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The Winslow mail., 1926-05-07
NOTICE OF SALE IN BULK
STATE OF ARIZONA,

COUNTY OF NAVAJO. J
Notice is hereby given: That on
the 22nd day of May, 1925, that I,
M. l.. Davis, of Winslow, Navajo
County, Arizona, hereby give notice
of my intention to sell, assign,
transfer, and deliver, all my inter
est in and to the "STANDARD
FURNITURE COMPANY" CO.
partnership, consisting of V. III.
Driver and NJ. L. Davis, which busi-
ness has been conducted and oper-
ated under the firm name and style,
as "THE STANDARD FURNITURE
COMPANY" at 110 West Front
Street, Winslow, Navajo County,
Arizona; that it is my intention to
sell, assign, transfer, and deliver
all of my interest in and to the
stock in trade, furniture, fixtures,
good will, ETC., on the above-named
date to my co-partner, V. H. Driv-
er; that this notice will be record
ed in the records of Navajo Coun-
ty, Arizona, at the court house of
rsaid County located in the Town of
Holbrook, Arizona; that this notice
will be published three consecutive
times in three consecutive issues
of the WINSLOW MAIL, a weekly
newspaper, published each and
every Friday in the Town of Wins
low, County of Navajo, State of
Arizona; that one copy of this no.
tice will be posted, in CONSPICUOUS
place, in the place of business of
the STANDARD FURNITURE
| COMPANY" at 110 West Front
Street, Winslow, Navajo County,
Arizona.
Dated this 9rd day of May, A. d.
1926
M. l.. DAVIS.
This NOTICE OF SALE IN BULK
was acknowledged before me this
3rd day of May, A. D. 1926, by M. L.
Davis, known personally to me tc
be the person acknowledging the
foregoing instrument and that he
signed the same of his own free
will and act and for the intentions
therein expressed.
J. l.. SWEENEY,
Notary Public.
| (My commission expires January
| 26. 1929. May-7-14-21
The Winslow mail., 1926-05-07
STATE OF DELAWARE
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF
STATE

I, FANNIE S. HERRINGTON,
Secretary of State of the State of
Delaware, DO HEREBY CERTI-
Fly that the above and foregoing
is a true and correct copy of Ger
tificate of Incorporation of the
"STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF
CALIFORNIA" as received and
filed in this office the twenty
seventh day of January, A. D.
1925, at 1 o'clock P. NJ
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, /
have hereunto set my hand and
official seal, at Dover, this twen-
ty-seventh day of January in the
year of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and twenty-six.
FANNIE S. HERRINGTON,
Secretary of State.
(Official SeaD
Apr-2-9-16-23-3O -3O-May-7
The Winslow mail., 1926-05-07
STATE OF ARIZONA, }
cn1rNrY OF NAVAJO.

COUNTY OF NAVAJO. }
Before me, W. E. Ferguson, a
Notary Public, in and for the Coun-
ty of Navajo, State of Arizona, on
this day personally appeared P. H.
Brooks, L. V. Brooks, and G. T..
Stevens, known to me to be the
persons whose names are subscrib-
ed to the foregoing instrument, and
acknowledged to me that they exc
cuted the same for the purposes
and consideration therein express
ed.
Given under my hand and seal of
office this 29th day Of March, A.
D., 1926.
(SeaD w. E. FERGUSON,
Notary Public
My commission expires July g.,
1929.
Arizona Corporation Commission
incorporating Department. Filed
March 80, 1926, at 300 p. M, at
The Winslow mail., 1926-05-07
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
COMPREHENSIVE
STATE OF ARIZONA,
COUNTY OF NAVAJO.

50.
COUNTY OF NAVAJO. )
The o-partnership heretofore
existing between V. H. Driver and
M. L. Davis, under the firm name
and style of "The Standard Furni-
ture Company" at 110 West Front
Street, Winslow, Navajo County,
Arizona, is hereby on this date dis
solved by mutual consent; V. H.
Driver having purchased the en-
tire interest in the said Standard
Furniture Company, consisting of
stock in trade, furniture, fixtures,
good will, etc., of M. L. Davis.
All persons who are indebted to
the said STANDARD FURNITURE
COMPANY, are hereby requested to
call at once and make payments,
from and after this date, to " H.
Driver, at 10 West Front Street.
Winslow, Navajo County, Arizona,
at the place of business of the
Standard Furniture Company.
Dated this 3rd day of May, A. d.
1925
V. H. DRIVER,
M. L. DAVIS.
This NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF CO-PARTNERSHIP was ack-
nowledged before me this 3rd day
of May, A. D., 1926, by V. H. Driver
and M. L. Davis, both known per-
sonally to me to be the persons
acknowledging the foregoing instru-
ment and that each signed the same
of his own free will and act and
for the intentions therein express
ed.
G. w. LA PRADE,
Notary Public.
(My commission expires January
Is, 1930). May-7-14-21
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cause any impairment of the CAPT
tai of this Corporation, and provid-
ed further, that shares of it's own
capital stock belonging to this Cor
poration shall not be voted upon
directly or indirectly.
10. To promote or to aid in any
manner, financially or otherwise,
any corporation or association of
which any stocks, bonds or other
evidences of Indebtedness or secur-
tiles are held directly or indirectly
by this Corporation; and for this
purpose to guarantee the contracts,
dividends, stocks, bonds, notes and
other obligations of such other
corporations or associations; and
to do any other acts or things de-
signed to protect, preserve, i'm
| proye or enhance the value of such
stocks, bonds or other evidences OF
Indebtedness or securities.
20. To act as agent or factor fol
any person, firm or corporation.
21. To carry on any other, law
full business whatsoever which may
seem to the Corporation capable ot
being carried on in connection with
the above, or calculated directly OF
indirectly to promote the interes
of the Corporation or to enhance
the value of its properties; and tC
have, enjoy and exercise all the
rights, powers and privileges which
are now or which may hereafter
be conferred upon corporations or
: ganized under the same statutes
as this corporation.
%. To conduct its business lin
Guiding the holding, purchasing
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linwood.


The Bell Haven Co. to Oscar L.
Tubman ct uX. N. w. cor. of Ham.
ilton and Grant, 40 #. fr. Grant
ave. N. w. 40 #. by N. E. 1856 It. !;
Sept 8.
Linwood Gardens Co. to BERTHE
l.. Tompkins, Lynchburg, Va; lots
Is. Is, blk. l. plan of Linwood Gar
dens Co.; Sept 7.
Linwood Gardens Co. to Mary T..
Warner; lot 8, blk. l; Sept. 7.
Linwood Gardens Co. to Emma
A. Leap; lot Is, blk. /, plan of Lin.
wood Gardens: Sept. Z.
LinwoOd Gardens Co. to William
Hudson; lot 8, blk. 4. plan of lin
wood Gardens; Sept. Z.
Charles Il. Strouse, Jr., Buffalo.
N. Y, to Dorsey S. LeCompte: n.
T.. Ii. of Oaklane. 31082 It. S. L. of
Bog rd.. N. f. 121.63 IT. by S. L. so
It.: Sept 8.
Howard NJ. Fitzcharles ct Tx. to
Elijah B. Steelman; N. w. Ii. of w.
Jersey & Seashore r. r. Co, 200
IT. N. of Van SAINT ave-. N. SO degs.
30 min. by w. 1922 it.: Sept. 7.
Linwood Gardens Co. to Marga-
ret S. Schultz; lot 81. blk, |, Lin
wood Gardens Co.: Sept. s.
Ella W. Sharp ct vir, Phila., to
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Galloway township.

Germain-Hegeman Co. Inc. tc
Ella NJ Woods, Pittsburgh, Pa;
lots SO, "a. blk 81, map of Seaview
Park; Sept A.
A. ]. Bozarth Corp to J. Fl. Tu.t
ner ct ux.. Salt Lake City. Utah
lois 90, 81 blk. So, map of Egg
Harbor City Manor; Sept 8.
Germain-Hegeman Co., Inc. to
Nellie Crosby; lots 5, 6, blk. "a
map of Seaview Park; Sept. 8.
Emil Buekow ct Tx. to Aubrey l..
Waite; E. cor. OF Central and Oak.
S. +. 1926 IT. by N. f. 200 It. ;
Sept. T.
Mabel NJ. Lever ct vir, Phila.. to
Harry A. Spellman ct ais, PhiIa. :
S. Il degs. SO min. E. of Wrans,e-
borough I'd and Leeds ave, S. II
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lin, 703 Carolyn ave, Atlantic City
n. 81 dogs 45 min. w. OF Mill I'd.
and Oakland, S. So degs. 5 min. b.
w. 1886 It.; Sept. II.
John X. Rockelmann ct Tx.
Phila, to JJeJsse l.. Risley; cen
ire of Fairhill, S. SO dogs 10 min
by w. 775 IT.; Sept. 9.
Adelia Delaney ct Tx. to Beacl
Island Dew. Co; bk. N-3, pig. 4o5;
Sept. IS.
Daniel b. Frazier Co. to II. J
Mcmahon, New Lexington. Ohio
centre Ii. of Co. blvd, $500 it. n
E. of Holly St. N. +. 290.45 IT. by
S. E. 1900 It.; Sept. II.
James A. Grifiths to Lee w. S
Griffiths, Phila.; centre Ii. of Fera-
Seashore r. r., N. E. 1875 it. by
S. E. 1872 IT.; Feb. 10.
Samuel Bergstein ct uX. to Doro-
thy Werner; n. w. H. of Toulon,
$40 IT. S. w. of P'ville-Atlantic
City blvd, N. w. 100 TT. by S. w.
so IT.; Sept. 15
Joseph N. Culver ct Tx. to Beach
Island Dev. Co.; blk. N-3, pg. 4O5:
Sept. Is.
Frederick c. Herzog, Phila., to
Alphonse J. Nick ct ux.; N. Ii. of
Second, 80 IT. by 100 IT.; Sept A.
Atlantic City Co. to John a.
Heeren, Marion, s. D.; lots /, ., 5,
1, 5, blk. SO, sec. B; Sept. Is.
Molly Freeman ct vir to Dora
Coleman; lot 8, blk. 10, map of
Douglas Park; Sept A.
Jesse l.. Risley to Roy J. Walsh:
center Ii. of Fire rd. and 9th, N. 81
degs. 4 min. by W. 1875 It.; Sept. H.
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Somcrs Point.

Ocean City Harbors 10 Daniel
Krauss; lot s, sec. 4, map of Ocean
City Harbors; Sept. -.
Walter C.. Johnson ct Tx. 10 Dem
jamin r. Lashley; N. w. Ii. OF At
kinson. 65685 #. S. w. OF Mays
Landing-Somers PIT. blvd, S. -
dogs. So min. by N. w. 100 tt;
Sept. II.
Benjamin r. Lasbley ct Tx. to
Walter c.. Johnson; centre Ii. Of
Atkinson, 677.23 #. S W. OF Mays
LandingSomers PIT. blvd. S. Sc
dogs. Al min. 10 sec. by w. 100 IT.;
Sept. II.
Sadie A. Craigen, Washington
d. c., to William and Davis, Inc;
n. w. of Bayshore and Atkinson
ave, S. SO dogs. 16 min. by N. SO
degs. SO min; Sept 7.
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Eqq Harbor Township.

Solomon w. Good ct Tx. TO Egg
Harbor Commercial Bank; S. +. Ii
| of Phila., 1870 it. S. w of Arago, s
w. 40 It. by S. E. $50 tt; Sept. /.
Mary " H. Walsh, Phila.. to
MAZE r. Senneff; N. f. cor. of Nor.
man and Elsie aves., lots 25, 26 81,
%, 20, 40, sec. C; Sept. L.
James H. L. May ct ux. to Noah
w. Reid; N Al degs. SO min. by w.
1888 tt; Sept 8.
Christian Weller to Katharine S.
McNichol, Phila.; centre Ii. of Som
ers Pt.-Longport blvd, S. +. 50 IS
It. by w. 81 degs, g min; Sept g.
Anna Weinberg ct vir to The
County Of Atlantic; lots | to l /
incl, blk 5, ct ais; Sept. II.
Beresford Gale ct ux., Phila. 10
Ephraim Smith, Detroit, Mich;
lots 4D, 4E. IA, blk. 900, Egg Har.
Dor City; Sept. 3.
Beresford Gale eft ux.. Phila, TO
John Henry Fields, Chicago. IL;
lots iB, ga, blk. 272. Egg Harboy
City; Sept 8.
Kate V. Weber, Phila.. to Medora
Risley; S. cor. OF six acre lot big
20 jeremiah Risley, N. 81 degs. by
E, CHI. Sept. 8.
Emil Weller ct TX. to Robert
HasSenteufel ct uX.: S. Il. Ii. of
Liverpool, 80 #. S. w. OF Buerger,
S. L. $50 #. by S. w. 10 TT; Sept.
IL.
Catharine Pennan. New York
City, N. Y, to Kathryn Marie -Iul-
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Absecon Estates Co; Sept. 7.

/ Absecon Estates Co; Sept. 7.
Alfred II. Sturch to Marion l.
Joyce; lot As, As. blk. 1876, plan OF
Absecon Estates Co; Sept 7.
Talitha V. Rose to Absecon Land
Co; w. Ii. of Pitney, S. degs. 81
min S. w. of Altamont, N. So deEs
% min. AZ sec. by S. 8 degs. %
min; Sept. 7.
Alfred II. Sturch to Absecon Land
Co. lots 20, 81, %, 80, "a, blk. rs,
sec l Sept. 7.
Mainland Reilly Co. to Thomas
A. Carney; S. Ii. Of Penna., 1850 #.
w. of Bayview, S. 10 it. by w. so
IT.; Sept. 8.
Kay Realty Co. to Anthony n.
Porreca, Phila.; lots 80, 80, blk. l3.
map of White Horse Village; Sept
Z.
The Reliance Dew. Co. to Mary J.
Raphael; lots Y, 70, plan OF Pleas
ant View Park; Sept. Is
Kay Realty Co. to Frieda Korte
lot 7, blk 7, map of White Horse
Village; Sept. 10.
Kay Realty Co. to Theodore n
Carter; lot rs. blk. Is, map of
White Horse Village; Sept. Is.
Margaret Ireland TO Reuben Bah.
cock: N. w. Ii. of blvd, N. f. of
Colorado, N. w. $50 IT. by N. E. 50
IT.; Sept IS.
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degs. So min. by e. 661.13 #;
Sept. 10.
John Higgins ct ux. to Sun Real
! ty Co.; lot 102 Belmar ave, Sea
view Manor; Sept. II.
Joseph r. Miller ct ux., Phila.,
TO Thomas H. Dougan; N. H. of
Upland, N Sc degs. 20 min. ~ sec.
By +. 1873 IT,; Sept. II.
Maria Gillespie Smith to William
Frazier; bounded by Motifs creek,
N. by Duck creek; Sept. 10.
German Smith ct TX to William
Frazier; N. Ii. of creek and runs,
S. 44A dogs. by W. Is CHI; Sept.
10.
Andrew Chmielewicz, Phila, 10
The State Of New Jersey; N. w. of
lands belg. to Gilbert & O'Calla-
CHAN, S. E. Of State Highway Route
8, Section II, S. Al dogs. 81 min.
80 sec. by w. IT.; Sept A.
John Scanlon ct ux. to Thomas
Endicott, Oceanville, N. j.: N. cor.
of John Adylochetts, w. 3341a ii.
by N. w. 1914 TT; Sept. IS.
Richard D. Towel ct Tx. to Holly
Land Co; w. Ii. of Public I'd, S.
TN degs. by W. CHI "a H.; Sept.
IA.
Adolphus S. Johnson ct uX. TO
Harry L. Johnson; S. E. Ii. OF New
York I'd, S. of Nacot creek, IS IT.
E. by S. 100 IT.; Sept. IA.
William B.. Smith ct Tx. to Nice
las Clement ct ux.; N. f. Ii. of At
lantic, 217.S2 #. N w. of Third, n.
AZ dogs. As min. by E. 1854 IT.;
Sept. Is.
Arthur J. Fleming ct ux. to Will
lam II. Carroll; S. cor. of Agassiz
and Leipzig, S. f. 423 IT. by S. w
$50 IT.; Sept IA.
Margaret Fleming ct vir to Will
lam Fl. Carroll; S. w. H. of Agas-
siz, SIS it. 8 in. S. E. OF Leipzig. S.
E. of Agassiz, 289 it. S. w. 600 It.
by S. E. 1891 IT,: Sept. II.
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Northfieid.

Catherine Page to Hazel Broad
head; N. w. H. of w. Jersey and
Seashofe r. r., N. 81 degs. 8 min.
by w. 3266.93 it.; Sept. 7.
Ernest w. Sooy to John Milton
Sooy ct ux.; N. E. Ii. of Revere,
$40 it. f. of Franklin, E. 80 it. by
N. E. 10 tt; Sept 8.
Howard r. Cloud to David X.
Lake ct al: N. w. Ii. of Broad, $50
TT. S. w. OF Jackson, N. w. $50 It.
by S. w. SO it.; Sept. 8.
Nicholas C. Hampton ct Tx. to
Roscoe +. lngersoll ct ux. lot II,
plan of Mortified Plaza; Sept. IS.
Evelyn l. Chambers ct viz to
Robert E. Chambers; N. E. H. of
Davis. 800 It. N. w. of Second, N
w. % IT. by S. E. 25 IT.; Sept. Is.
Mary A. Franklin to Charles x
Gallagher; S. +. of Second, 1877 IT,
S. w. of Davis, N. f. AZ IT. by 8.
f. $50 IT.; Sept. Is.
Ida +. Hampton ct vir to Roscoe
f. lngersoll ct ux.; N of lot II. n.
Sc dogs. 40 min. 20 sec. by w. 1855
IT.; Sept. 10.
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AbSecon.

Mainland Realty Co. to Earl l..
Henninger ct uX.; N. H. of Penna.,
300 it. w. of Bayview. N. 1881 It.
by +. 1851 IT,; Sept. 8.
Alfred II. Sturch to Elijah beth VI.
Whyte; lot 10. blk. 1877, plan of
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PIcasantviIlc.

FlCdSdULVIiiC.
Thomas B. Wootton to Katherine
B. Lang; S. E. Ii. of Shore I'd, ia
1t. S. w. of Edgewater, S. w. 1916
IT. by S. E. 1873 IT,; Sept. 8.
William Crescent ct Tx. to Katil-
ryn A. Jeffries, Phila.; lots 40, ii,
sec. 4; Sept. 20.
Theodore Philippi ct Tx. to Chas.
Ferretti; N. E. Ii. of Richmond, sos
it. N. w. OF New I'd, N. e. 1875 IT.
by N. w. 80 It.; Sept. 8.
Meme Ramondi ct ais. to Theo-
dore Philippi; N. E. Ii. OF Rich
mond 305 IT. N. w. of New rd., n.
L. 1875 #. by N. w. 80 IT.; Sept. 9.
Sarah F. Harris to Thomas Met
finger ct ux; s. Ii. of Greenway,
695.19 IT. w. of Cedar, S. 10000 It.
by e. SO IT.; Sept. 8.
Pleasantville Mutual Loan and
Bldg. Assn. of N. J. to Spencer
Dennis; s. w. Ii. of fremont, $40
#. S. L. of New I'd, S. L. 80 It. by
s. W. $40 IT.; Sept. 7.
Marie Fredericks, Pennsburg, Pa,
to Katie V. Kline; 10 it. S. w. of
Oakland, S. w. 20 #. by S. E. 81 It.;
Sept. 8.
Ezra A. Lake ct uX. to William
Conner; s. w. Ii. of Adams. 2l0 It,
N. w. of Gladstone, S. w. 1875 IT. by
N. w. 80 IT.; Sept. 8.
Howard +. Morganweck ct TX. 10
J. Ward Weaver; w. Ii. of Plaza
pl., 4O8.67 TT. S. of Shore rd., w.
1924 #. by S. SO it.; Sept. 8.
James o. Keane ct Tx. to Pleas
antville Real Estate Co; S. w. Ii.
of Oakland, SIS #. s. F. OF Prospect.
s. L. 80 it. by S. w. sS.5 IT,; Sept.
7.
Frederick Parsells ct ux. to Geo.
f. Dewey ct nix; N f. Ii. of Church
st. and New Jersey, s. +. 50 IT, by
N. E. 125 IT,; Sept. 7.
Byron L. Martin ct uX. to Caleb
B. Mathews; N. +. Ii. of Greenfield. !
151.13 IT, S. E. of Shore I'd. N. L.
1913 1T. by S. w. 1852 it.; Sept. g. /
William p McGrath. Jr., TO Isaac
Johnson. Norristown, Pa; w. Ii. of
9th, $50 #. S. of California, S. $50
It. by w. $50 It.; Sept. 8.
Theresa NJ. Dobbs ct vir. Pauls-
boro. N. j.. to Calvin S. Nickerson,
lot 10. blk. IS, map of Pleasant
vile: Sept IL.
Charles S. Adams ct uX. to Leo
Ward; N. w. Ii. of Columbia, 80 IT,
N. L. of Ashland. N. L. 20 TT. by W.
100 tt; Sept. 10.
The Pleasantville Land Co. TO
Leo Ward; N. w. Ii! of Columbia
210 It. S. w. of Fernwood, N. ".
1iO IT. by S. w. 1853 It.; Sept. 10,
Charles w. lngcrsoll ct ux. to
Robert NJ. MacLean; l25 IT. S. Il. oil
Wesley and Gladstone. S. w. 100 tt.
by S. f. 40 it.; Sept. 3.
David Laing to Rozena d. Chism;
N. L. H. OF Spruce, 60 It. S. E. OF
Chalfonte. S. e. 60 IT. by N. T.. 1925
IT.: Sept. 8.
Lavinia M. Farmer ct vir to Lou
Use Deaney; S. H. of Oneida. 1870 It.
S. w. of Belmont. N. w. 50 IT, by
S. w. 100 tt; Sept. IL.
Howard ID. Jensen ct ux, Phila.,
TO George NJ. Barton ct ux; N. f.
of Washington, 800 IT, N w. Of
New I'd, N. +. $50 IT. by N. w. 80
it.: Sept. <.
Herbert J. Risley ct ais. to Jesse
l.. Risley; S. L. Ii. of Edgley, S. w
of Bayview. S. L. IS It. by S. w.
120 it.; Sept. A.
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Mainland Real Estate Transfers

Engineers Investment Co; n, W
Ii. of Shore rd.. 3.7S oh. n. +. oi
lands belg. to Anna w. Risley, N.
SIZE degs. by w. 1913 CHI; Sept.
Is.
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He who lives for self and self
alone is successful failure.
A dear girl is apt to make a poor
young man feel cheap.
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YACHT STARTING OV
 WORLD TOUR ID CALL AT P0RT 0F SEWARD
FOUR WINDS EN ROUTE TO THIS PORT; SIR GUY GAUNT, OWN
 FIR AND SKIPPER

The auxiliary powered schooner yacht Four Winds, with Sir Guy Gaunt, retired rear admiral of the British navy in comand as owner, nosed out thru the Strait of Juan de Fuca recently on the first leg of a round-the-world pleasure cruise.
 Sir Guy plans run up the Alas kan coast as far as Seward and from here will drop down to Hawaii He will remain at the islands until the close of the season and proceed to the Mediterranean.
 The Four Winds was purchased in Seattle last September and was then the schooner Erie. Admiral Gaunt took the four-masted ship to Victoria and outftted her into an elegant sail- ing yacht. Tn addition to masters quarters below, there are accommo- dations for six guests and a commo- dious living room. Everything was made as shipshape as only a British admiral could order.
 The Four Winds is flying the en- sign of the British naval reserve and also the flag of the Royal Thomas Yacht club. The owners, personal flag is decorated with the symbol of gray goose.
 Admiral Gaunt first sailed as a boy of fl in a windjammer and is the only admiral in the Royal navy since Nelson's day who was elevated from enlisted ranks.
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PLATIlME their living over washtubs or in factories.
 "The fraternal system is one of the strongest forces in social up- lift in America. Homes for the aged, sickness and disability funds, juvenile homes and schools, hos pitals, tuberculosis sanatoria, and educational funds are some of the benevolent activities the societies support. Foresters has been a leader in the philanthropic movement. It main tains tuberculosis sanatoria at Rainbow Lake in the Adirondacks and Lopez Canyon, near Los Angeles. In addition it has an or phanage at Oakville, Ont, where children of deceased members are cared for in a wholesome home at- mosphere, given their chance in life and developed in mind and body into fine types of men and women"
 The Independent Order of For esters which is one of the strong est fraternal societies has insuY ance in force in excess of $150 000,000 The order has paid cu in insurance benefits Ss1 ,000, 900 h the last fifty years. Its reservek l and surplus total $40. .oo0. 900
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FIRST CLASS MAIL WILL BE DISTRIBUTED LOCALLY
 HALF HOUR BOAT ARRIVAL

Hereafter, Seward mail arriving on vessels from the South, will be the first mail to be discharged from the ships. Chas. Sheldon, postmaster, states under the new plan local first class mail will be delivered immediate ly to the postoffice and that citizens should be in receipt of late mail a half hour after the arrival of vessel at the dock.
 Seward mail will be sorted on the incoming vessels and will be the first lifted from out the hatches. Mail for other points will be discharged after the local mail is on the dock.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-15
ANOTHER TOURIST PARTY

The latter part of July, or early in August, about 30 tourists from Milwaukee will arrive in Seward from the south, according to Alaska Railroad headquarters. From the h. terior the party will make the trip around to Dawson and out by way of Skagway.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-15
MAKING FINE SHOWING

The gravel crew which has been sta- tioned in Seward for some weeks past is going ahead like house afire with the local trestle filling, according to observers, but it will be two or three weeks yet before they have the job completed and move north. They are about 40 men in all.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-15
|. O. o. F. NOTICE

Anniversary meeting, Monday, May r, 1926. Will take place at s:3o af- ter Rebekah meeting. Rebekah and Oddfellow sojourners invited to at tend and join us in our luncheon. For the benefit of all Rebekahs and Odd Fellows with their friends.
 By order Of the Committee.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-15

CHICAGO =. Fraternal benefit societies have educated 3,4O0,O0O boys and girls in the United States in the last fifty years and have kept 1,16O.0OO persons out of poorhouses and orphan asylums, according to Frank E. Hand. Su- preme Vice Chief Ranger of the h. dependent Order of Foresters in an address here.
 These societies have paid out over $4,0O0,000,000 in benefits n the last half century," said MT. Hand whose order has a member ship of 165,000 in the United States and Canada They have given financial relief to 2.300.000 familie, and have made il unnec- sssary for l.230. .000 widows to earn
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-15
ciRAWFoRDs DEPARTING

MT. and Mrs. EdIw. Crawford, well known local residents, are among those who have made reservations on the SJS. Yukon to Seattle. MT. Crawford will undergo special med ical care while in the States.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-15
LATARoP RETURNING HOME

Capt. A. E. Lathrop, president of the sHealy River Coal Corporation, and owner of the Empress theater circuit, is returning north on the SsS. Alaska after making an extend ed business trip east.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-15

The measles epidemic on the Yukon river has been checked and no new cases have been reported, according to recent advices from the Bureau Of Education headquarters.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-15
SUNDAY DINNER AT GRILL

Music, dancing and a choice menu, published elsewhere in this issue. is awaiting you at the Seward Grill (Sun- day) tomorrow. adv.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-15
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