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Arizona state miner., 1926-05-29
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SUM MONS

In the Superior Court of Maricopa
County, State Of Arizona.
j. B. Blakley, Plaintiff,
Pansy Harmon Trout and
S. A. Trout, her husband,
and A. T. Hammons, as Su-
perintendent Of Banks, in
and for the State of Ari-
zona, Defendants.
The State of Arizona to Pansy Har-
mon Trout and S. A Trout, her hus-
band, and A. T. Hammons, as Super
intendent of Banks, in and for the
State of Arizona, Defendants, Greet
ing:
You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to appear in an action brought
against you by the above named plain
tiff in the Superior Court Of Mari
copa County, State of Arizona, and
answer the Complaint therein filed
with the Clerk of Said Court, at Phoe-
nix, in said County within twenty
days after the service upon you Of
this Summons, if served in this said
County, or in all other cases within
thirty days thereafter, the times
above mentioned being exclusive Of
the day of service, or judgment by
default will be taken against you
Given dnder my hand and the seal
OF the Superior Court of Maricopa
County, State of Arizona, tbs 10Th
day of April, 1926
CLAUDE S. BERGMAN,
Clerk of said Superior Court
Ty N. c.. MOORE, Deputy Cl6rk
=: st pub May S-,ast pub May 2o
Arizona state miner., 1926-05-29

Recently there was enclosed with
every subscribers monthly bill al
insert stating "The Voice is Mightier
than the Pen" A few days later a
subscriber sent in his check, return
ing the insert with this inscription
on the reverse side of same eff you
really believe that the voice is might
ier than the pen, next month I'll come
in and speak piece. and keep my
check"
Arizona state miner., 1926-05-29
FOR OVER 40 YEARS

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Relieves by local application, and the
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through the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces, thus reducing the inflammation.
Sold by all druggists.
F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. Ohio
Arizona state miner., 1926-05-29
THEODORE ROOSEVELT SAID:

Knowing what you are going to buy-wh
you are going to pay-BEFORE YOU LEAVE
spending. Just few moments spent in read
well as an an actual dollars and cents saving ir
dollar is exactly the same as earning one.
When we opened our sale last Friday me
Thursday Ito arrange stock for the EVENT. we
rush. Frankly we could not handle the CROWD
Saturday. We beg the patience of those whom
trust they will come again as the Sale is goin:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-14
Mem mind arany, ami fenylik

m Akanniyen kereskedovel bsget az ember egyebet
panazkodas Tele mnden uzletember panassz ell
keseredesse Az zek vaahogy roul mennek kozonseg mem
usaro lapokban pedig msra jelennek cikke me-
yk ragyogo keeben mona be orsgban duhongo haamas
prosperasrol emondak, hogy multi hav payro eguobbl
ket h6napan gyarak vannak hamoz
reneseke tees er6vel dogoznak muheyek munkasok
ovedeme aand6 biztos, sokan time dogoznak So
penz keeskedok meg tja Naphoat acso
ognak zeteibn aneku hogy egy beveeuk vona Ruha
ehernemu ep6kereked6 asresz butoro mindmnd panasz
kozonseg vasaro fenartasahoz zukeges
osszeg bak elte termhi Erhetetlennek mgmagyarzha
atannak tetsz dolog Probauk megvizsgan ez kerdest
mondunk, atj hogy hat honapja rendeen dol
gok kt hetenkin esedtke paara halos bzonsag
gal zamhat haz aszonta Az uos6 feevben ICY azeo
azonban honapok harom n napot
aaan gye dogoo kenyerkereso Ami k penz volt bank
ban dok eokkentettek igenyeke
most hogy jobra oru helye megmaradnak reg ksebb g
mye bzos keresetb6 mnen k hetben bankba van
doro bizonyos 0zeg reg munanelku hona
pok emlek ajdamaan ker nnek haasa aa oan gondonak
fetetlen ekovekeznd6 napokra, amenny ca brnak
feeteszne kozoneg egyk azfrt vasaro mivel leg
keegs utan fennmarad0 penzt
barlkba teszi. MegakartJa.
cipo megapaatja masodszor is aki azeott suszter ee
tavay ere valo kaap, meg j6 lez den is
nnep6 megrja Egysz6val eg6z vonaon frezheto a
Rarekoskodas emberek egyik csoportjanaL
nezzuk csnal mask, nagyobbk csopor? Az auto
forgalom mereekben n0veksk mahnap mar utcan
ehet esz maskp hajtan koc mint l6peben au6k
mndenk Akar pnze jovedelme akar
Mem ontos, hogy brjae bugyearsa teike ntarta
javas koltgkre, rze ponto megfizeteere? Ia szomsd
max komana akkor nekem ke hogy egyen akar telk
akar Hvaalos kmutatas autok so zzaeat
reszsre hav t0eszsre adjak Sokan meg lefizeteshez
szsges vr egyhamad szeve rendekezne meg AIT is
azert auot vnek Mem gondolnak honpra
Mem gondona hogy even kerszl ke nyogn havon
ia kocs arat kzet keservesen ar be is
cerehe vagy egy nagy oseg kohetnek javtta-
Ennek ujabban eep6 auoorunek adjak autan
obb keresked6k Ruha ot ehernemt senk
gyre rongyosan mnden ami tapaasan kivu
marad megy autora.
Csak yarosunkban azakra oyan kocslk
yer esd6kes reszleteket vasarlok brta enl
ICY vsszaadak mar bezeett zegeet elvesztettek
Ha vaaknek fogakoza zete hivaasa megklvanJa az
an vegyen De- aknek cupan szoakozasra uxusra kel
rendes lakasa ruha vetkezk ha
szagud6 ordogszrbe fek belle penze Samos oyan magyar
koonk M uagert nehezen ad dolart de dol
szaadg Konyyre ehe vasan oe ke dolart
heti gazoln kotsegs, ennek sokszorosat teszi XII.
tudas intelgenca fontos, hanem az
ogy auoa vaaknek nncs Egy azonban bizonyos
ICY halad akko auopar gy sulyo gazdasag val
nyomoritja nemoka amyenre vagon vol
meg pelda
Azutan harmadk copornak auora, ruhara, cpo
re- felix Merit vannak lyene is szamoan 10
z0ttink Eek gyalog jarnak auto nekul is bodogok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-14
MI A BAL?

Ket jo barat talalkozi!1.
Mi bajod, he, hogy ugy log
az orrod?
A felesegemet negy hetre
fiird0re lkiildte az orvos.
Sose busulj, pajtas, maid le-
telik az negy het.
Hiszen epp az a bal, patas,
hogy mar leteH.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-14
FENYEGETEs.

Foleskedtek az ujoncokat es ez
alkalomb6l fohadnagy beszedet
tartott, amelyben a tobbek kozott
.ezeket mondotta
Tehat, aki az esk1t megsze-
gi. AIT kidobjak hadseregbol e.
becsukjak Es azonkivul meg
masvilagon is igen nagy kellemet
lens6gei lesznek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-14
MITT LATHAM 0TTHoN?
(Folvtatas az 1-sU oldalr6l.)

Abban az ld0Den, amlKor Qua
haza a keszpenz annyira draga
volt, hogy $3.50 szazalek kamatot
is szivesen fizettek a kolcsontve-
v6k, nagyon sok amerikas magyar
utaltatta haza a penzet s hasznal-
ia ait busasan j0vedelmez6 spe-
kulaci6ra. A legnagyobb magyar
bankok egyike, t0bb mint felmil-
li6 dollar amerikas magyar penzt
helyezett igyl XII kolcsonokre, ket
.ev alatt megduplazva a toketulaj-
'donos altal befektetett 0sszeget.
Azonban meg ma is kaphat az
ember betetje utan 1915 szazalek
| evi kamatot. A budapest el6kelo
es biztos penzintezetek idegen va
lutaban is elfogadnak beteteket 81
szivesen fizetnek azutan - ha a
penz hosszabb idore lie van kotve
l. evi 1915 szazalek kamatot.
A kereskedelem pang. Ma mar
legelokel1bb i1etek is atvettek
az amerikai szokast, reszletfize-,
tesre adnak mindent, csak vasar-
Il6 kerulj jon. Regi, tekintelyes, be.
Ikeben vagyonos cegek mentek
tonkre, a nehez idoket atusz6k is
csak tengodnek, alkalmazottalk
legnagyobb reszet elbocsatottak
S boldogok, ha uzletiiket fem bir-
| jak tartani.
| A legt0bb kereskedo a penz in
gadoz6 ertekenek tudhatja be
| csodbe jutasat. Ma mar .ez a hely-
izet megsziint, a magyar korona
nemzetk0zi erteke allando, egy
ldollar odahaza ma SIC er tobbet,
mint egy, vagy ket evvel ennek-
e16tte.
| Ket evvel ezel6tt nagyszeril
|szinhazi szezon volt, minden este
zsufolasig megtelt minden szin-
}haz, kabare, mulat6hely. Ma egesz
maskep all helyzet. Amikor ott-
hon jartam ugy Budapesten, mint
videken barmilyen helyre lehetett
jegyet kapni, az eloadasok felig
megtelt hazak elott folytak lie. vi
deki varosokban plane nagy; ne
hezsegekkel kiizd a szinhaz. Mis-
kolcon peldaul majusban mar fel
: helyarak mellett folytak az elo-
Il adasok. Otven cent volt legjobh
:! jegy ennek dacara, joforman es-
Il ter0l-estere, iires hazak mellett
Y jatszott a kitiino tarsulat. A szin-
haz mindjobban kezdi elveszlteni
nepszeriiseget helyet mozi fog
: lalia ell. Gombamodra szaporod-
; max a mozg6szmhazak. Igaz, hogy
: az itteni rendszert, folytatola
t COS eloadasokat mem ismerik. Els.
: te kezdik meg a jatszast, ket
! esetleg harom eloadas van napon-
ia. A helyek szamozottak s az
S aruk is kil0nb0z6, joforman So
: rok szerint. Az amerikai filmek
/ par h6napi kesessel, mind bemu.
: tatasra keriilnek. Amig otthor
voltam, szamtalan olyan film hir
detest LATHAM, amit lit, varosunk
/ ban h6napokkal ezelott bemutat
k tax. Neha persze a rim koril van
r max bajok. XII ne emlekezne arr;
: nagyszerii filmre, melynek ci
l. me a "Covered Wagon volt
l. Pesten is adtak, csak cimet te
e vesztettek ell, ICY hirdettek: 'Co
II vered Wagon (Megtehenesiil
szeker). Persze, allik tudtak an
u golul, iol mulattak tevedesen.
Az ejjeli mulatohelyek nincse
It'll mex mar mar zsufolva, azok lato
"A gatoir6I legt0bb esetben olvass
m az ember, hogy sikkasztottak
par nap mulva vagy Duns
vagy egy revolvergolyo aran mt
y nekednek meg a torveny sujtol
re kezet6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-14
Nit LATHAM Moszkvaban? 1rta: Henry Bsraud
(Folytatas.)

LATHAM egy eegans hoeben amelyet hatalomra utot
kasag gazga gaz munkasoka ak demezto condben ehor
gasot fejjel atak ebben atanos zavarban volt vam
bunresssg knos dtsegebo szovethote sze1neyHetenek
egyed kee vona ennie hogy febn teremben
urnak rezze maga fogasok suhana aszaok kozo
obs ckok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-14

EIVtarS KaVet! :
Igen, elvtars azonnal
Kocsonyazo malacpecsenyet hozzon, elvtars.
= A szamlat!
Tessek, elvtars Koszon0m..
Els en- keresem Dkatort. Diktaort Nepet ugy ahogy
LATHAM o m esen nepbiztossag szovjetje dvatudonsa
gok arusit6inak sovjetje k00t gy6zelmesen fevonun
Az e6kel6 vendego pnc6rei akk eher smokngban buzg6
mndent aha6 rszeSei; pedig
kvana hogy kommunsa nepuraom ervenyen egyesekne
partokban Icy aztan protarikaura betejesil Macy
Moszkva Szaloda szeme yzetenek zovjeeben megmaha
dkator Nos olvas6m gazsg Aol
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28
Vanguard of the Polar ExDeditiOG
 Reaches Nenana
NENANA, Alaska. - The van guard of the Wilkins trans-polar expedition arrived here Tuesday.

DETR0IT-The personnel and material of the Detroit Aviation so- will soon be en route to Point Bar row. Captain George Hubert Will kins whe heads the expedition ex- poets to leave here in few days. He will be accompanied by Major Thomas Lamphier. of the Air Ser vice of the United States Army, who has been granted a leave of absence to make the flight as an unofficial observer. Lieutenant Carl B. Ell son of the Air Service Reserve who is a former Alaska mail pilot, and who is to handle the controls of Captain Wilkins plane, will leave Seattle February en route to Fair banks where he will supervise the construction of canvas hangars for the two Fokker planes of the expe- dition. The planes are now at Has Brouek field, New Jersey, and are to start by freight Saturday for se- attle.
 Sergeant c. M. Wiseley of Cleve- land, who has been released by the Army for the expedition. is a high class airplane mechanic, and will be chief trouble shooter for the expedi- tion. He will accompany the planes from Has Brouck to their destina- tion when the entire equipment will be assembled at it's Alaskan base The personnel of the expedition will number scarcely more than a dozen men. Of these four will be me- chanics, two radio men, and possi- bly two Eskimos.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28
$28,00O Bullion Shipment Made From We'll Known
 Northern B. C. Mine

Engineer Gold Mines, Atlin, B. O., recently made a $2S,O00 shipment of bullion to the Dominion assay office in Vancouver, says an article in the Financial News (New York; Shipments of concentrates also have been made to the Tacoma.
 The favorable reports recently made to the officers by Carl 0. Lind berg, and Geo. M. Brown, reaffirm the favorable reports of the previ- ous engineers who reported on the property, and there is every indiea- ton that the property has most at tractive future possibilities. It is expected that the present rate of production will be maintained until the hydro-electric power plant has been increased to 1,200 h. D., when facilities will be available to in crease production up to 300 tons per day
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28

Miss Fanette Steele was given a genuine surprise last night at the home of Mir. and Mrs. M. O. John son when about 25 friends arrived during brief visit to the Coulter home, to help celebrate her birth day anniversary. Bridge. Pit, stunts and music furnished the entertain ment for the evening. bridge prizes being awarded Mrs. Cochrane and fIr. Gurr for high scores, and Miss IIagerty and MT. Mcclellan for low. In the game of Pit, Victor Hoddin- ott scored high while Miss Wilma Corbin was low. A lighted birthday cake made it's appearance with oth- CT dainty refreshments served by Miss Frances Steele and Mrs. C. E. Hagie at small tables following the card games.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28
ALEUTIAN GROUP Is WEIRD LAND
 SAYS REPORT

Lying like a huge suspension ridge, one end of which is fastened North America and the other to i'd Asia, the Alaska Peninsula and he Aleutian Islands describe a tre- .nendous geographic arc across the North Pacific. Atop it lies the Be- ing Sea, which appears to be so heavy as to weight down the bridge so that tae arc it describes is almost perfect.
 It is a mystic land today It is known, but most of it is unmapped and it's idiosyncrasies are manifold At the American end is the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes, that weird land of fire and steam, where the earth belches flame, smoke, hot gas and clouds of vapor. and where treacherous quicksand lies in wait
  to trap the unwary. And here is where there is river with it's bed higher than it's banks, and where a desolate and ruined landscape mocks the visitor.
 Following the peninsula one en- counters massive glaciers, hidden lakes, volcanoes that lie dormant or supposedly extinct, as Katmai had lain until it exploded with a fury that was heard 750 miles away and left the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes as evidence of it's power.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28

jumps to Sumatra and fattens out like the cross of a T, running east to the Pacific and west to the Indi- an Ocean.
 Here the parade reaches its final bivouae and ceases. And all along that line of march the steps of the procession are marked by the roar Of eruption and the flare of lava torches and incandeseent sand IL Is violent march they play and sometimes it shakes the earth and wreeks cities. of which the recent cataelysm in Japan gives horrible evidence.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28
ChaS. Benjamin Files for the
 Legislature
We'll Known Local Business Man Will Make Race on
 the Republican Ticket

Charles Benjamin of Wrangell has filed as a candidate for the Territorial legislature.
 MT. Benjamin came to Alaska 22 years ago, and for the past 20 years has been engaged in the mercantile business in Wrangen.
 He has always been known as a progressive public spirited citizen, and is at the present time presi- dent of the Wrangell Commercial Club.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28
Investigating

The Geological Survey Of the De partment of the Interior. Che Gen eral Land 0aace and the unittd States Coast and Geoaetie Survey are conducting investigations Ia this weird land Each year lheir experts are mapping il, laying it out and determining its character Each year they return with news that add to the picturesqoeness Of ths place. and every lime they rc turn they have craving to 60 hach and investigate the many unknown features that stlll lie hidden.
 Among the most recent discover ios have been thoss h connection with the giant Aniakchat crater and others in thht vicinity. These were made bY a party sent ont bY the Geological Survey. an annual expedition under the leadership of R H Sargent. topographic expert of ths survey. These discofsfies throw new light on several features of this remarkable country. which might bs termed Americas powder magazine.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28

sr VII 6e sufficient io provide for the development ahead Of proaoc- tion. and for a production ID to 500 tons per auy
 Both Mir Lindberf and ar. Brown Intend to return 10 the prop. eriy ai rho beginning Of another season 10 thoroughly eheet the sin. Ger operations and to confer aith the eompauy'a manager. MT nank. e. renreing ths future policies of development for increasing preauc. ton
 During the winter months The sinking ef the shaft 10 the i.oo0. fooi level win bs continued and production and development win bs inrreasea as rapidly as nsw orc ais. closures and power facilities wiil permit
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28

BRUSSELS-Belgium said fare we'll to Cardinal Mercier today with the king as the chief mourner fol- lowing the coffin on foot. The body was borne through the streets of the capital amid tolling bells, booming of minute guns and the strains of funeral marches played by massed army bands. American Ambassador William Philips and Marshal Foch were in the cortege. The body is being taken back to Malines and on Friday afternoon interment services will be held in the Strombauts cath edral
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28

WAsmEoToN - President Cool. llxs has approved the flve.yeaf sus. pension from military service im= posed hy court martial on colonel William mItehsll of fhe army air service. but modified The sentence % that Mitchell wili receive all ai. lowanees and ane-half pay during that period.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28
Giant Bears

Giant Kodiak bears lope about over the terrain, terrifying in their size-they often attain length of twelve and one-half feet-indiffer- ent to man and beast. as if they were conscious of the security their sizes give them. The initiates in that weird land say that it requires many bullets of large caliber to stop them once they are aroused.
 There are 42 volcanoes in the Alaskan Peninsula and the Aleu- ,ian Islands. Some of them are a. ave; some of them are dormant. -ome of them are eXtinct-sufts-
 lily so. There is the giant crate
 Aniakchak, which from a dis
 4nee appears to be but circle ol leaks, but once one of these .ts , aseended it becomes apparent that .ere is the mute mouth of a terres- .ial monster. which may or may not be eternally silent From all appearances, at least from cursory glanees, the crater is dead. but hid den away in the vast floor a warm spring bubbles-a wicked warning that appearances sometimes are de- eeiying. The peninsula and the is- lands are a part Of a garland of vol eanie chains that is festooned rath- CT fantastically about the Asiatie Pacific Starting with Katmai- and excluding the volcanoes in in- terior Alaska. Mt. Wrangell and Mt Edgeeombe-it scallops it's way, convex to the ocean, thousands of miles 10 tropical sumatra. where it runs out. to the east. into the paci- an Ocean
 This garland begins with Katmai and one has the impression that here is the start of a tremendous procession From Katmai it pro- eeeda to cross the peninsular-inaul brldse descending beneath the sea after it leaves Che Near Islands. arising again al Boring Island. and then leapine across 10 Kamchaika There Il turns sharply 10 the left and runs south, at right angles to Us former line Of march. until fl enters the kurlle Islands
 r continues south through this archipelago until Il reaches Japan and then. at ihe center of the ls- land Empire. ss T it were weary Of the procession. detachment leaves the column and deserts Into The Pa eihe. where Il runs oui several hun. dred miles from the shore
 The remainder Of the parade con. iinues south. across the sea Co For. mosa. and then. tarning southeast. hurdles to ihs Philippines Il again divides ln these islands. forkinK to The southeast to reach the Celebes and awerxinr to the southwest in. 10 Dornso. From these islands it
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28

WASHINGToN-Leaving the sen. ate for the night Senator Borah, leader of the opponents to the World Court, addressing a radio au- dienee said: We do not regard this contest as closed, but instead We will carry it back to the people and make it an issue in every pre- cinct in the United States
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28

sPoKANE-The uprooting of a tree by a storm last week in the viz einity of Clarks Fork. Idaho. re- vealed two feet Of a vein of silver lead ore. The vein is 30 feet wide and of undetermined length. The ground all along the spot had been prospected for a generation Comp ton and Whitney are the owners.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28
ATLTN sILvER-LEAD MINES
 WILL GET TRAM AND MILL

Federal Smelling & Refining Com pany is furnishing funds with which q tramway and mill will be built for Atlin silver-Lead Mines. in the same general district as the Engin- Ger. In return the Guggenheim outfit is to receive 75 per cent of the profits until the advance is re- paid.
 This property Is on Vaughn Mountain. i4 miles south of Atlin. B. C. and results from the diseov- cries and promotions Of NJ Run ner. who hus spent a quarter-een- tnry in the district. Four eompres- sor drills were installed the past summer. after the ouggenheims took over the financial responsi- biiity
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28
United States
 Enters the
 World Court

WASHINGTON - American ad- herenee to the World Court was ap- proved today by the Senate. The vote on the ratification was 76 to IT. This was 14 more than the nec- essary two-thirds. The vote for rat ification was supported by 40 Re- pubioans and 36 Democrats, while l4 Republicans, two Democrats and one Farmer Labor Senator voted against 1t.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28

SEATTLE - The names of ex- elusive institutions such as the Ra- nier Club. the Arctic Club. the Ar Hngton Coli Club. are being brought Into the testimony of the Olmsfed case. as wholesale patrons Of Olmsted.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28

SEATTLE Formally reeog= niglnF In his opening campaign for reelection the fact that his name bad been mentioned n the Olmated conspiracy case testimony Mayor Brown charged that the houses Of worship aha fho courts Of the city are now being used Tor political purposes Brown promised that the coming campaign would be one Of the liveliest and most interesting iu the history of the city
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28

WASHINGTON - Senator Frank L. Greene of Vermont had a faint ing spell late today in the Senate chamber. He suffered a stroke of paralysis two years ago after being shot by a prohibition agent who was firing at a bootlegger.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28

SEATTLE - The Admiral Rog CTS sailed north Wednesday morn ing with 75 passengers including fourteen for Karheen and eighteen for Tokeen. Those booked for Wran- gell are Kenneth Nelson, Louis Wigg. Harry Nelson.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28

SEATTLE-Bailey F. Willard, 76. an Alaska pioneer. and a former territorial senator from the Valdez district, and developer of the Cliff granite mines, died at his home in this city.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28

J. c. Grant who has been in a sanitarium at Portland returned home on the Princess Mary Tuesday morning. He appears to be entire ly recovered from his recent ail- ment.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28

WASHINGTON = The schools Of every ely of the nation are urged by Secretary of Navy Wilbur ta Join In ttoo.Ooo campaign to restore the historical frigate Constitution
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28

HARTFORD = Governor John Trumbull will be guests of Presi- dent and Mrs. Coolidge in Washing ion next week after which they will go 10 Florida. The Presidents son. John and the Governors daughter, Florence. are sweethear,s
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-28

WASHINGTON - General ]. J.. pershing. head of the Taena Africa Plehiscite commission. has rendered his resignation to take effect im- mediately upon his departure from Africa.