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The Washington times., 1927-03-31
ToDAY'S SCRATCHES
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Bfiliken; Bar Light. Kia, Tom r.
THIRD RACE--Cano. Star Sweeper,
Sir Ralph, Mary Contrary. Kumonin.
Gondolier.
FOURTH RACE-Peggy Taylor,
SIXTH RACE--Torrence
SEVENTH RACE = Repeater Lucy
Kate omnia, Halu. Fansto. Rusovia.
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BY International News Service
$4,000 Ready to Quit

I%'UVV heady % quit
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March S1,--
Unless an agreement between rep.
resentatives Of the miners union
and southwest operators is reached
here today, $4,000 miners in Mis-.
souri,, Kansas. Oklahoma and Texas
will go on strike at midnight to-
night.
NeitheE side has shown any sign
Of yielding to demands, according
to w L A. johnson. commissioner
Ior the Southwest Interstate Coal
Operators Association The opera
tors are asking a return to pre.war
wages of SIS day while the miners
insist on continuance of the present
scale of Sc and So day.
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Turns to Mate for Aid

He stepped, figuratively, to one
side, leaving Mrs. Charlotte Fink,
the woman who left husband
and a home for a romance, to ex-
plain as best she could the tragedy
of three lives.
Mrs. Fink, heart broken now,
has turned for help to the husband
she deserted two years ago.
A bare few minutes after she re-
turned to her room in Conror's
home yesterday and fouEd her
Continued on Page 2. Column ~
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SET
FOR WINE
STRIKE
BY FRED j. WALKER

~
CHICAGO, March 31.-All
was in readiness today for
suspension Of soft-coaI mining
at midnight tonight in the
central competitive field, EN-.
bracing western Pennsylvania,
Illinois, Ohio, and Indiana.
Some 10000 members Of
the United Mine Workers
Union and virtually all of the
.bituminous coal mines in the
area will be affected by the
suspension, which follows the
expiration of the Jacksonville
wage scale.
The onion wants a new contract
providing substantially the same
basic pay as the Jacksonville
agreement $3.50 day or a pro-
portionate amount to miners
working on a tonnage basis.
The operators, claiming they
cannot compete under that wage
scale with non-union fields in
West Virginia and Kentucky, want
the miners to accept reduction.
An attempt was made at the recent
Miami conference to draw up a new
contract, but the apparently wide
gulf separating the aims of operators
and miners resulted in a disagree
ment.
Since the disagreement John L..
Lewis, president Of the miners
union, proposed that operators con-
tinue to pay the Jacksonville scale
pending agreement on a new, con.
tract.
This proposal has been generally
rejected. according to officials of the
various operators organizations.
Union officials maintain, however.
that it has been favorably received in
many areas.
The Washington times., 1927-03-31
Seek 2 Named
In Love Note
GRAY
Photo by National
mr. ApY d ATTTE
BY International News Service

NEW YORK March s1.District
Attorney Newcombe. Of Queens
county began search TODAY for 4
man and woman known only as
sid" and Ethel" who were men.
toned in a number of letters writ.
ten by Mrs. Ruth Snyder to her
lover, Henry Judd GRAY both Of
whom are under indictment for the
murder of Mrs. Snyder's husband.
Albert, art editor of Motor Boating.
So far as detectives have learned
no one in the circle in which GRAY
and Mrs. Snyder travelled bore such
names.
Gray. in his cell. is turning more
and more to religion, and has re-
quested that clergyman visit him
often to give spiritual consolation.
Writes Poetry
Mrs. Snyder spends considerable
time writing poetry.
The slain mans folks are bitter
toward Mrs. Snyder.
Would l send her to the electric
Continued on Page 2. Column A.
The Washington times., 1927-03-31
us. CONSUL
STONED IN
CHINA

Fears that the Chinese situation
has taken 4 sudden turn for the
worse. were felt today after IL
was learned that Secretary Of
Navy Wilbur had received
highly confidential dispatch from
Admiral Williams. The message
Is being withheld.
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~ International News SERVES

DETROIT, March 31. Clues
to the identity 81 the hit-and-
run motorists who injured
Henry Ford in 4 suspected plot
/ to assassinate the automobile
king, were in the hands Of
Chief Of Police Fred Faust
man, Of Dearborn, today.
Know License Number
1t was reported that the police
possess the automobile license
number Of the Studebaker car
which forced Ford's small coupe
into the ditch just outside Dear
born Sunday night. Chief Faust
man, according to the Dearborn
police headquarters, is investigat-
ing information which may lead to
the arrest of the occupants of the
Studebaker car.
Although unofficial reports to-
Gay indicated Ford's condition is
giving his physicians grave con-
Germ due to the fact he is suffer-
ing from hemorrhages and may
be internally injured, hospital at
tendants announced he slept
easily through the night.
Improving Says Report
s'His general condition is excel
lent. and he continues to improve
steadily" said the hospital report
early today.
The automobile kings condition IL
aggravated because of his advanced
age and the danger of his contract.
years old on July 80.
According to reports. the worlds
richest man Law unconscious On the
ground for at least half an hour fol.
lowing the accident. After regain
ing consciousness he staggered 200
wards to the gateway of his estate
and collapsed in the guards arms.
it is said.
An army OF Ford's secret service.
private detectives and police OF q
half-dozen Michigan cities are
searching for two men and a Stude.
baker touring car. Occupants of the
Studebaker are said to have DELHI.
the River Rouge but, failing In
that. rammed his tiny Ford coupe.
in which the automobile king rode
alone. Off a boulevard near his
Continued on Page 2. Column %
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(E,
| license
KNOWN

DETROIT, March Sl.-The fol.
lowing bulletin on Henry Ford's
condition was issued today by his
physicians ut the Ford Hospital:
''Mr. FOrd's progress continues
satisfactory. While he 4 etiII IN
considerable distress there are no
signs Of complications. His tenn.
perafure. pulse and respiration
are all normal. -----
Signed r.. ID. Mcclure, M. D.,
#. J. Sladen. M. D."
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-11-18

White gelding, unbranded, ag,
10 VT. 1900.
Sorrel mare, branded L hanging
8 over bar, 1t sh., age 4 VT. 800
Buckskin gelding, unbranded, age
3 W.T.. 700.
Grey gelding, unbranded, age 4
VT. 800.
Any horses not reclaimed be-
fore sale as required by law, and
for which no bid is made at this
sale, will be destroyed, or other
wise disposed of, in the discretion
of the Board of County Commits
sioners of Roosevelt County, State
of Montana.
Dated this 10th day of Novem.
Der, A. D. 1927.
By order of Board of County
Commissioners of Roosevelt Coun.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-11-18

|, Bay mare, branded ext, 1t sh.
age 6 VT. 900.
Grey gelding, branded bar owe
M diamond. 1t tn, age s W.T.. 900.
Bay gelding, branded lazy M
bar. 1t TIL, age 6 VT. 500.
Brown mare. branded lazy ]
hanging 8, 1t tn, age II VT. 1000
Grey mare, branded quarter cir
Gle over heart c, TT tn, age 4 VT.
900.
Grey mare, branded lazy J hang
ing s, 1t tn, age 4 VT. 500.
Grey mare, branded lazy 81. 1t
sh., age 4 VT 700.
Bay mare, branded reversed E
slash reversed E, TT sh., age 9 W.T..
1000.
Bay mare, branded bar over M
w, TT sh., age Z VT. 1000.
Grey mare, branded WIS over
quarter circle, 1t tn, age / W.T.. 300.
Bay mare, branded 4 reversed F
connected, 1t sh., age 6 VT. HOO.
Bay gelding, branded FB, 1t sh..
age II VT. 1900.
Brown mare, branded lazy 81.
1t sh., age 6 VT. 100.
Grey gelding, branded AT over
bar, 1t sh., age 6 VT. 900.
Bay mare, unbranded, age 10
VT. 1000.
Bay gelding, branded lazy TT,
connected, TT tn, age 9 VT. 900.
Grey mare, branded blotch, TT
sh., age s VT. 1900.
Grey mare, branded EA over
bar, TT sh., age 7 VT. 900.
Grey gelding, branded lazy A
over T. 1t tn, age 6 VT. 1900.
Grey gelding, branded ext, 1t
sh., age 6 VT. HOO.
Grey mare, branded lazy KID
over bar, rt sh., age 9 VT 1900.
Bay mare, branded lazy KA bar,
1t sh., age s VT. 1900.
Black gelding, branded r hang
ing A, TT hip, age s VT. 1900.
Grey mare, branded M lazy B
connected, TT sh., age 8 VT. 700.
Sorrel mare, branded inverted
c slash H, 1t tn, age 4 VT. 900.
Brown mare, branded lazy H
over A, 1t tn, age 4 VT. 800.
Brown mare, branded x bar
heart. TT sh., age 10 VT. 100.
Brown mare, branded lazy H
over A, 1t tn, age 2 VT. 500.
Sorrel mare, branded lazy 8 bar
T connected, TT tn, age 2 VT. 400.
Bay mare, branded lazy e over
bar, TT tn, age 8 VT. 500.
Bay mare, branded sly over bar,
tn, age 4 VT. 900.
Brown mare, branded lazy MD
bar, TT tn, age 1 VT. 300.
Grey mare, branded lazy H over
A, 1t TIL, age 4 VT. 1000.
Brown mare, branded X bar
heart, TT sh., 4 VT. 900.
Brown gelding, branded S bar T
slashed, TT tn, age 4 VT. 1000.
Black gelding, branded 2 lazy N
over bar, TT tn, age 4 VT. 500.
Sorrel mare, branded quarter
circle over TW. TT sh., age 10 W.T..
700.
Grey mare, branded lazy ] hang
ing 8, 1t tn, age 6 VT. 100.
Brown gelding, branded x diam
ond over bar, TT sh., age A VT. 900.
Buckskin mare, branded lazy ]
hanging s, 1t tn, age II VT. 1000.
Buckskin gelding, branded P, 1t
5h., age 10 VT. 100.
Black gelding, branded x bar
heart, TT sh., age 3 VT. 900.
Black mare, branded I'D, TT tn,
age 2 VT. 700.
Brown mare, branded lazy r
ranging 6, TT tn, age 3 VT. 800.
Sorrel mare, branded lazy ]
hanging 8, 1t tn, age 5 W.T.. 800.
Grey gelding, branded lazy ]
hanging s, 1t tn, age 3 VT. 700.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-11-18
Notice of Sale
of Abandoned Horses

NO1ICE is hereby given, Una
on Monday, the 21st day of Nc
vember, A. D. 1927 at Wolf Point
County of Roosevelt, State of Nor
tana, beginning at the hour of
A. M. of said day, the following
described abandoned horses will BIZ
sold at public auction, to the high
est bidder for cash, to-wit:
Blue gelding, branded lazy E, ri
thigh, age s, VT. 1000.
Black mare, branded quarter cir
Gle over lazy N lazy Y, 1t thigh.
age 7, VT. 900.
Bay gelding, branded lazy E, TT
thigh, age 6, VT. 1000.
Black pinto mare, branded lazy
E, TT thigh, age s, VT. 900.
Brown gelding, branded lazy E,
TT thigh, age 1, VT. 400.
Black gelding, branded inverted
6 BAR lazy w, TT thigh, age 8,
VT. 1000.
Grey mare, branded KIT bar, 1t
sh., age 8, W.T.. 800.
Grey mare, branded KIT over
Bar, TT thigh, age s, W.T.. 500.
Brown gelding, branded cross, TT
sh., age 2, VT. 500.
Black mare, branded lazy Y over
inverted E, 1t thigh, age 9, VT 1900
Black mare, branded lazy Y
over inverted E, 1t thigh, age 2,
W.T.. 600.
Roam mare, branded FW con-
nected, 1t thigh, age 2, wt.500.
Brown mare, branded FW con-
nected, 1t thigh, age 9, VT. HOO.
Bay gelding, branded A lazy 9,
1t thigh, age IL, VT. 100.
Bay gelding, branded inverted
E lazy H, 1t thigh, age 1, W.T.. 300.
Roam gelding, branded K lazy
A connected, TT thigh, age II, VT.
100.
Grey mare, branded M lazy X
connected, rt sh., age 4, VT. 700.
Bay mare, branded lazy e, TT
thigh, age 6, VT. 700.
Blue mare branded M half cir
Gle connected, TT sh., age 10 VT.
500.
Bay mare, branded blotch, 1t sh.,
age 4 VT. 800.
Bay gelding, branded d slash X,
1t thigh, age 8 VT. 1900.
Brown gelding, branded R TT
hip, age 8, VT. 100.
Brown mare, branded d slash
x, 1t thigh, age 7, VT. 1900.
Blue gelding, branded LA con-
nected over bar, TT thigh, age 3,
VT. 800.
Sorrel gelding, branded D slash
x, 1t thigh, age 8, W.T.. 500.
Black mare, branded lazy YIN, TT
sh., age IL wt.1000.
Black mare, branded lazy A, in
verified F over quarter circle, 1t
thigh, age 8 W.T.. 800.
Brown gelding, branded lazy A
inverted F over quarter circle, 1t
thigh, age 1, VT. 800.
Grey gelding, branded M diam
ond over bar, 1t thigh, age 8, VT.
700.
Sorrel gelding, branded M diam
ond over bar, 1t thigh, age 3 VT.
700.
Bay gelding, unbranded, age s,
VT. HOO.
Black mare, unbranded, age q.
VT. 500.
Grey gelding, branded bar 8 6, TT
sh., age 2, W.T.. 400.
Bay gelding, branded inverted
AW bar, 1t thigh, age 4, VT. 700.
Bay gelding, branded lazy H
lazy X connected, TT sh., age 7
VT. 900.
Black mare, branded d slash
x, 1t thigh, age s W.T.. 100.
Blue gelding, branded lazy D3
TT thigh, age IA W.T..
1000.
Buckskin gelding, branded lazy
M inverted B connected, TT sh.,
age 6 VT. 900.
Bay mare. branded A lazy w
connected, TT thigh, age / W.T.. 300.
Grey mare, branded lazy M lazy
TT thigh, age 8 W.T.. 800.
Grey mare, branded d bar diam
ond, 1t sh, age s W.T.. 700.
Grey gelding, branded bar bar
d, 1t tn, age 6 W.T.. 1000.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-11-18
Bay gelding, branded L hang

4VOV-
Black gelding, unbranded, age
W.T.. 700.
Sorrel mare, branded diamon'
bar q, TT sh., age 8 VT. 500.
Brown mare, branded 4 H,
tn, age 8 VT. 800.
Bay gelding, branded diamond
bar 2, TT sh., age 6 VT. 800.
Black mare, unbranded, age {
W.T.. 800.
Buckskin gelding, branded bar
over lazy E. TT thigh, age 6 VT.
1000.
Brown mare, branded lazy j
lazy F over quarter circle, 1t tn,
age 5 VT. 500.
Black mare, unbranded, age 4,
VT. HOO.
Black mare, branded quarter cir
Gle w Y lazy 6, TT tn, age 8 W.T..
800.
Bay mare, branded quarter cir
Gle over Y lazy 6, TT tn, age 7, VT.
1000.
Bay mare, branded A lazy w, TT
TIL, age / W.T.. 300.
Grey mare, branded F diamond
connected, 1t sh., age 2 W.T.. 500.
Grey mare, branded bar, TT tn,
age 6 W.T.. 1000.
Grey mare, branded lazy V slash
D, TT sh., age 6 VT. 800.
Grey mare, branded slash D.
1t sh., age 3 W.T.. 900.
Black mare, branded cross, TT
thigh, age 10 VT. HOO.
Brown mare, branded lazy Y
over E, 1t thigh, age 7 VT. 1900.
Bay mare, branded lazy Y over
E, 1t thigh, age 8 W.T.. 800.
Grey mare, branded bar over in
verified V, TT sh., age II, VT. 500.
Brown gelding, unbranded, age 8
VT. 800.
Grey mare, branded inverted L
E connected, 1t sh., age 8 W.T.. 500.
Brown gelding, branded lazy e.
TT thigh, age 5 VT. 900.
Grey gelding, branded lazy e,
TT thigh, age 6 VT. 500.
Roam gelding, branded lazy E,
TT thigh, age s W.T.. 800.
Roam pinto gelding, branded lazy
E, TT thigh, age Z VT. 900.
Grey gelding, branded AT con-
nected x, TT sh., age 8 VT. 700.
Brown gelding, branded AT con
nected X, TT sh., age 4 VT. 1000.
Grey mare, branded ] hanging
TT sh., age 8 VT. 800.
Bay gelding, branded WD, TT tn,
age 4 VT. 1000.
Sorrel mare, branded bar VT, TT
age 8 W.T.. 500.
Sorrel mare, branded FIX over
bar, 1t thigh, age 6 VT. 500.
Bay mare, branded FIX over bar,
1t thigh, age 2 W.T.. 500. /
Grey mare, unbranded, age 4 W.T..
300.
Bay mare, branded 4 lazy S over
bar, TT thigh, age 8 W.T.. 500.
Brown mare, unbranded, age 8
VT. 500.
Brown horse, branded TB over
bar, 1t sh :, age 8 W.T.. 900.
Brown mare, unbranded, age 2
VT. 500.
Sorrel gelding, unbranded, age
, VT. 600.
Grey mare, unbranded, age 2 VT.
500.
Buckskin gelding, branded FIX
over bar, rt thigh, age 6 VT. 900.
Brown mare, unbranded, age 1
VT. 400.
Black mare, branded w lazy Y
BAR, TT thigh, age 6 VT. 900.
Bay mare, branded FIN, TT sh.,
age 6 VT. 100.
Bay mare, branded 4 lazy S over
par, TT tn, age Z W.T.. 900.
Black gelding, branded FIX over
BAR, TT tn, age 3 VT. 700.
Brown mare, branded lazy MN
connected, TT tn, age s VT. 900.
Brown gelding, unbranded, age
? W.T.. 600.
Brown gelding, unbranded, age
W.T.. 900.
Black gelding, unbranded, age
W.T.. 600.
Bay mare, branded 5 lazy F con-
lected, 1t thigh, age s VT. 800.
Bay mare, branded WD over bar
t sh., age 8 VT. 1000.
Bay mare, unbranded, age l VT.
800. 1
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-11-18

Black gelding, branded 5 dian
ond connected, 1t sh., age 8 W
900.
Sorrel mare, branded P, TT sh
age 8 VT. 900.
Bay pinto gelding, branded 4 laz
Y over quarter circle, 1t tn, ag,
6 W.T. 900.
Black gelding, unbrand ed, ag,
2 W.T.. 400.
Bay mare, unbranded, age 8 VT
500.
Brown gelding, branded inverted
B lazy Y connected, TT tn, age
W.T.. 900.
Brown mare, unbranded, age
W.T.. 1000.
Bay gelding, unbranded age /
W.T.. 800.
Blue gelding, unbranded, age /
VT. 800.
Brown mare, branded lazy ND
bar, TT tn, age II W.T. 500.
Grey gelding, branded bar over
2 lazy X, 1t sh., age 9 W.T.. HOO.
Black mare. branded lazy ]
hanging s, 1t tn, age 6 VT. 1000.
Black gelding, branded WD over
bar, 1t sh., age 2 W.T.. 500.
Brown gelding, branded lazy H
lazy T over bar, TT sh., age 9 VT.
1900.
Bay mare, unbranded, age 3 W.T..
500.
Buckskin mare, branded invert-
ed A inverted L bar, TT tn, age 5
W.T.. 900.
Buckskin mare, unbranded, age
1 W.T.. 800.
Black mare, unbranded, age 8
W.T.. 700.
Brown mare, branded WD over
bar, 1t sh., age Z W.T.. 900.
Blue gelding, branded WD, TT
jaw, age 10 VT. 100.
Brown mare, branded x hanging
A, 1t tn, age 2 VT. 400.
Buckskin mare, branded invert-
ed A inverted L bar, TT tn, age
3 VT. 700.
Buckskin mare, unbranded, age
4 VT. 800.
Black mare, branded inverted
BIB over quarter circle, 1t tn, age
5 VT. 900.
Bay gelding branded x hanging
T, rt tn, age 8 VT. 700.
Brown mare, branded B hanging
A, TT tn, age 6 W.T. HOO.
Black mare, branded lazy F lazy
Y connected, TT tn, age 8 VT. 800.
Bay mare, unbranded, age 5 VT.
900.
Brown mare, branded 5 lazy S
connected, TT tn, age s VT. 1000.
Bay gelding, unbranded, age 8
W.T.. 800.
Bay mare, unbranded, age 1 VT.
300.
Sorrel mare, branded bar over
.Z, 1t sh., age s VT. 900.
Black gelding, branded lazy K4,
t sh., age IL W.T.. 1000.
Black mare, branded FIX over
BAR, 1t tn, age 9 VT. 900.
Brown mare, branded lazy w, TT
Zip, age 8 W.T.. 700.
Black mare, unbranded, age l
vt. 400.
White mare, branded FIX over
Jar, 1t tn, age IL VT. 700.
Grey mare, branded quarter cir
lie over inverted FF, rt sh., age Z
vt. HOO.
Grey mare, branded quarter cir
lie over inverted FF, TT sh., age
W.T.. 800.
Buckskin mare, branded invert-
ID A inverted L bar, rt tn, age 3
vt. 700.
Grey gelding, branded lazy E,
t tn, age Is W.T.. HOO.
Brown mare, unbranded, age l
vt. $50.
Sorrel mare, unbranded, age 2
vt. 400.
Brown gelding, branded lazy YB
connected, 1t sh., age 3 VT. 900.
Grey mare, unbranded, age 3 VT.
90.
Bay gelding, branded r hanging
1t tn, age 6 VT. HOO.
Bay mare, branded lazy TIC con-
lected. 1t tn, age 6 W.T.. 100.
Grey mare, unbranded, age 3
vt. 500.
Grey mare, unbranded, age 3
vt. 900.
Bay gelding; branded inverted
IF over bar, TT tn, age 5 VT.
100.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-11-18

Gifts come from on high in their
own peculiar forms.-Goethe.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-11-18
ty, Montana.

ty, Montana.
w. J.. HARDIE,
Clerk of said Board
Jacob G. Seel,
Deputy clerk of Board
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-11-18

It's an easy matter to get around
any n you can e through.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-15
A[L-STAR PROCRAM 0F VAUDEVILLE AT.
 LIBERTY TONIGHT
VAUDEVILLE PERFORMERS AT LIBERTY TONIGHT RANK
 ED AMONG THE BEST

What gives promise of being the best entertainment seen locally for years past is scheduled for showing at the Liberty Theatre when the Mack Comedy Vaudeville Company takes the stage tonight
 That Bobby Mack brings the most talented aggregation of performers in his current tour, that he has ever had in Alaska is evident from the many laudatory newspaper notices and capacity audiences the company has enjoyed wherever they have ap- peared.
 The company consists of four per sons each individual being entirely different in respect to their perform ances, and, according to Manager McGreer of the company all are talented and especially selected for their versatility the management claiming that quality rather than quantity has been the principal fac tor in the company's unusual success throughout Alaska.
 Madeline Lamont, the vocalist of the company, has no small reputation Outside as a prima donna she having been with such recognized organiza- tions as the Aborn Opera Company San Carlo Grand Opera Company and is a Victor recording artist. Her program tonight will include popular as we'll as classical selections. Max inc Kline will offer varied assort- ment of dancing specialties the fea- ture being the much talked of 'Black-bottom" dance. Miss Kline has in her wardrobe here some 5C odd costumes assuring many fancy and novel changes.
 Bobby Mack brings many new anc up-to-date comedy "bits" and vii present among his many efforts al Ilaugh-getting tonight the famous Earl Carroll "Black-outs" something new and entirely novel in the way ot comedy sketches. Mack recently closed a successful two years en- gagement with the Carroll Vanities Company in which he was the fea- tured comedian using the Black Iouts" that he will show tonight.
 Ray Moore is the accompanist of the company and offers a novel pianologue.
 A feature picture will round out the program and as one paper in the Panhandle district wrote: 'the most enjoyable entertainment in many moons. By all means take it in. Its your loss if you don't"
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-15

MT. and Mrs. Leon Urbach enter tained at delightful lunch this af- |ternoon Mrs. Emma P. Chadwick and Mrs. J. Ernest Teare and daughters.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-15
RENE B ER

The shoe repair shop gives val. uable service to those who wish to save money on the cost of foot wear Seward Leather Works.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-15

Everything Fryes send out must be the best. SERVICE AND QUAIL TTY IS OUR MOTTO.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-15

There are more than 200 varities of wild flowers growing in the Terri tory of Alaska
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-15

The s. s. Redondo, of the A. s. s. Co.,, arrived in port this morning from the Westward.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-15

Latest Brunswick photographs and records. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-15

Look for the government stamps on FRYE'S BABY BEEF.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-04-22
Not All Can Worthily
Wear "Elijah's ManfIe''

History is full of instances of men
OF whom 1t has been said: "The man.
tie OF Elijah descended upon him."
II means that he was a worthy sue
cessor of some still more famous mas
ter. For instance, Pitt the Younger
worthily succeeded to the mantle of
MS father, the famous earl Of Chat
ham On the other hand, Richard
Cromwell quite failed to wear the man.
tie OF his father, the mighty Oliver.
The phrase is obviously Biblical.
When Elijah the prophet went I'D "by
whirlwind into heaven. the mantle
with which he had divided the waters
of the River Jordan fell from his
shoulders. Elisha. his servant and
successor. picked up the fallen cloak,
for 1t seemed to him that 1t would
serve TO prove whether he was a true
successor or not
The Story goes on: HE took the
mantle OF Elijah which fell from him,
and sinote The waters and they
parted hilher and thither; and Elisha
went over. And when the sons of the
prophets saw him, thew said.
The spirit of Elijah doth rest on
Elisha"