would in a short time be Hooking into British Columbia by the thousands to partake of pros perity heretofore undreamcd of.
 The following, quoted from MT. Browning's statement, should be read and studied by every resident of B. c. who wishes to better his or her condition:
 According 10 figures printed in the Financial Post of Toronto. mining benefits the whole commit nitv and should receive the financial support of the public.
 'The value of the mineral pro- duction of northern Ontario for 1924 amounted to the splendid total of s6S.2S4.65S. according to a statement of the Hon. Charles Me Crea. Ontario Minister of Mines. Of this amount s33.000,000 went for wages. s25.00O,O00 for supplies, and slO.O00,000 for dividends.
 'The mineral production for British Columbia in 1924 was s4S,704,604. Taking the ratio of expenditures as above, there would have been distributed throughout the province: wages, s23, .0oo; supplies. s1S.000, 1000; dividends. s7.0O0. .000: total S4S.000. .0O0."
 Mir. Browning goes on to point out how yitally interested everyone should be in developing the mining industry of this Province; for be- sides creating a very heavy payroll, mining distributes millions for meats, dairy products, hay, cereals and cereal products, fruit, sugar. tea. coffee. vegetables, fuel, rents, boots, shoes, machine shop work, chemicals and apparatus. coal, ex- plosives, freight. hardware, lumber, electrical supplies. and many other things too numerous to mention. Mining also pays millions in taxa tion.
 It is safe to say that no other business contributes so largely to every imaginable form of industry in the country as does mining. In addition to that it is all new wealth that is created. Mining may truly be called the basis of all wealth. Brit ish Columbia's greatest natural re- source is in minerals, the develop ment of which has as yet hardly commenced. A full realiza tion of the prosperity that this province is ca pablo of developing, can never be attained until it's people awake to the fact that their best interests are served by morally and financially supporting development of the al- most inexhaustible mineral resourc- es of British Columbia. - Portland Canal News
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-09-03
Flashes Received by Cable at Time of Going
 To Press

WASHINGTON. D. c. Sept. B. The Shenandoah senior surviving officer reported to the Navy Depart ment that fourteen were killed and two injured in the wreck this morn ing.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-09-03
HOW'S THIS?

HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE will do what we claim for it-rid your system of Catarrh or Deafness caused by Catarrh.
 HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con- sists of an Ointment which Quickly Relieves the catarrhal inflammation, and the Internal Medicine. a Tonic, which acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces. thus assisting to restore nor. nal conditions.
 Sold by druggists for over 70 Years.
 F. J. Cheney & Co.,, Toledo. O.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-09-03

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 8. - Search for the missing seaplane. P N g and crew is still unreward- ed.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-09-03

LOST 4 nugget that has been been used as a watch charm. It al- so bears evidence or having once been used as a stick pin. Owner re- quests that finder return same to George Cowan.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-09-03

Root Beer-Ice cold and re- freshing. Cases Ice Cream Parlor.
Evening star., 1925-08-29
THE TALKING
CHEVROLET.
The Wonder of the Age.


Will tell you all about the high
value in our traded-in cars.
YOU
must come to Our salesroom
this week and get the facts on
these bargains.
Chevrolet Touring, SIS cash, $40
monthly.
Chevrolet Touring, $40 cash,
$3.50 monthly.
Chevrolet Touring, sos cash,
$l7.10 monthly.
Chevrolet Touring, 500 cash,
$3.50 monthly.
Chevrolet Touring, $50 cash,
$145O monthly.
Chevrolet Coupe, SIPS cash,
$3.50 monthly.
Chevrolet Coupe, 500 cash,
S21.5O monthly.
Chevrolet Coupe, SIS cash, S21
monthly
Chevrolet Sedan. S125 cash, S33
monthly.
Chevrolet Sedan, SlOO cash, S3l
monthly
Chevrolet Sedan. 500 cash, S2o
monthly.
Ford Touring. $50 cash. $40
monthly.
Ford Coupe, SlOO cash, $22
monthly.
Ford Roadster, $50 cash, $40
monthly.
Ford Sedan. SIS cash, S17
monthly.
Ford Truck, $50 cash, $40
monthly.
Overland Sedan, SlOO.
Overland Sedan, S123 cash,
$l8.45 monthly.
Hudson Sedan, good condition,
$500.
Ace Motor Cycle. side car, S1O7
cash, $l6.H monthly.
Ford Sedan, balloon tires, disk
wheels, almost new; get our
price on this one.
Our statesmen are right on the
job every day, Sundays included,
$50 am. till 10 pm.
Main 24S3.
Ask for Mr.. Smith.
LUTTRELL CHEVROLET
SALES co.
18th at Rhode Island Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1925-08-29
WARDMAN-JUSTICE, INC.
Willys-knight ight-Overland.
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.
ELEVEN-ELEVEN 14th.
EXCEPTIONAL
CLEARANCE.

Buick 1924 6-cyl. 7-pass. sedan
Buick 1928 6-cyl. 5-pass. sedan
Buick 1923 o-cyl. 6-pass. touring
Buick 1922 5 & 7 pass. tours
Buick 1921 o-cyl. 4-pass. coupe
Westcott 1928 touring.
Dodge 1920 touring.
Essex 1922 coach.
Gardner 1922 touring.
Ford 1923 coupe.
Ford 1922 sedan.
Chevrolet 1923 sedan.
Chevrolet 1923 coupe.
Olds 1923 touring
OPEN NIGHTS.
EMERSON & ORME,
1920 Nj St. NV.
Fr. $3.50.
PARTS-PARTS
for all makes OF cars Gasg b&o9Shto & r sns N 6
AUTO EXCHANGE. LIST and d sts NV
Lincoln 9563,
Evening star., 1925-08-29
REMOVAL SALE!
PACKARD.

Overwhelming demand for
new Paekards permits us to Of
fer unusually good cars at ex-
tremely moderate prices.
Evening star., 1925-08-29

Is cars for your inspection
and comparison. Open evenings
and Sundays.
REMEMBER THE ADDRESS
WALLACE MOTOR CO.,
1909 L St. NV.