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Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
HAYNES TAKEN
 FROM DRY UNIT
 SEPTEMBER ONE
REORGANIZATION OF PRoHIBi TON UNIT MADE PUBLIC
 BY TREASURY DEPT.
400 Will Get Time Check
Duties of Dry Unit Shall Be Performed by Prohibition Administrators
 Appointed for 22 Districts

WASHINGTON, D. O., Aug. (P)- Roy A. Haynes, prohibition commis- sioner, will be relieved of authority in respect to the handling and SUD- pressing the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors effective Septem- Der in connection with the reorgan- ization of the prohibition unit This was made public by the Treasury de- partment today. The order was sign- ed by Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair, and was addressed to all prohi- bition commission directors. It pro- vides that any duty now required of the prohibition commissioner or direc- tors shall be performed by prohibition administrators appointed for 22 dis tricts.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
FEDERATION OF LABOR THROUGH
 WITH POLITICS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 3 (P)- The American Federation of Labor announced that it was through back. ing third party movements of any the kind which supported LaFollette and indicated it's return to the cus- tom of entering Congressional and other political contents in support of individual candidates satisfactory to the unions.
 The Federation's decision recited the resolution that organized labor must be free from political party domination now and at any time. The declaration said that mo aid or com fort would be given those who seek to launch third party"
 A campaign to interest women wage earners and their sypathizers will be carried on during the election cam paigns.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
Seattle Athletic Club
 Wins Swimming Meet

SEATTLE, Aug. 3 P)-The Seattle Athletic club won the swimming championship of the United States by 34 points, with the Cincinnati Y. M. c. A. second, with 25 points, in the Ro- man pool at Miami, Florida, Saturday. Miami was third with 15 points. Se attle won the Northwest Pacific cham pionship with Az points; the Multno- nah Athletic Club of Portland was second with 34 points.
 Twelve northwest and national re- cords were set in the meet.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
Seaplane Coming To
 Seward from Juneau

The Gateway received a cable mes- sage today from the Empire asking that it advise that paper when the Curtiss F boat, plane designed for navy use, arrived here. The plane is owned by Russell H. Merrill and J. Davis of Ketchikan, and it is making the trip up the coast from Juneau. It is expected that it will take day or so for the sea boat to reach here as it will probably fly only in good wea- ther. Messrs. Merrill and Davis have been using the plane at different ports to take up passengers.
 Mr. Merrill saw extensive service in naval aviation during the war.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
Heaviest Rainfall In
 History Swamps Detroit

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. (P-Thos. Spranger and Richard Krell are dead, and a property damage of four million dollars is reported as result of the heaviest rainfall in the history of De-
 troit since the establishment of a weather bureau. Four and seven tenths inches of rain fell in Is hours.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
Cuban Recruits Tired
 of Moroccan Warfare

NEW YORK, Aug. 3 (R-Tired of fighting for Abd ell Krim, the Moroc. can rebel, seven of the 129 volunteers recruited in Cuba returned here in the brig of the steamship Antonio To. peg, charged with participating in a wholesale mutiny on the liner, which is en route to Havana. The recruits attempted to escape from the ship by leaping overheard. One of the mutineers is missing.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
APOPLEXY HITS
 FORMER SEWARD
 NEWSPAPERMAN
ELLIOTT STEWART IN PORTLAND HOSPITAL IN A SERIOUS
 CONDITION
We'll Known In Seward City
Engaged in Newspaper Business ir Estacado, Oregon, at Time of
 ApopIectic Stroke

Judge F. E. Ritchie received a tele. graph message from Portland hospi tai yesterday stating that Elliott Stew. art, a former newspaper man of Sew ard and Valdez had been stricken with apoplexy and was in the hospital in a serious condition. Mr. Steward left Seward in 1921 for Portland, Oregon. where he was engaged in the newspa. per business.
 Mr. Stewart who is former resi-. dent of Pennsylvania, was a civil engi neer by profession, and was engaged by Jim Hill on the Great Northern. He came to Bellingham Washington in the early nineties, and engaged in the newspaper business in Belling- ham, Wash, with J. F. A. Strong, for mer governor of Alaska, and Sam Mul- lin, councilman and mayor of What com, later Bellingham. The paper was pOpulist in politics. After the populist boom died out MT. Stewart and Allen Campbell leased the Bellingham Her ald, then weekly, and run the paper until it was purchased by E. G. Earle and converted into daily. MT. Stew art took the foremanship and man. agement of the paper, until 1904, when he engaged in the job printing busi- ness with H. B. Selby and Charles Jones. The firm later sold out to c. s. Beard, and MT. Stewart after work ing in Anacortes for a time, came to Alaska where he was engaged in run ming levels for the Alaska Central railroad, later taking a tie contract with Monty Shepard as partner.
 MT. Stewart then went in with E. F.. Ritchie in the management and pub ication of the Seward Gateway. Later MT. Stewart went to Valdez, where he took over the ownership and publica- tion of the Valdez Miner, a weekly. Later the paper was consolidated with the Prospector, a daily, MT Stewart and Charles Wulf being the owners.
 Just before the big fire of 1915 the publication was purchased by MT. Stewart and MT. H. B. Selby from the stockholders, MT. Stewart later selling his interest to MT. Selby. He went Outside for two years, later returning 3hd working for the Prospector, fol- lowing which he came to Seward to take over the management of the Gate way, purchased by H. G. Steele and Mir. Selby. In 1921 he left for Port land, Oregon, where he purchased a paper at Estacada, with which he was doing well. He installed a new machine year ago, and although GA years of age, started in to learn the keyboard. He also had property in- terests in Portland.
 { Mr. Stewart was a member of the Pressmen's and Typographical union for many years, was member of Knights of Pythias Lodge No. 56 of Bellingham, and has host of friends who hope that he will recover from his attack.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
MAN MISSING WITH
 $l0O,OOO ON LIFE

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3 (P)-Hen- ry Schwartz, vice president and gen. eral manager of the Pacific Cellulose Company, who was supposed to have met his death by an explosion in his laboratory Thursday is now being sought A laborer in the laboratory at the time the explosion occurred has not been located. Dental experts ex- amining the charred body said that it was not that of Schwartz. The miss ing man carried S1S0,OOO life insur- ance and the companies are investi- gating.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
KHAN PARADES: RIOT FOLLOWS:
 MANY INJURED

WESTWOOD, Ohio, Aug. (P- A dozen persons were injured and a farm house wrecked and three men arrested for carrying concealed weap- ons, following the first attempt by the Ku Klux Klan to stage meeting and parade since the police withdrew it's guards. The fight was between 300 anti-klansmen and score Klans- men, the latter being badly beaten
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
NEW ZEALAND
 SOCIALISTS TO
 BOYCOTT FLEET

WELLINGTON, New Zealand, Aug. 3 (P-Wellingto labor socialists are urging a boycott of the American fleet and Dunedin labor representatives request all workers to refrain from participating in the celebration upon the occasion of a visit by the Ameri- can fleet to Wellington. An editorial in the leading socialist paper said that the British navy protected New Zealand's trade and Britons are bound to recognize the rights of other na- tions taking similar measures for their own safety.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
ODD FELLOWS SPEND A
 SUNDAY PICNICKING

The Odd Fellows of Seward, and the Rebekah Lodge, together with their families and friends, journeyed out to Grouse lake yesterday morn ing, spending the entire day pie. nHking. The day was one of en. joyment for all and the big spread out in the open, was of the best.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
Union Bricklayers Quit
 Work Account of Strife

NEW YORK, Aug. 3 (P)-Following a conflict between the bricklayers and plasterers unions of this city, the bricklayers employed by the George Fuller Construction Company here, and in Washington, District of Colum- bia, as well as on several jobs in Flor ida, struck work, halting twenty mil lion dollars worth of construction work
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
An almost unprecedented hone

An almost unprecedented honor was bestowed on General John J. Pershing when he was presented by Venezuela with the sword of General Paez, liberator and first president of that country. In this high ex- pression of appreciation for Ameri- can friendship, Venezuela no doubt also recalled the action of Grover Cleveland, who deftly tWitched the British lions tail in her behalf in 1895.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
Believes America Will
 Enter World Court Plan

SWAMPSCOTT, Mass, Aug. 8 (P)- Confidence that the Senate would agree to Americas entrance into 3 world court with reservations accept. able to other powers was expressed by Senator Pepper of Pennsylvania on his arrival to be a weekend guest of President Coolidge He said while the visit was purely social he would
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03

Inspired by the fact that President Coolidge's birthday still falls on the Fourth of July, Governor Fuller of Massachusetts was this year moved to write a poem for the event. Prob ably our readers can survive the last verse, which is no more banal than the rest: Tn the name of Mas sachusetts, Salutations I extend To our most distinguished citizen, Our President and friend"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
MACMILLAN SENDS BROADCAST ON
 A SHORT WAVE

CHICAGO, Aug. 3 (P)-Short wave broadcasting of the human voice from beyond the Arctic Circle was accom- plished Saturday night from the flag ship Peary. The program was heard distinctly by the Zenith Radio Corpo- ration of Chicago.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
Treasury Department :! Outlines Dry Campaign

WASHINGTON, D. O., Aug. 3 {P)- Assistant Secretary Andrews, of the Treasury department, in an effort to rebuild the prohibition enforcement organization mapped out a plan to draw into the new corps a dozen or more big business executives. He has conferred with the leaders of the Citi- zens Committee of One Thousand, which includes Ebert Gary, John D. Rockefeller, jr, and other prominent 7 %1en
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
Woman of Seventy-6ve
 Arrested As Bootlegger

YAKIMA, Aug. 3 (P-Mrs. Anna Menard, 75 years old, and the mother of 19 children, was sentenced to 30 days in jail and to pay a fine of s25 when she pleaded guilty today to sell. ing liquor. Justice Young said the sentence would be suspended if the fine is paid by Wednesday.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03

Defense mobilization on July 4, while perfunctorily participated in by several million citizens, evoked little enthusiasm. A good many feel that this national holiday should be a day of freedom and not the occasion for submission to military discipline. It does seem that we might have lib- erty one day in the year-we have little enough during the other 364.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
First Clean Up Dease
 Lake Averages $2OO

TELEGRAPH CREEK, Aug. 3 lP)- William Grady reported that the first Dease lake cleanup, representing four days work on his claim, averaged S2OO in coarse gold.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
Placino Planes in Commission

Placing Planes m Commission
 WASHINGTON, D. O., Aug. 3 (P)- Four days will be required to put the planes of the MacMillan expedition in operation because of the condition of the landing beach, which is fifty feet wide and forty feet deep The beach will have to be leveled, many rocks removed and runways built to keep the aircraft from sinking into the soft mud.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
CLAUDE SHEA REPORTED BE
 PROMOTED FIELD DIRECTOR

According to report reaching Seward on the steamer Alaska, Claude Shea, prohibition officer, has been appointed as one of the 75 field directors in the United States. The news of his new appointment is unofficial, but is believed to be au- thentic
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03

Yueen Victoria was quite an ar tist, but the fact was known only to a few intimates until a collection of her etchings were placed on exhi- bition recently.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
EVANS OUT OF KETcHIKAN

The Gateway received message from Ketchikan this afternoon stating kan at 8 p. m. July 30 The boat is due in Seward this evening.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
Bandit Kills Three
 After Attempt Rob

DENVER, Aug. 3 (P-A bandit killed two young women and one man yesterday after failing in an attempt to rob them in the suburbs of Denver last night. The bandit is believed to be the same man who robbed and mis- treated several automobile betting parties.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
Mobs In Rome Riot
 of Abolition of Taxes

ROME, Aug. 3 (P-Four persons were killed and 15 injured in mob fight at San Giovanni Fibre, over the abolition of communal taxes and the dismissal of all medical employees not native
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
Louisiana Flyer Joins
 French Ayation Forces

PARIS, Aug. 3 (P)-Captain Edgar Bouligny, an American from Louisiana volunteered for airplane service with the French and Spanish forces fight ing Abd el Krim. Seven officers of the world war American aviation force have volunteered for service and will hop off at Lebouget Wednesday.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
Starr Will Depart At
 Ten O'clock Tonight

The steamer Starr will depart for the westward at 10 o'clock tonight ac- cording to an announcement by Capt. o. E. Johansen this afternoon.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03
MACMILLAN EXPEDITION
 REACHES ETAH, GREENLAND

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug (P)-
 The MacMillan expedition reached
 Etah, Greenland, at 9 o'clock last night.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03

Mrs. Hannah Farmhouse, age 102, worked hard for the Liberal candi- dates in recent election in Ash burton, England.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03

Mrs. H. w. Jones and party, all of Chicago, arrived in Seward on the Alaska departing yesterday for the round trip over the Alaska railroad.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03

Miss Jane Mayes of Pryor, Okla, has been selected as queen of next years national Indian convention She is a Cherokee.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-03

Lady Constance Howard is an ex- pert stenographer in the employ of a London firm.
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075 IOI., T.IopHa CBaHcoH = 81.
075 4oI., qapIH qanIHH = 345
IoI., All. I%oIcoH (aRTep-EoMHR)
1874 IOI., HpeaHIeHT RyIHI&
II 14.08l,l4, BHUe-Hpe3nIeHT 10
yc = 24.834,73, MeIIoH (MHHHcTp
PHHaHcoB) 1.8S2.609, 25 II T. 4.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-02
TPATEANA 72-AeTHeR TPyREH-
HNubl.

Hbp NOpR. T%peTbero 4Ha HORo-
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cIyH6Br, Ha EoTOpoi oHa Hpo6BIa
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cTBa oHa HOceTHIa cBOD 3HaR0-
Myn, Xop0meHbHO BBHTaI;aIacb B
ee HpHcyTCTBHH II 3aTeM yIIIHa II OF
paBu.Hacb Ta3OM. IloEoilHaa 0bIIa
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san.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-02
nEPEHET C. 4PAHlNCKO TABAN

C. 4pAHDNCK0. MeR4y
arHM ropo9oM II T'aBaiicEHMH ocTpo
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NH cy8aMH 200 MHIB. .IeTqHRH ne
pes KaEgne 80 MHHyT coo6maDT 10
paIHo, TITO ''Bce oIpaiiT".
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-02
1T yqNTEHbHNu BblulAN ga
MyK.

JOG AHRE,IEC. = TopoIcEoh
EoMHTeT pOcBemeHHG HoTcqHTa.I,
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BepHylHcB II cBOHM 3aHaTIIaM B mRo
max II B IeTcEHX ca4aX.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-02

mckay pecny6ahKaHuaMH N An6epa
AaMn, GepyInMnca ga BAacIb.
= AHraHAcKNe Rynubl B WaH-
xae, BcTpeBO%eHHble 6ohRoTOM XIV
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BOpHAn 0 rOTOBHOCTH 4 ycTynKaM.
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AeHNax.
= B COe9. lllraTbl B ORIa6pe NE
Caue npnes8aeT HT~aAbaHCRaa MIC
Cna ana B03O6HoBAeHna neperOBo-
poB o BSInaare gOAra.
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leBaAH, HepenAbIA peRy TyAcoH 8
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mo C q%erBepTbp) 3 81 MnHyT.
B 0Mare, S oRTa6pa, cocToh
Tea ~ROHBeHuna aMepnRaHcK. nerho-
Ha, C peqbo Ia ROTopOH BblcYTnHT
npesa4eHT RyAN4w.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-02
goR, a TaE&e, pecTaBpHpyDTca Ha4-
rpo6HHe %naMaTHnRH.
PA3CTPElbl 6AHANTOB.

B RHeBe c~Iyn1aIocB 4eIo 0 ,6aH-
re aTaMaHa TpeiiTo. TIaBHHe y4aoT
HHRu 6aHIM - 1eHa TpeHR0 II
IpyrHe 8 qe.IoBeR ~ 6HIH HpHroBo
peHH Il pascTpeIy. ByllHk yTBep
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4eHHBIM pa3cTpeI - 10 ToIaMr ga
RIDqeHHa. 0cTaIbHBIM B %XOgaTalicT
BE oTEaaaHo. %IIpHroBop HpHBeGtH B
HcH0IHeHIIe.
B %llpHIyHay HpHBeIeH D ncltoI
Henne cMepTHHiI npHroB0p HaH Ga
HUTTON 3nHqeHIo, ocy%IeHHoM ga
cHcTeMaTlTqecRHe Tpa6e%H B ceIaX
II RooHepaTHBax B BapBHHcHoM pan
one.