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Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-13
LEGAL NOTICES
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION, KODIAK PRECINCT, AT KODIAK.
 NO. 257 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the matter of the estate of
 ALBERT JOHNSON


 Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned was duly and regularly ap- pointed by the Probate Court for the Kodiak Precinct, Territory of Alaska, on the 11th day of July, 1927, admin istrator of the estate of Albert John son. deceased. Notice is hereby given to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said de- ceased to exhibit them, with the nee essary vouchers, within six months after the first publication of this no- tice, to said administrator at the law office of M. L. Hickman, in the Town of Kodiak, Territory of Alaska, the same being the place for the transac- tion of the business of said estate in the Territory of Alaska.
 Dated at Kodiak, Alaska, this 30th day of July, 1927.
 o. L. CRIMES, Administrator of the estate of Albert Johnson, deceased.
 M. l.. Hickman,
 Attorney for Administrator. First publication August 10, 1927. Last publication September 1, 1927.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-13
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SUBMITTING FINAL
 PROOF

Anchorage, Alaska, July 29th, 1927. Notice is hereby given that Peter Anderson, entryman, together with his witnesses, Paul c. McMullen and Har- ry B. Melvin, all of Seward, Alaska, has submitted final proof on his Home stead Entry, Serial No. O562O Lot No. 3, NV IA NE IA section One CD Township One CD South Range One CD West, Seward Meridian, That said final proof is now in the files of the U. s. Land Office at Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the said U. s. Land Office within the period of publication or within thirty days thereafter, said final prof will be accepted and final certificate will is- sue.
 ]. LINDLEY GREEN,
 Register. Date of first publication August l, 1927. Date of last publication September 10, 1927.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-13

One of the greatest caribou spec tacles ever witnessed in this country was reported recently by Tom Gwyn, veteran sourdough of the White River district, who reached Dawson by launch, recently. Gwyn was coming down the White river in his gasoline launch from his cabin, eight miles below Doniek island when he ran into the gigantic herd. For 120 miles he ran through band after band of the trekking animals. On three oc- casions he had to stop his launch in order to let the swimming herds pass him in the river. T had never seen anything like it before in all my ex- perience on the White river" states MT. Gwyn. There were thousands Iof the animals crossing over from the Tanana country~into the Yukon valley At one place along the river, where the banks are steep, the young calves were unable to climb out of Ithe water after they had crossed the lriver. and, as a result, the sand bars
 were lined with dead young The
 older animals, though, were able to
 chamber out of the water and up the
 straight banks"
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-13

A dollar saved is dollar earned, and so the shoe repair shop is a serv- ice station on the road to wealth.
 SEWARD LEATHER WORKS.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-13

Golf clubs and balls; just re- ceiyel. The course is open, see Urbach."
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-13

Serve FRYE'S BABY BEEF and be assured your guests will enjoy it.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-13

Unless you have tried FRYE'S BA- BY BEEF you have not tried the best
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-13
OUTLAW TAKEN
FROM PRISON
CELL TO COURT
Defense Delays Trial
With Charge Jury L.
Han dpieked; To
Start Thursday

OkNULGEE. OElE-. SePt 1l-~E
The trial of five @aa. a-lnEed
rem GERS 0f the Nltasu AlmeI AN
dis g4ng. was delayed to-day sale a.
r0rneyA fcr th- defense atr-mPt~a ta
Frzve tat t-e l4ry Ps=sl AS -@aa4
picked
Ea<A of tks dsssaslsss. wkich .
cila~s AimeS himself. wh1 waA
orezxat = sm EAe state pezzsenzaary
whSre - "a #@rraz< "a hfa -mEm ara
charged vita ere rsEr1s- ~ N. =.
McAlally. cAief OF Folica. nr 5eaxA.
UkIE-. McAnAlly was Hhur ard zllIe1
Mag +t. whzn ke arfsmrte1 u Il.
the rc1herz at rwe na=HA rn#r#.
Nearly Sls.as0 was taken - sAa
bandits
Actual bsEiazing " see ira zAy
- DELAYED natal t1z0rruW. n=r.r-
1sys said
The defendants ara Mathaw Ea=aa.
Jarx WAltehgaa. CIyaa Branzua. Erw
bra1doa and Roy t5ize<-ei Wilssa-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-13
SAN BENIT0 POLICE
= = =
COURT DOCKET READS
= y =
LIKE SOCIAL REGISTER

SAN BENiTO. Sept. l5.-The
first hall u san Ben!to's police
court docket. called Monday aft
s-noon. read ike the social regis
ter Of the Lower Rio Grande Val
ley. and the gathering. which pack
I'd the courtroom. might have been
picked from an exclusive afternoon
tea
The docket contained an accu-
mutation of cases over a period
Of twc weeks. most CT them i'm
traffic violations
san BeHito police are strictly
enforcing all traffic laws-sspe-
c!ally speed laws-and hiKhpoE-
cred cars. belonging 20 members
Of prominent families. are not be-
inx exempted Most or the viola
tcrs. Including several charged
with disturbing the peace. we're az
the younger set"
A scion of one OF Edinhurr's
prominent families was fined On
two charges Coming through tire
city early IN the evening re was
kcar~ei with speeding Late that
right - IL alleged 20 have hecor-e
engaged In q fist fizht. after Gre
a.inT d disturbance tn . downtown
restaurant He pleaded guilty 20
both charges
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-13
.MALLEN MAN
dies IN FIRE
Another Seriously In
jured When Gaso-
line Explodes

IcALLEN. Sept I3.-EIIario Ia
mos. construction worker. - dead;
ard Guadalupe Miran0ntes. Iaborsr.
IN In the local hospital suffering
from severe burns Is a resaIt % .
gasoline explosion here Monday.
The two nsa ars. employed By the
w. T. Pearson company. which has
headquarters n Houston. but does
construction Eork III this county.
Ihey we're working on the old Nc
Allen railway station. ard we're Us
tnx gasoline In sore cleaning work
The Easellas became tgnIted in some
wzy that was not learned. ard TIE
tla--es eEvel0ped the tw0 men
re men r1a for help. faaai-g the
flames irt0 n =uga maas Of fire.
~hich resulted II ths deash % Ra-
res ard the serious inlGry Of Mi-a-
Enonfeg
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-13

ei8ea tnat tk2 plane wAs ~yells~-
- ruaar sta hlark i9tteEi1g'
DoaxiAs MAJ. = aewspaserman
" &C. J1hnH. A- MI. c. beard the
aEsaEeF kyIs, seat ths fsiI9~inx
mHssAEa frnna ths shlP. wAarA lad
tesn raArrFre4 ~ ths S~g T1rk
Day Mirror 90 se4rrA fer ola
G4uwys
~Lorased wrerk q Ol1 CIory. lat
l.uas SltlT nsrth. luRxssR1s 1a 3D.
was1. 81 &1e - Ne asgna e
rrna. Rarr1r1laFa tallem.s
" NnaAe4 To SA0ru
AsamE - fall taa Old GlarT svi-
4WntlF h4a seea washed ~ fAe
waNsh % . pesit4aa lee Mllen
n0rsAxaHt ~ Eh# enc Ia eer1pa@a
waea it aroa9rAaE - aFpeai Ser
Aaap. and 4EA naxsElan - ~flNe
kazrh ezf 81 NsW Faaazla-9. east.
IAe wEsrk4Ke wns fauna aAo1r eco
nslas .1Hs ~ >ew Fo1naizn1- = a.
area tant had nea b~@a frawwrnad
~ tn~ fear @cean IsHsxx that
1o1n@1 IN tAa search.
olA Giarv tnek Utf fru= Cl1 Or
rnar1. M4sne. inat Tsea4ey wssh
LleT4 Brrtam3 And Iar12s %. Hi.
Nstsr4Hs e tAa airmati a. psi1sa.
ard Phili4R A. Pawme. maanAximx na-
.tu~ - sAe %~w yzrh Day wi-rrr
- HasnaaE9fs In wAn LAT kiKhtsd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-13
EDCOUCH WILL
CONDUCT TOUR
Merchants VIII Make
Trip Through En-
tire Valley

EDCOTCH. Serr. l3-The El-
cozch merchants and citizens will
stage . vailsy-wias tour Tharsday
September p. IN csmmemorasioa a.
rheir frat Alrrh1aT and AnnaEerHAry
celebration. il Was decided a. = sp<f
rial called meeting W. the Ear9lrA
Chamber q Co1nerss here Noa1ay
niEht-
Ths paraEs will - made un1er
tha nzzPirea nf tha Ede1aeh ChAna-
nsr oF CgEmerre whirh haK Is4
charter members na1 wilf consias o.
band ard approximately T5 ears
vita floats and banaera- Arrazxs-
meats are beng nate with thm
cAan5er 81 cemmerre ~ each Nal-
ley rAsy CO rwna@r "a shoKt sHtnrtaln-
msat wi.h speeches and mzsir. -
their city ON thia date.
Tha parade wiI atari frem IL
esz<h &C > a. - ard proceed 60
EdlnhurE nnd MlAainn th@n d1wn thm
Valley snd Ill terminate a.
BFuwEsvills- Laneh wili 80 takan
% the party as "a VERDE.
Tha sehedala aB worked nuk ID
present - a. foli0ws- Leave Ea-
courh , a. O.. arrive lisa sis A. a..
E1inbgrw. v H. - Elsai0n. AS ~.
M McAiien. f0-37 a. On. Pharr.
lisl5 ~ - Saa Jzan. lIaa1 Al n-.
Aimo f2slo ,. m-s Val Verse l@s88
p- N Donnm. i.10 d. m-. waalnra.
200 p n: Mercedes. 2ss8 - -.
r. FerHa 7s1n p m-. HariimEem 4 Ma
D. -. Szz Bszits. s-so -. -.
Brwwnnwiiim $50 d. IN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-13
Mexico Profited
In Church Row

NEXICO CITY. SePt IL-gF-Ex-
caAaior says i- learns rhnt. 4tr-u -h#
religious co1tllrr sz1rr<1 ~ Nexscs
more thaa = YEAR arc. th@ govern
EeE- h4s nArlaz1llEe4 C1th1Nr
en1Ech properties a-aa1n.lRE ~ l1e.-
gly. l.1 Pesos. ar 1FFruE-=l1a4iE $50
Gtlo. Go.
CT th1A tntAl aha-t -7 nna nhH mm-
scs rer-esszr ehzrch arzszes. =
whlch l5nu0 Muru HalzH1 whEn go
relsy. yZs services wers a1sre=Se4
and th@ rhErEh#H rlr-eL over ra
p1Eashi1-ers' com1ir-4es Ar-u5--s.a hyr
the -ariripni nn-Anrit~a Thm 70
uaainGrr wy tAe azzeln- ra-zaasrta
rural and lrhaa prnrarr sa rhra4xh-
1-r tA@ culH-rr Al4#re a.w h~la=Ria-
90 rrela-ea h41 hei1 "a tAa nAa4s -
ntA=- persona EMRa@ we're matANRMN-
lzs1 owlrx - = ressstrz rzttr-at p-1Nt-
sion -arbAl1lnr man4HrHrs us AmW rm-
Lgi1n q os1 rruHsTsy in Esx-rl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-13

~ the steamer California nbout
$50 mlisB eff the Sew Foandland
coast. Fear h1zrs later the SOS
wAa plrKea - b. the steamers
CsrIaaia. Laplsrd Transylvanla
ard AmerirRn Msrrhana
Missing Sincs May g.
Carries NazEasser ard Francois
z eli hoped fro- Lebo1rget fer
New York oa May a. aad diaaP-
peared.
On Aaxzsf 81. Princess Lswen-
stein &ertheim wirh Col1nei Fred
eriek c. NlarAini and Captaia Lss-
iie HAmilfan left Upavon. EzW-
lad. - re S. Raphael fer oss.-
"a
Captain Terrszce b Tuliy ard T.
Ns1ealf and their plans SIr Joan
CARING. hoare fron Lond1n. ont-
Co Lcn1cn. E-wla=d. left HArhor
C-srs. ~ - Sept r.
Tia advires regarding the wreck
are - Old Giary cAuas1 Mr. Llcyd
Berraa6 4a6 Mrs Phiilip A. Payne
ID Co. SFtimistHr rrgnr1lng shear
Axshanxs-
IT - poAsiAle tAat s8n@ beat
witAoat wtrsiess pirksd ths1 -.
sad Mra Berfaud- We nirAr noe
keaT fsr rwo sr -k-es weeks sn1
thmy reui4 ntfn be- SAFE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-13
SUES a. DRY BEAD

WESTERNILLE. 0Aie. Sept. Ia
g@,-Dr. Francis Sc0tt NrBriae. gen
sral sureri-tendent Of ths Aati-Sa-
iooz League wiH assume the active
legislative duties " the league IN
Wsshirgton uEtii q successor ~ the
late Wayne o. Nheeler. is appointed
as Ker-rzl counsel. 1n1oEncs=ent
from general headquarters ~ The
league here today said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-13
Officer Held In
Death of Chief

BLUE FIELD. W "a S~-s IL
AF-A city nulares@1r. Jean L- @ ~
lClled h. ta-mar ralHt. XIV. lillaw. as.
wao w1s aAnt ta 1e4ln an a aalsir
read leruAH en- tArwa=am ArAHm MMm
fron here las. aiE1t 49, - a~A.sA
in an n-tn@-nhaAm wA1h A N-AamAF M4-
yezr-o.l W1ts. tsertr1-e.
Williams sent fnr utftnm-A tm1law-
iax she sAeuriax Hnd BzF-unsa~ret.
a declared h@ Ahet n rnAf dmten#m
wheH uiiiuw a-~w u rHEelu#r AA hm
SURPRISED the ealnls tn fAr car wAtrh
waa rark-a nlsnr t-r hEAmA~
niiio~ wRs . fs-srAl Rrah-1islaa
nffHrm--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-13
Sherman Woman
Takes Own Life

SHERMAN. TexaE- sept l5---tFf--
Nra- ava Spencer. 81. died early Non
Cay mnrniEE 1t 0rieaa. a. the home
W. hsr forner husband. n A. SPsn-
CT. of rwe EunShot wcunes. self
Inflicted. acrcr1irE e. tte cor0seFs 3
Vereart.
D@Arh raE~ after she had discus
S~d Ser ths greater part of Sunday
VI HiEht wgrh her former husband and
a1s wife whether shs Should marry
q M4n who lEwex - Nhlteshoro. teS-
t-Eply - enc inalest revealed
spenrer 4l1 as present wife dis
c1G- aged Eva spencer I'd her desire
20 end Ter business 81 earth. 2=d
la4e1 her tR preparation 20 return
- Wk1tsEboro.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-13
Cat Bandit
Is Convicted

CHICAGO. IL. sept lE-aF-Nll-
Ian E4a BaEa-. tha -rathana1r. INA
ss1rence1 g rk@ ptz7renr.zrr re.aaw
Tor one year to iltn um @arh uE fAHm
crargcs % whlen Go Pl~a-a1 <u1Er.v
thrae belzE for rohhary Aad ia
5lrElarv- Iha ser-g-rua Arw ta r1a
eolEErre1tLy-
u1tl-lMla plazn~A r1 taxa hH= an
the state peEisszsaExy a. 1a.lae 49,
tcre evenizE.
ArFssssd aass week. afrer = rerie4
ut tTrrcr nn rh@ nnrMM MMH aE tMm
cry tn W11r1 w1Esn were arrarkrs
Anl r41aen nT IA mEsH=rlGMa mMshm1
rrewl4-. EaSer ml8 1nEarrrl anl rut
9n trial tosiay. sattlnS q reea-1 taR
speedy I-stigg-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-13
Atlantic Graueyards Yield
CLetUS To Missing FIieYS

NEw YORK - T. SRA IL
asrF-iaFETa a.rFlHHr urrTA-
a. sNR1rzea te@1z 81 lsrwe us4s-
a s~Far4AH1 E#HMsa NJ Aa4 ta@mF.
Fratese4 9A4ms Erxar@s1x Sea araEs
a@Es E@rWrn H-1s E4=lAn44 l1ts AZ
inHsr eAHa
Mhn Arh Atlansar hmwa- yea
AHF4Ag tp gm4 atN 49, wsH rarrarH-
- taa at mnaaz 41n Nt@ G44ry
Ar4 H~HA HHH .4st eNnx4 ENn nE
N-EsreaeF aa4 Nasa. fer manapa41s
4 AA#HH - narrm4 Rra-rrHa
AN@wnetF #ezax-m ae4 ka3 ren-
NFAame Ar 4mtM G4rnE
y nNcE4a# rE tt~ N44 EisrT wRH
r.H@Fae4 fa@rA rg EAa H4mamnh-R
hiH. r4a4er enc E@rr rE KsE w-E
M 49, FHf1a4 RMna wers
tH41N nm HrH HmArH ~ &wm&-ava
terH@4 Ank sr1. 2sa EF~3xs
f@AnW H9MmH=ME rs#NrtnE AaNH-G
sEete~ ar aNs srerAaEw teEse
m@nAH a. ~ maa Haaf - haltr
tH& v %a tENre ~ rA0 t4rsn
msa EeE@Fsm6
rEukHEH AaxhtH&
ENs a4emmeF g. tx4 ksa wFar a.
A4W E@rsa - H n4AmerEw1 AneGs -b#
re So Aasas saAas4 ; Exaxey4se
f HAa ats4raAF ~ u FNHmrF 80 Ks~
f~vrzk Aasrsat skp 1~exzs = A..
1M A - -. 80 AeA@aRMr a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-13
Central Power Co.
To Supply Valleys
Cold Storage Needs
Thorough Investiga-
ton OF Problem
Being Made
Special to The Hsrald-)


SAN BESITO. Sept IA rh1r-
ough investigation 0f shs problem q
cold storage of Valley fruits and
vegetables. with the object ot inzs-
diztely supplying al Valley cities
and communities with slcA cold
storage as IS found necessary has
been launched by the Valley divisi0n
OF the Central Power 4 Light com
Pany- according % F-ank C- LEddea-
district manager, wirh headquarters
here.
Preliminary ~ork II nov being
done" Lucden said. and as sooa as
sufficient data - accumulated. ex-
Perts who have specialized n cold
storage and retrI-srarsca problems
will be retained . prepare = detail
ed report On the entire situation
viii Provide PLSnts
The Central Power a. LiEht coz
pany has IN the past furnished al
0f the Ice required for the parkinE
0f perishzbses ard las iced al ~
the cars shipped under refrigeration.
ard executives ~ the company. in
response nlmero1s requests fer
refrigsrati0ns service. are nov pre-
pairing 20 maks a thorough strdy q
the sitEa-ion-
LzdGea said that the natter &C
providing sold storage srare for the
merchants II the various tcwns. where
such space is not now provided. Will
also be given Immediate artentioa.
and such faciltit4 viii he provided
wherever justified
Ser n nnmhe- Of years tks Cen
rrol P0wcr q LiFft company has
maintained cold storage roons ~
San Benito. HarlizEen- l. Fsria.
Mercedes and Mission." he said
Belief that the future of the VAL
ley citrus Industry rests % = large
extent on the ability of Valley grew
srs 20 put their fruit IN cold ssor-
are and hold IL for better prices has
been expressed by a number ~
growers i'm the Valley.
Tests Sh0@ S1crrss
Tests made duri-E the Last citrus
season show that graPsfrlit ard or
anges can he kept IN cold storage for
seve-al meath wirhnr- Imrairlng the
quality Of the fruit. and car thea
- shipped with the sane resll-s ~
VIXEN moved directly after being
picked
Upoa ERE basis q these sxperg-
nentz n large cold st-8Ee Filnr -
Being erscts1 az Wsslaco ~ the Val
ley Cold Storage comPaaE- headed
~ Harlingen business E-en- Ia
plant Will represent an investment
ot approximately 100000.
The statement Of Lz5Gen that the
Valley Electric AZ Irs colFazy In ro
make a thorough investiE Ezrioa % the
situation. With plans fer EEpplyiEx
Ell re.riger4rsoz needs. wktch tAe
i-v@HtiAarinr reveals is taken a. M
indication thar the Valley VII net
he held back in this rearsct-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-13

CLEVELAND. Ch4o. Sept. III
Babe k1ra Klsmned o-t his fifty
tlESt 1az1@ r-r of tie season u the
se4Hnta lnnlEr ~ the Yankees CIsEe-
Land E&=e todaT. seorizx koeziE. who
haa sHElea nhear af htE- The wal-
iap ted the scors- Eu1iing Vas On
thH En1z1 Cor tie Indians
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-13

WASHINGTON. ~ C.. S@ra -
APf-Eutrum HmmI rrIAhmA A4HamE A.
xzzt tosafsed ts1.821 tezs ea@rare1
wtth rA-al tnmH N rear aHm amA gmH-
tee seed ea haz4 ~ mlls A1E1st gl
M-@ w#M# M~m. M@M g#mM4M M@~mM4
was zI7sas ts.z. ronParr4 W4ra sH-
MmmmMmrmH t@@my.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-13
TO QUIZ MAN
Held IN SAN
ANTONIO FRAY
Pete Mckenzie, Charg-
ed With Staying of
Detective, Suspect in
Austin Robbery

AUSTIN. Texas. S~pt- i1-tF-
Pete Mckez1ie. charged vita killing
pstrcfixs Chisf sam street a. San
Aztozia. ray be licked over" there
t1E4y - a possible fhIrd suspect I'm
eoanerEion ate ths S-6. .o00 hotdup
cf tee University bank acre August
Masrants fur James McKsn-ie.
Fetes brcthxr. - the sane eoznec-
sl1a waa isslea IN justice eozrt here
Aur1ay lAght 20 Constable A. u.
GinGer. Il San Anfonio.
Ntrtar W ilaon. arrested in Houst0n
s~raztly. - stu being acid. szt his
GttaFEeyA NAt4 &1nGay that sab@4s
rorpzs Procee1lzgE fer as release
Elav h~ started aaon.
ShNrlff H1rnce b1rlescz anl VI C
PARRISH. dE. employee and son 0t
the FErsl4rEt ut tie Iootsd bank ~ers
.- Saa Ante1lo Tuesday % attempt
aEr=tltlc-sien ot suEs g tire sls-
pests roEn4ee - after Detective
Street W4a AAst down Saturday nlght.
Iames NcAenzie was iaentit ed
Mgnlay 81 y ?. Copeland. Jr. as
sistRrt eashler uf the bzzk. - the
mar aha held ne sark While a eom-
PASSES sruape1 uP cash. beads and
checks aaa bank employees lay On
the f411r-
SAss ANTONIO. Texas. sept. IS
T-JchE a. Pete Mckenzie. an
4irtra f1r the slayinE uf Sam street.
chlef 20 San AztH1so eerRcrves
Rlll seek a ca1nxe Of ve1ue when ais
ease cnmae1 80 trial Thursday. rs at-
f1rnav. Newltn Rmn9oiph. announesd
t~@zB.
Mcken1ie = accused of haviax shot
Street lA1e Saturday he has said rs-
psats1iy that hrz setenSe VIII be
aelf-eefense.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-13

Fik&NA. A4Atria. sega -
Ahmuzy tar hzAhan4s M aEmanMMA
10 . rmtitan f..aa wftA rAm ma@aatlr
uF 5latirr taanF wv tha A4atrlna n4-
sa-nasn fsr M~R's r,FAsa whlrA wna
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-01-26
B. S. & O. Officials in
Drive to Eliminate All
Active Union Members

Ignoring the sentiment of the Book
keepers, Stenographers' e. Account
ants union, which expressed itself at
the last meeting, as interested in the
problem of organization confronting
the office workers, the union officials
are making their first descriptive eff
forts to eliminate all active members
who disagree with their methods. This
is being done by raising charge OF
Communism"
Several members took the floor at
this meeting and stressed the need
for intensive organization. They were
attentively listened to by the general
membership present and recommen-
dation was adopted for the establish
ment Of an active organization COM
mittee to develop plans for this work.
The committee was formed of the
following: Sisters Bennett, Barish,
Reckelman, Cowl, Danes, Gerjoy,
Helm, Kessin, Lyons, Greenberg and
Brothers Littman and Schaap,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-01-26
PASSAIC FOOLED THE NEWSPAPER MEN; GAVE THEM
MANY SURPRISES; FEW THRILLS

these workers high-spirited for year
of strike.
A whole year. The strikers of Pas
sale would be amused if they knew
how some newspaper boys" in New
York are puzzling over that phen-
omena. They have become used to
the idea that their struggle is en-
couraging and leading other workers.
They have heard that the workers of
Russia and Germany and China
know their story and that the word
"Passaic' has entered many foreign
languages. l am sure they do not
know that they have made a dent,
however shallow, in the shells of the
newspaper boys" They were al
ways amused at the reporters" and
used to characterize this one and that
one as ignorant" when it was dis
covered that he had never worked in
mill and didn't understand the pro-
cesses. Some of this Ignorance" was
dispelled by the Passaic struggle. A
hundred newspapermen in New York
City interpret the labor movement
through the emotional reactions of
their work in Passaic. They compare
other labor struggles to that great
struggle. They find similar situa-
tions in New York and interpret them
somewhat through what they learned
about government, and workers, and
unions in New Jersey.
A hundred reporters isn't many.
Maybe it doesn't matter what they
think or whether they are Ignorant"
or not of the great mass struggles Of
workers to gain their right in indus
try. Maybe the whole capitalist
press doesn't matter. Maybe it does.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-01-26
BY MARGARET LARKIN.

7 T won't last month. Well all
1 be back in little old New York
in a couple of weeks at most"
In this fashion the newspaper
boys" from the capitalist papers of
New York predicted an early and I'M
fortunate ending for the Passaic
strike.
Sometimes l see them now, and
they say to me wonderingly, cts still
going on" incredulous that so much
courage could exist in a world that
for them is peopled with Brownings
and Queen Maries and Bum Rogers
and gold diggers and prize fighters
and scandal mongers and politicians
and Everybody has his price,"
otis still going on" they say, and
to all Of us comes the vision of great,
patient picket lines, marching in too
thin clothes and too worn shoes, with
willy Jack Rubenstein "giving the
Captain an argument" and getting
the line by the police Gordon, or Pan
erisf singing out in his thrilling, half
Italian, "This pick line means bread
an butter, fellow work."
They were hardly aware Of what
message they were spreading to the
whole world about Passaic, these re-
porters who predicted its early end.
They wrote of police attacks, Of hun
CRY and cold strikers families, Of
frame-ups in court and police station
of the stubbornness Of mill officials
because they saw these things with
their own eyes. Yet If you had told
them that they were writing of the
class wa, Of militant struggle Of
workers against their masters, that
Passaic as they saw II was to become
symbol for workers freeing them
selves, they would have been indig-
nant and unbclieving. In spite Of the
power that they felt and that inn
pressed them in the earnest mass
meetings, the slow moving, black
lines, the patient groups in strike
stores. they could not realize the I'M
flinching strength that was TO carry