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Seward daily gateway., 1926-04-08

Jeferson's Day bridge and whist party, April 13, Odd Fellows Hall, on Tuesday evening at o'clock, under the auspices of Woman's Club. Gen eral admission to the public 50 cents.
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MASS SUNDAY MORNING

Mass will be held at the Catholic Church Sunday morning at 10 o'clock Father A. J. Markham will arrive in Seward this evening from Anchorage remaining over until next Monday.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-04-08

Fred's Kitchen, Seward newest food emporium, threw it's doors wide open to the public this morning. Chef F. Schrenger announced he would hence forth be open morning, noon and nite.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-04-08

Dr. c. A. Pollard, proprietor of the Dental Clinic at Anchorage, was a bus mess visitor in town last night. re- turning this morning to the Inlet.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-04-08

CALGARY, April 8. (P)-The fire at Banff is under control after de- stroying the North wing of the central pavilion of the hotel. The c. P. R. rushed 500 men to battle the flames
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NOTICE TOtTHE PUBLIC

Having disposed of the Alaska Cafe, Seward, Alaska, I am not responsi- ble for any debts after March 29, 1926.
 (Signed) F. J. Finn.
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"The facts we'll told" Subscribe to the Seward Weekly Gateway. $500 a year.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., April 6. OP) The United Kingdom with $75,S44,- AT took most of this country's exports
Seward daily gateway., 1926-04-08

Auto paints and varnishes at J. L.. Graef. u.
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IDT NlGS FROM
Al KANDR|A

Ar.Ex i NDRTA. va, June 5. =
The case Of James Harrison
charged with making home breW
was dismissed BY Judge snow. 20 TO-DAY Z
tIsana az alcohol III one OF the bottles
- heer which was offered as evil
danca hv fl1e nolice. Judge Snow
S,aiS +,,st 3 slatfars from the Federal
-, fssa rt,,1ei1t stating that
IL, h So coy,tair,ed 4.gS per cent
sleoy, Ne yras moi admissible under Il
,e,s,sas.,,ti,,1 fnr violating the city
5rv law THE police were instructed
~ ref,lrn 9arrison's homebrewt1g
o,,tf,t ga saveral hays of emptv
l,ea+ ,offlas
Ernest Jones, colored charged
vesT II iaII James Bigeers. charged
svif;, r,ssire 4 street car while dis
.l,arcS,so nassergers. was fined S2S.
1880 fs,,siya rnlnrsd CHARGED with
sat 49,, - Two small hoffIes 81
, a,,,.,, 80, ,ssas gi,1sS saf) IA
- s 80
rss.son ~ last s.. nirl1f II was sl decided to
clean mn fine old first PRESBYTERIAN
cenneterv fhe Oldest in the city.
The committee on the sale Of flags
, 80 s,,Is.. that 2ae fIags had besn
s,,is ~ ,,sa,.sI,a,, Il. ar aacarafityn
D r,,s,,os.e. -. N-''e1.
20 l'19sa'
The 193d commencement exercises
~ tbe EniseonaI Seminary closed
vesterdav when eight deacous and
one priest were ordained. Burgess
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After leay-
ing school he
played PROBES.
sional baseba
with several
teams IN and
around Wash
tmGton he
stopped play,
ing baseball
IN 1913 and
went into the
papeFin &.
painting and
jobbing bust
ness and has
been In that
line ever
since.
49, ar
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Today We Want Y0n to Meet
vi. 4. MORELAND.
JObbilIg Contractor

NJ. K. Moreland was bon
April zs. 1885. II this city AMI
received his education II the
local public schools
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POLICE DOG = Male: stronwhear,
breed is mo. old; owner leavins city.
Fine pet for children. Call Mr.. N.anl
ham, Main 52bs.
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GERMAN police Jloga puppiea Cor sale.
pedigfee0 stock; also dogs taken ia
board & Franz. $40 18th 81 NJ NJ
Phnne West sg3-J.
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land Is married and, has one
son. His home Is at s22 f
street northeast.
Read Mr.. M0reland's message
70 yeu today in the Business
Service Columns OF tOday's
Times and Herald Classified Ad
Section.
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FUEL AMI FEED
CIlAI. ANn WnnI1

Blpe star coat splendid hard semi.
anthfacite: over Goa nseEa 10 DIE
Aseo anthfaeite and wool 81 reason.
Able prices
BLUE STAR COAL co.
{ West z4lA. Rdsslgn NJ Clnf gs4
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Miscellaneous
DOlis5 PETS. ETC. !

sPRo1e OldssI3lelI III e. e6falIs 81
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RATEa

PATEs DELIVERED BY Gambler IN
WAsHINGTON AND ALEXA HDRIA
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liyered by carrier 81. Is cents Ter week;
aaiiy Times ana sunday Herald, -
cents per week: daily Times and Herald
daily, Is certts. per week; daily Times
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per week.
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sunday. fs delivered BY cafeief AZ 20
:entS per week: daily only, 10 coRte
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per week.
Orders can be sent ~ mail az tsle-
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Hoekly BY carrier.
RATES By agATL
PAYABLE In Advance1
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i Year. -. $500 I Year,. 81. %
eun..ay oslz Hs. raid s 3. TI%s.
Aenth 80 M9ntb. .ss
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CLOTH1N CIV ork tngnen's: 800 SUR.
Tner suits (sli8htIY used1. SIS to III:
big values; our trade knows II pays 10
buy from Us Jusfh,a Old Stand. els
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IIsCEI llIEglus FOR sAIie .

COAL RANGE good condition: one Z.
912 Mass. Ave. n w.
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DOUBLE bed. hair mattress. springs.
piIIows 1880 also double folding
bed, hair Mattress pillows. 3I2.SD one
large wash bowl and pitcher Sf.50..
four pictures cheap SO 18th ST. s. E
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Bay Ridge Estate
Sales Go.
14O7 r STREET. N. W.

AGENTS WANTED 8
sAGENTS-New pian makes It easy TO
earn $50 to 1f00 weekly, selling shirts
direct to wearef. No CAPITAL or expsrs
fence needed. Represent q real manu-
facturer. Write nov for free samples.
Madison Mills, $50 Brosdwsy. New YorG.
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YOUNG LADY--Vith chambermaid ard
waitress experience, wants work.
Frank. 8737-W.
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CRYSTAL CHANDELIER. of excep-
tional beauty Price, S1z6. Adams S0lo.
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Ellpl yIllenk


pIoNs oIasslIIea Ia q MaIn SO
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WALL TENT. Sxg: folding cots table.
Hawkeye lunch basket, ack Beauty
bicycle. Jofnnonss cupboard motor. Col,
4666-J,
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HoUsEsHIP Relief, 100 It. by 90 Il.
severn River. Miles above Annapolis.
Ideal club ship or summer home In
lspect at ship or write The Sales Corp-
grafton Alexandria Va
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C,HAtR CASING 81 IA Gttat.l fs'fR
q. ARMsTRfISn, FRANKLIN 1853
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10 Rent

Ioas CIzssi7ied Ads to .TdI1 $50
APARTMENTS -IJNFUR. S
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ENTIRE ftIrhitura 0f 3 rooms nj
41Is M SIS II W.
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/ 4 81. b. sos--Livinr room. bed.
room. kitchenette, withs sink. gas
cleo; housekeeping second floor 'front.'
cool. Lincoln 6929-J.
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NCEGIWI kNWslEl9 W. ~ II % =
Carpentry, DISCRIMINATING, painting. s
J: JOSEF II lA4 10 I'll e.
soa az d. 8 w Vain 14sS.
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ptI 81 Rieebiatf Shade Sh0p offers eupe-
etof ntiaI it4 ana better aervtcs g
10 wer pFicoAy ae near 90 your telen hene-
KlsEE Rl At SSitll lkI1E AND 81.
CRE EN- co.
Tin .alld ~ Il .. { Lincoln SIS
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SEWING done ii homes All kinds. rea
sos1able prices Cali Potomac 1870
HeJfJSEEtSf.iEA MIMI. W1hdOM cleaning
floors cleaned waxed vnrnInhed
snelIaCke0 paluftngs prompt expert
service; prices Feasane BILE. ". q Har.
BgpDINfs-E3an springs repaired. mat
fresaas ren0yatsd, So: work guar.
antesd Columbia BEDDING Co. SIS y
81 ~ ~ : MafF ek98,
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announcement
. E = 1als q I'm. $50
Ruall saa eEIaVlCE ]

An1OIlIlG eIE1e nte
Phone CIassLElssI Ads- e 1Ie... s2so
BUSINESS sEIsvICE !
General HOUSE Repairing
Carpentry. paperhanginSy pAinalng.
JOSEF III "a 10 Sl1 80
sos ~ st.. s Vain xzss.
IaslIOE.sT ERlNG
CHAtR ca ING es'tlt;l 4 l.'I'Y
misunderstanding Repairing. Lowest Pyiceas
G. ARMsTRfIEa. FRANKLlN G434
UPFIIJIssTERIh1k and Zip c0vern; alep
rsgs1r1DE 3 sv gSl't 40 sci Is 81
TIllsJl s1lOtINO
f.iNNiNta. neating PLUMBING. roof
as Sa' n Bosd SsVs ss S 81. Lins. ssa
NE ATT Ms flnnina. paintinE ~ Best swnElt
lowest price THhy2 Because We do
our own work and run open shop: all
E ESSs sss sg .'S ssr HtiansIs sG aSs
vtENisllsV eIlAlDIss
rHHs Kieebiatt SHADE shRp offers eupe.
riof quality ana better aerylce e
tower ~ ..sa e 7, YOU tele "a
Isl tsSE41ktAsIs1 sGEltA1yyAg tA&NO
CR ID I'M co.
sIIfh SUD III Lincoln 81
Employment
Phone CIassstlsd Adas e Mo.n 52eO
Hlslsi III aiSrIcIl- n a S
BOYs-WhIte fsio. with BICYCLES e dc.
liver p9cla ssst g.ply ArthnE =. Al
Two wanted for year
M. Room s19-b 10. The Deal sales 20.
COAL SAIEss3flga Address x3a8
Il A-1g6, Times u erald.
ENGINE q With D. g. Hcen6e. Ape
ply Lee HOUSE 18th and z Ste: 81. "
FARM hand wanted. married. 81 single.
Good house end Esrdsn' A. =. Long.
NAN wanted . work n gasoline sta
]. ton Apply at once. Western Auto
supply Co.. 1878 ~ 81. M w Phone
West 122ls q
NAN. white, fer gasoLlne- filiing Sta
ti0n. 3219 d So. w: N.
ENTERTAINERS - first class; apply.
al once. lea pley sos Crittenden 81
n. w, Celnnibla 66k7. Il
sAI.ESME1S- With cars; swe have
proposltlon thai, 6, z lntsrestins Apply
REAL $3.50 {. !. rs lsr: Ped ped
ss,sso; anq ls X i've w. IN 4 80
Ri. KIM
5l4 III ST. ~. Ask for NE. Borger.
UNION CARPEkTERS wanted, RiacOn-
ain Ave. and Newark SIN. w Ap-
ply Wenger Bros, Inc
YOUNG man With some experience In
house steaInsfItti ting. Apply ~ once,
~
DRIVER
EXPERIENCED, FOR S.OE y
DRIN. g 3 y OK. apply
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DRIVER
EXPERIENCED, FOR SOF z
DRINK n UGK. APPLY
WHISTLE BOTTLING. WORKS,
7O3 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
MAIN 5045.
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I336 18th NW.-Large ROOM second floor;
electric light. continuous hot water. IN X;
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l29 I'm g, NJ THE, ISABEL APIS,
cleo. heat and janitor service; in excellent
condition; per MOI 10 seq c,Nc pr .,,rrr,,,
MONTROSE PARK. GEORGETOWN - 8
large rms. bath. cleo. heat and tanitor
service viii paper and paint per mo-.
F77.Ho' RTTcKIEy 4 GRINDLFY
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ONCE UPON A TIME
THE STORY
UP TO NOW

s LAD NAsEo JAMES
eGFRtENpGu \ LETTLE
0WARF, WHO GRANTED
MIA TttNeE WISHES.
JAMES WANTED 70 Bg
cNE OF TAG klNG'a
bt0NTaMEN, so HI cHtaeG
An otu RUSTY MuskzY, a
uueLe, AND A LITTLE
GRAY MORSE. "A BIRD
TOLD MIN TKEV WE'RE
MAGIC, JAMES :
ogPERgO TO RESCUE THG
KINGS DAUGHTER AND A
PRINCE FROM TIE
DWAHFe. AT ThE- FIRST.
eLAST OF JAMgs's HoRA =
THE DWARF KING EEoAN
TO DANCE ABOUT ON HIS
NOSE.
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1901 K NV, Apt Large single or dou-
n,e; S ssregit 49, 2sS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(COntinued.)
REDUCED SUMMER RATES
| TO 4 RM. BATH APIS.
MERRIII, MANSIONS,

One and two room suites, with or without
bath furnished complete: linen and maid
service onfional. electric stoves in each
room. EVERYTHING NEW; living rooms
by day. bedrooms by night; attractive rates
bv day week or month. Telephone In
spect something new near l4th ST. at top
of hill where il is cool.
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I4I5 GTRARD sT. N-W.-VERY DEsfR.
able apt = rooms kitchen and bath. 2nd
or 3rd stories: very reasonable; also
rooms kitchen and bath. front apt: rea-
eonable.
i444 W st. n.w.--1 room and bath. S25;
also 3 rooms. kitchen and bath, $50.
rooms. kitchen and bath; bright, good condi;
tion, SAP so; also rooms. kitchen and
f4ob Newton 81, n.w--3 rooms. KITCHEN.
bath and porch. LIST hoor. good condition:
floor $4,000.
zoos Belmont I'd. n.w.---very desirable
front apts., exclusive neighbOrhood.
rooms kitchen and bath: very reasonable,
Apply
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1ass Calf st--Attractiye. cool. airy !:
ueesssSt outlook: twin beds; rear room !:
Rswiy furnished; near Ambassador IneASer
two Y,iniifes from car reasonable. North
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Announcements

Announcements
Phone ciassifIsd zds q Mat. 500
WOMEN's REALM "A
Permanent Waving
The Latest Style
ARTISTIC HAIR BoBB1NG.
JOHN DUKE
Formerly of Roberts, of Paris
2o3e 18th st. N: W. North loIg4:
We Will Pay Good. Prices 4
For your diamonds and old gold 10:
our manufacturing use.
Bring your Swiss and. American made
watches to US for expert repair work
oPPENHEIMER . SHAH
GOT f St. NV. Main 5492
REFRIGERATORS
All sizes--All, Styles
HOPWoOD'S,
sth and 4 SITS. ~ VI
Employment
Phone CLASSIFIED Ads To- Matn $500
HELP WANTED-NALE I
ASSISTANT 3anitof for new apart
ment house; must come with written a
salary. sse monthly. H. r.. Howsn-
stin Col. 1911 II st. N. ".
AUTOMOBILE mechanic wanted, must
have one years experiences and refer
ences: steady Job and good pay to right
man. Apply in person, or by letter
to Norbeck aGaraEe. NoEbecks Md.
= COLLECTORS
3 for city and suburban. Also one
Cor evening work between nnd
SIS r St Nv Room q. -.
DRIVER-co loFed, for S ton truck Ap-
ply q. M, rear ga l1th Sc. -:
FLOORSCRAPERS apply at once TO
&c. Price. u 20 5th st. y: ":
FLOOR scRAPERslll Must pc exper-
fenced. Apply at once. 1913 Morse
ST. N. q. Lincoln 1855;
MEN--Attentionl II you really want
work and have q fair. education. We
will start. you at s2z per week ana
bonus in . Job that will bring quick
advancement and larger earnings APP.
nlv today. 1880 to $3.50 p. M. 1919
F st. N w. Room 81: ...-a-----
statesmen - ExcsptionaIi ATTRACTIVE
proposition for men who are nus 49,
selling a necessity that every nome oa,t
attractive to speciality salesmen a.
though this Is not speciality Here y
4 chance for energetic workers tq make
real money. Address BOX A-Szl' llnle =.
SALESMAN
Young man with a car to sell direct
4 line OF plumbers brass goods. valves
and specialties. Give age. experience
THE AJAX BRASS COMPANY.
Cleveland. Ohio.
TWO walters for large boarding house.
morning and = evening work liZo
18th st. n. w.
WANTED-At once, 2 men of neat ap.
pearance, as train news. agents.: good
nav and steady work, Apply, before %
Q. m. to linton. News co. employment
office, east basement Union Stallon.
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
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pers week and Sunday oulys 10 ceuts
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WHITNEY 1IEAEsf Maxwell lf and
now handles the Chrysler.
Mr.. Leary is single. He is a
member Of the Racquet Club
and, the Congressional Country
Club and is a director of The
Washington Automotive Trade
Association.
Read the message .Of H B.
Learys Jr.. and Brothers TO you
today in the Automobiles for
Sale columns Of tOday's Times
and Herald Classified Ad Sec.
tim 49, :. = $50
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Today We want you to meet
WHITNEY LEARY,
Member of the Firm. of H. B.
cary. ,Ir... and Brothers

whitney Leary was born in
this city September Is, 1882, and
received his, education in the
local public schools.
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He has been
in the auto.
mobile BUSH
ness with his
5 brothers since
he. left. school
Ia 1910, eN
cept for one
and q haH
years during
the " orl d
War when he.
was a. /. leu
tenant IN the
AIR service
Of the army.
His firm has
handed the
Valley Elec.
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ses LOTS 500

So down and 50 per week win buy =
beautiful wooded lot in MEMORlAk
HEIGHTS, new subdivision. about
miles from Alexandra, on the Mt Ner-
non and Richmond highway. agents on
Bring your family and picnic in our
cool groves. Write or phone ana We
will have our agent take you out az
price after jury s. Now is your oppor.
tunity TO buy q home for future invest
ment. OWN YOUR OWN HOME ASSN
lilo r st. ". w. TEL Main 1026,
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOWS
u so. r.. /. Ave. ". e., B-rooa tag
bath. h.-w.h.. fireplace. ami. floer9o
attic, east front. lot s7xt3J, only y 6gei
$500 cash, $50 month. Inquire 2loS p
4. Ave. N. 3. North 1908.
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LONGrELLoW sT.ars. W.. g17[<s rooms
and bath, double back porch, cleo.
heat;. $500
b ST. n e.. 22s--Hcuse In very coed
condition rooms and bath. rent
reduced. near Union station; Under
1RR. 10
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BEAUTIFUL HOafE-ou Mary
land Ave n E.. room
bath. aot-watsr heat electric
fty newly papered and painted.
viii rent very reas0nable ~
responsible parity
N vFILD1GAf
9th ~ II Sc NJ w FIR. 63oe.
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b ST s. n. ssOs~-5 rooms bath, h.ywsh.;
wili put III cleo SIS mo. 3o1 p s. y.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-28

rumors of an early decision by the
interstate commerce commission on
the Nickel Plate merger infused
strength into the Van Sweringen is
sues. Nickle Plate common jumped
9M to III on few sales, and Ches-
apeake and Ohio and Erie first pre-
ferred advanced abont Il point each.
Active shoot co%cring took place in
u few industriGls iss"cs Under coV-
er of wealp,ss. Net gains of two to
nearly six points We're recorded by
Commercial Solvents "a, Dupont In
terbrough Rapid Transit Manhattan
Modified Guaranteed, National Lead,
Pressed Steel Car and Union Tank
Car
Commodity markets were mixed.
Active wheat futures rallied about
two cents a blsheI, probably due in
part to weekend short covering,
Cotton showed n further net d.. cline
of 8 to 18 points in reelection OF $be
easier spot conoition 81 the south
coffee and sugar prices held steady.
A jump of 14O points to 1890 cents
in Polish slotys pres, mably on gov
ernment buying, was the feature of
the foreign exchange market. Most
cf the 1rincipa European rates held
steady, demand sterling railing around
$4.854s and French francs around
367 cents
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-28

remove these superli1posed paintings
by chemicals and razor sharp knife
before hereached the Moro master
piece The Raphael is d Madonna
and Child, painted on an oak panel,
1T mad an adventurous career in a
Fuolumne county mining camp where
it was Brought to California in 1919
by member of a family in whose
possession it had been for many
years, through purchase in a New
York second hand store.
The Raphael. blurred and yellow
with age, reacted readily to the
chemical restorative3 hut it was a
matter of SOME 16 hours to bring
about the restoration OF the Moro,
EeTnikoff working without food or
sleep. In the Moro the flower pic
ture was in oils, but the Syrian
scene was in some composition not
known to modern art and difficult
to analy2e. Tt could only be re.
moved with the knife.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-28
GRAIN MARKET
(By Dispatch A. p. w.re)

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-iWheat rallied
to a material extent today from re-
cent severed setbacks IN price. Pre-
dictions that unofficial estimates OF
domestic farm reserve supplies o.
wheat will he small led to a new
bayins movement, and there were
reports OF storms damaging Nebras-
ka wheat. Closing quotations on
net higher, May mew) 1861 to
1,655s and July 1.44A to 1.44as with
corn 9s to J. cent up, oats showing
"A to AM3s cents gain and pro-
vision varying: from unchanged fig
ures to "a rise of u to Is cents.
Upturns N wheat ralues start n
as soon as busine5 IS began. 4 ma
jority of traders hac apparently &C
quired a. belief that private reports
Monday on farm reserves would av-
erage 67,000,Da 5ushal.s, whereas last
years holdings We're 1l2,G0U coo Dush-
els and the average IN recent years
has been around ,i0,090. 0t0 bushels.
In this connection 1T was pointed cut
also that the total predicted will be
close to the smallest in 9nany years,
s3,000,000 bushels for 1925. Under
such circumstances commission houses
with foreign and eastern connec-
tions became active buyers, and
there was also much evening up Of
accounts for miscellaneous specula-
tors who have been on the selling
side. Reports that dust storms were
at work in Nebraska came just be-
fore wheat trading was ended. The
reports said dry soil was being
blown out, and that crop damage was
being inflicted. This news gave fur
ther impetus to the upward swing OF
the market, and resulted in q finish
at the days tip top figures. Con-
tributing earlier to the advance was
the fact that Liverpool quotations
this morning were relatively firm,
that world shipments for the week
We're small, and that a liberal de-
crease of the United States visible
supply total on Monday, was looked
for.
Continued scantiness OF receipts of
corn gave Independent strength to the
corn markets. Oats synpathized with
corn. Higher quotations on hogs
tended to lift the provision market.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-28
Imperial POtentate of
Mystic Shrine Starts
On $4,000 Mile Journey
tBy Dispatch A. P. wIcs,

DENVER, Feb 27.--James G.. Bur
ger, imperial potentate of the An
cient Arabic order Mobiles Of the
Mystic Shrine, left Denver tonight
on visit to Shrine temples that
Will take him more than $4,000 miles,
include calls on so temples and ex-
tend over much of North America.
This tour Will require more than
two months. When it is completed
Burger will have visited 1875 Shrine
temples in the United States and
Canada since his election to office.
Salina, Kansas, viii be Burgers
first stop, then Wichita and Kansas
City. In Kansas City he will lay
the cornerstone Of the new $1,5OO,O 900
Ararat temple.
, Then he will inspect temples and
childrens hospitals maintained by tho
order throughout the south and south
east, New England st. Paul, Minne-
apolis and Duluth and Winnipeg and
New London, Ontario, Canada.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-28
Famous Old Paintings
Discovered On Coast
(By Dispatch A. p. wire)


SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 27-Two
paintings centuries old. one giving
every evidence Of being an original
Raphael and the other an original
Antonio Moro, have been found in
San Francisco after truly "pictures-
que" careers.
They have been certified as origi-
nails by art authorities here who said
that they are priceless.
The Moro, found i'll drapery and
tapestry shop by Michael j. Berdni-
koff, an expert in the restoration
of pictures, is the portrait of a six
teenth century woman done in oils.
Over the picture We're superimposed
two other paintings, one Il syrian
scene and the Other a flower scene.
1t was necessary { Bernikoff to