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Hyder weekly herald., 1927-12-24
J. L. FREEBURN BACK
 ON OLD JOB

James L. Freeburn, former general manager of the Chich- agof Mining Company, oper- ator of the famous Chichagof mine, has returned to his old job again, as manager of the Chichagof Development Co.,, present owner and operator. MT. Freeburn succeeds Geo. T.. Jackson, who resigned recent ly. owing to ill health. MT Freeburn is we'll known in loc- al mining circles through ire quent visits during the past two years.
 Operations have been sus- pended at the Chichagof dur
 
 ing recent months but consid- erable prospecting has been done. A new vein has been un- covered on some hitherto un- worked claims and promises to develop a valuable ore body, although the amount of work done on it so far has not been Sufficent to determine it's ex- tent or the exact character of ore. It is known, however, to carry some of the high grade ore for which the mine was famed in earlier years.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-12-24

Mrs. Rose Grosbush, well known resident of the camp, has leased the Mcdonnell Ho- tel and plans to operate that popular establishment along lines that will make it a place of home-like cheer for patrons and the brightest spot in Hy- der.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-12-24

Wm. ("Billy") Mullens, well known old-time Alaskan and formerly associated with the the Fairbanks News-Miner, has accepted position with the Herald's circulation and ad- vertising departments.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-12-24

s. Stenberg, who was associ- ated with Oscar Larsen in the operation of the logging camp a few miles down Portland Canal during the past summer, left for Ketchikan on the Talk u II Wednesday.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-12-24
HOWARD FILES FOR
 ALASKA DELEGATESHEP

Territorial Senator Bartley Howard of Anchorage has filed his declaration of candi- dacy for the congressional del7 egateship from Alaska, sub- ject to the approval of the Re- publican primaries next April.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-12-24

The Moves Boat Go. motorship Taku II arrived from Ketchi- kan early Wednesday with a large dispatch of holiday mail and freight.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-12-24

A six pound baby boy arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. w. R. Reed, of Hyder, B. c. Wednesday morning, Dr Whil- lans attending.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-12-24

E. M. (Winn) Goddad, form CT game warden and well known locally, has been wade assistant chief of the biological survey in Alaska.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-12-24

Mrs. Mary Ann Sutherland, mother of delegate Sutherland, died in Philadelphia recently after an illness of two weeks, at the age of 84 years.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-12-24

Angus Kennedy left Wednes- day, bound for the Bell Island Hot Springs.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-22

hit low four times with a right. It was not deliberately or intentional ly, for Dempsey is not that kind of a fighter"
 Paul Calico, Daily News-"Demp- sey threw a short right in Sharkey's stomach that landed on the waist band of his tights. To me the punch looked right on the dead line."
 Jack Farrell, Daily News-"Demp- sey ripped short right hook into sharkey's mid-section just above the danger Zone."
 | Damon Runyon, American-"Some of the punches Dempsey let go at Sharkey in that final mix-up seemed low. But as I understand it, even when a low punch is struck in the ring the referee frequently uses his judgment and discretion as to wheth- CT it damaged the recipient before awarding a decision on foul"
 Ed Van Every, Evening World Tt is hard to cast any shadow on 1 his victory, but that Dempsey should have been disqualified for hitting low with right well below the belt, which was followed by the ex-champion's left hook flush to the chin, is something that doubtless was pretty plain to most of those at the ringside."
 Sam Taub Morning Telegram Dempsey after delivering four foul righthand punches sent Sharkey writhing to the canvas Spectators had never seen such raw piece of business perpetrated before in the manly are of self defense"
 Sid Mercer, Journal-"I saw no evidence of foul"
 Jim Jannings, Evening Graphic '"The writer will always hold that Dempsey should have been disqual- flied for fouling his opponent"
 Five sports writers for the New York Evening Telegram agreed it was foul.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-22
Successor to Prudence
 Prim Is on Its Way

Detroit. July 22 R-A dog to take the place of Prudence Prim, White House pet, who died last week, il scheduled to leave this week for the summer White House in the Blach Hills as a present to Mrs. Calvin Coolidge.
 The dog, Diana of Wildwood. four months old, white Scotch collie, was offered to Mrs. Coolidge by W. E. scripps of Wildwood farms, Orion. Mich. A telegram signed Grace Coolidge was received in reply by Mrs Scripps. reading Thanks for wire. Would be delighted to have your dog"
 Although Diana was offered to the first lady by Mir. Scripps. the gift is really that of Ann, 5. and Robert Warren, z, Scripps children, for the dog was theirs.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-22

-"Dempsey landed low on the pur- pie trunks of Sharkey. The Lithu- anian protested to Referee O'Sulli- van, and as he protested. Dempsey drove in another right even lower Sharkey started to crumple. still complaining to the referee, who paid not the slightest attention to the protests. Seeing that Sharkey was dropping, Dempsey whipped a left with all his force that was left in him."
 Hype Igoe. World-"1 can't say here whether or not Sharkey's claim of foul was justified. It did seem
New Britain herald., 1927-07-22

nicality and not ready enough to fight back with his fists, cost Jack Sharkey his chance for the heavy weight championship"
 Grantland Rice. Herald Tribune Dempsey struck Sharkey two foul blows with his right early in the seventh round and as Sharkey ap- parently doubled up in pain Demp- sey followed with a left hook to the jaw. Jack O'sullivan, the referee, paying no attention whatsoever to the two foul punches, delivered good eight inches below the belt, proceeded to count Sharkey out"
 w. o. McGeehan, Herald Tribune
New Britain herald., 1927-07-22

ardent admirer of Lindbergh. Hitch- hiking brought him to Lynn but that seemed too slow so Waznak borrowed an automobile he found parked there.
 It was a bigger car than he need ed so when he came upon six youngsters trudging along toward Boston and their idol he called "Pile in if you are going to see Lindy."
 Street traffic in Boston today was worse than ever and Waznak ran into trouble with his unaccustomed car. Officer Murphy stepped over to ask why such grinding of gears was necessary. A few questions and went to police station while his six young passengers. obeying the injunction of the off, cer, scampered toward the airport.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-22

any man to say that it went below the belt. even though Sharkey claimed so."
 James P. Dawson, Times-"This writer was among those in the best position to see what happened, and it is his verdict that Sharkey was
New Britain herald., 1927-07-22
MOVIE MEN STATE
 BLOW WAS FAIR
(Contined from First Page)

New York, July 22 RICharles Mathison. one of the judges of the Sharkey-Dempsey fight, declared he would make the following the report to the state athletic commission:
 "Jack Sharkey was hit below the waist line immediately before the knockout punch and Dempsey should have been disqualified. Dempsey was also guilty of hitting low in several other rounds"
 Referee Jack O'Sullivan said:
 "The blow which preceded the knockout punch, a left to the jaw, was a fairly delivered one. It was a right uppercut that landed right on the wasit line, but not before. It Is true Dempsey landed several times below the waistline in pre- vious rounds, but in no case were the punches injurious or deliberate, nor was there any protest made by Sharkey previous to the final round"
 Opinions of Sports Men.
 Sports writer's opinions follow: Foul:-
 Ed Van Every-Evening World. Benny Leonard-World.
 Bill Corum-Evening Journal J. Williams-Telegram.
 George Underwood-Telegram. James Burchard-Telegram.
 James Dawson-Times.
 w. O McGeehan-Herald- d-Trib- une.
 Grantland Rice-Herald-Tribune. Fair:-
 Robert Edgren-Evening World. Hype Igoe-Morning World. Sid Mercer-Journal.
 Frank O'Neill-Journal.
 Questionable:-
 Alfred Dayton-Sun.
 Joe Vila-Sun.
 Wilbur Wood-Sun.
 Ed Approximation.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-22
FLEES REFORMATORY so
 HE COULD SEE LINDY
Maine Youths Enthusiasm Brings Him Into No Little
 Trouble Today.

Boston. July 22 R = A Maine youth today gave six youngsters g chance to see Lindbergh, hero of the day, but lost his own chance in a series of escapades which be- gan with his escape from reform school
 Bruno B. Waznick, when arrested here today, told officers his home was in Bangor and that he escaped last evening from the South Port land reformatory. He is IT and an
Evening star., 1927-11-01

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Evening star., 1927-11-01
Your Baby and Mine
BY MYRTLE MEYER ELDKED.

Now that Autumn Is here again and
the babies are exposed to less sun
| light, the letters are pouring in ask
ing for instructions as to the proper
amounts of cod liver oil for infants
Of various ages
Cod liver oil Is given to children
| from early infancy as a routine meas
ure. 1t is a preventive of rickets,
| a nutritional disease, caused, it is be.
| lieved. by a lack of certain essential
vitamins Cod liver oil may be given
| three times day in very small doses
| four or five drops for the baby of
= or 3 months. and this amount may
| be increased to one-half teaspoonful
three times day as the child grows
| older. If the child is suffering from
| an active case of ricketts, the amount
| will start with five drops per dav
which is increased by one drop each
day until the child is taking three
! teaspoonsfIl daily. divided into three
doses. The oil may be given before
or after meal. If the baby is given
this oil early in life he will seldom
rebel against it. Older children will.
| The oil may be given preferably in
, some fruit juice other than orange,
1t is a shame to spoil what is such
a useful fruit by putting cod liver oil
in it.
Mrs. w. writes: II have twins who
weighed a little over s pounds at
birth and now at months weigh
over Is pounds. They have been
nursed and are given a complementary
feeding of three ounces of milk. three
of water and one teaspoonful of
maltose.
| After nursing them I feel very
weak and want to know how I can
Evening star., 1927-11-01

reducing certain parts of the body and
consequently hardening the muscles
will a person actually lose weight, or
does the hardening of the muscles
keep the weight about the same?
Please explain just where the hip and
thigh measurements are to be taken.
\. f; S.
Answer--(n 1t is not unusual for
a girl Of your age to begin having
few gray hairs. Pull them out when
they are short. There is probably
some defect in the cells that produce
these hairs that prevents them from
being colored like the rest. The
tendency to have few gray hairs at
an early age is inherited in some fam
lilies. If your hair were turning gray
rapidly, such a condition might in
dicate some nervous or organic trou-
BILE that would require medical treat
ment, but as things are. do not think
you need to worry about them. Just
keep yourself in the best of health
and give your scalp massage treat
ment every day. (2) Every five days
is rather too often to wash even oily
hair. Instead, wash it once a week.
Evening star., 1927-11-01
Pulling Out White Hairs.

Dear Miss Leeds-(D / have about
eight white hairs scattered in my head
and have been pulling them out when
they become a noticeable length.
What causes these, and is it harmful
to pull them out? t2) My hair becomes
very oily about the third day after the
shampoo. Is it harmful to wash the
hair every five days with good Cas-
tile soap and a vinegar rinse after
ward? t3) l am feet 2i2 inches tau.
weigh 119 pounds and am 25 years old.
Is my weight correct? My hips and
Thighs are too large. and l have been
doing exercises to reduce them, but
have not noticed a change so far. In
Evening star., 1927-11-01

increase the bottle feeding now. I
would also like to give them cod liver
oil and want to know the right auan-
tity for each baby. When can I give
them a little graham cracker with
milk"
Answer--Your method of feeding
certainly has been successful, as the
twins are unusually large. especially
for twins and considering their birth
weight. The formula for the whole
day at their weight and age would be
- milk. Ia boiled water and a.. level
tapieSpoontuis of maltose. | would
prepare this amount. divide 1t into II
Evening star., 1927-11-01

bottles and use this amount for both
twins. a bottle to follow each feeding.
This would then be half as much nour.
ishment as each needed and the other
half would I've obtained from you.
Doubling the amount would give you
the full nourishment from the bottle.
| am sure you would find the leafiet
on feeding very helpful for you from
now on. IL YOU will send fully ad.
dressed and stamped envelope and ask
for feeding leaflet and cod liver oil
leailet. these will give you information
about those subjects. Cereal Is given
rather than graham crackers to babies
of > months
Evening star., 1927-11-01
For Crust Use.

Work one-fourth cupful of shorten
ing into one and one.half cupfuls of
-four with your fingers, having first
sifted one-half teaspoonful Of salt
into the flour. Add cold water for a
dough. Roll lightly on board spread
with a little butter, pat and roll out.
Use a little more butter, pat and roll
out. then a little more and pat and
roll out again. Use at once. Bake in
a moderate oven
Evening star., 1927-11-01
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

|, and If 1t becomes oily between sham
poos, cleanse it with mixture Of
powdered orris root and cornmeal in
equal parts. Sift this powder through
the hair; allow 1t to remain in for
about 10 minutes and then brush 1t
out carefully and polish each strand
of hair with a piece of old silk mois-
tened in cologne water. You may also
apply an astringent hair tonic twice
week. You will find recipes for suit.
able hair tonics in my leaflet on Care
of the HAIR" that l shall be glad to
mail to you on receipt of a stamped,
se!f-addressed envelope. The vinegar
rinse is used for dyed or harsh, brittle
hair; use two tablespoonfuls to one
quart of water (3) The average weight
for girls of your age and height is be.
tween 121 and 127 pounds. If you
have small bones. however, your pres
ent weight is about right for your
type A hip measure of from "a to 81
inches and thigh measure of 20
inches would be in good proportion for
you. Measure around the hip bones
and around the widest part Of the
thigh. 1t takes time and daily prac-
tice to reduce by exercise. Just keep
up the exercises faithfully until re-
suits show. When excess weight is
due to acCumulatiOns of fat, exercise
burns up the fat and makes ones fig
ure more compact. When the fat is
gone, ones weight is reduced to
normal. LOIS LEEDS.
Evening star., 1927-11-01
Physical Specifications.

Dear Miss Leeds-I want to thank
you for helping me before. / am an
athletic type of girl and would give
anything for slight figure, but sup
pose it is hopeless in my case. Are
my measurements correct? Height, 5
feet inches: bust. SO: waist, 81; hips,
80; calf, IA, ankle, s; age, 10.
MARIANNE.
Answer-Yes. it is hopeless for you
to change your type. You should be
glad to have such d fine physique.
Your measurements are good.
LOIS LEEDS.
fCopyright. 1927
Evening star., 1927-11-01
Copyright. 1927

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Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02
MORROW NORTHLA|uDI'
Continued from Page One

physicians and dentists will admin lister to the needs of officials in iso- lated districts of Alaska and of na- tives, who otherwise could not ob- tain such attention.
 The ,Northland carries large ra- dio and two auxiliary sets, two K ray machines, and has large holds for supplies. Quarters are provided tween their homes and the fishing for Eskimos who are transported be- grounds There are six spare state rooms for government officials and guests.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02
MICHIGAN AWAKENS TO
 ITs PINE DEPLETION

LANSING, Mich, Sept. 2. (P)-A- wakened to the fact that it's famous pine forests are almost depleted, Michigan has taken steps to prevent the complete destruction of it's white and Norway pine timber.
 State foresters have found a nat ural stand of pine near the center of the state, covering 80 acres, and this tract with 5000 acres surrounding it will be purchased and dedicated as permanent forest preserve and game refuge.
 A few decades ago hundreds of thousands of Michigan acres were covered with lofty pines. Vast tracts of former pine lands now produce nothing but huckleberries. The soil has defied attempts at reforestration.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02
CUNPLAY RUFFLEs THE
 QUIET 0F MONTE CARLO

1 MONTE CARLO, Sept. 2. (P)-A threat of fire, some pistol shots and Ia suicide recently spoiled the stu
 diously subdued quiet of the great gambling room that has made Monte Carlo famous
 Kostfeh Radomild, Jugaslav, ap- !parently angered over play on the roulette tables, suddenly poured a bottle of alcohol on the topped table and made as if to touch off the Iinflamable liquid with his cigar light CT. The strong vigilant guards Ialways lowering near, stopped him,
 but the man drew a pistol and fired
 wildly about. His shots went wild,
 but he broke through the guards, jumped through the window, and died soon afterwards.
 Monte Carlo has many tragedies. but sedom do they become so spec tacular. It is often said that every heavy loser is well watched, so that there may be as few suicfdesta pos sible to dampen the spirits of the gambling crowd or to ruffle the dig nity of the place. The depressed are expected to carry their troubles a. cross the Monaco border.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02
SHANGHAI THIEVES
 LIKE RADIATOR GAPS

SHANGHAI, Sept 2. P)-The or nate and statuesque radiator cap, in vogue as an automobile accessory has brought new crime problem to the Shanghai police
 Since the caps made their appear ance here on motor cars there has been an epidemic of radiator. cap thefts, and although police in the French and international settlements have tried to protect car owners, only one thief has been caught.
 He was lowly coolie, jobless, who had a large number of the caps in his possession. He had sold 15, he said, for the equivalent of s1.2O. They were valued at more than s100. Many Chinese, it is thought, are pilfering the metal "statuary" for ornaments.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02
RlckMANs AREe,xislToRs.

N Rev. and Mrs. M. L. fRttKman and daughter Betty, we're among the arrfv- als Wednesday from 9 pleasant journ- ey to the Interior. Reverend Rick man, in charge of the Wood Island Baptist orphanage near Kodiak for many years past, has related to The Gateway various facts concerned with the home and these will be pub- lished in later issue. The family is enroute to Seattle where they will remain for the winter. During their stay in the city they are guests at the Seward hotel.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02
GIVEN THOROUGH INSPECTION

The ship cost nearly $10e0,0O0 and has been pronounced fit in every way by the Coast Guard Lying for a few days at the Washington Navy Yard, officials and technicians of the Guard and of>the Navy as well, gave the vessel critical inspection prior to her departure for Alaska
 Due to the fact the present trip is being made rather late in the year, Captain Hotel does not know just how far the ship will be able to go but he will proceed as far north as the ice will permit, perhaps to Point Hope, and will later leave Boring Sea for the South following the de- parture of the last commercial ves- sel from Nome
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

Miss Marchie M Hines, matron at the Baptist orphanage on Wood Island, near Kodiak, for many years past, is enroute to the Outside on an extended visit Miss Hines is from Rankin, Pa., and plans making a trip home.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02
WOMEN IN OFFICES

GWOZDZIEC, Poland, Sept. 2. P) |-Not single man has been elected to the Town Council in this years voting. The women swept into eve- ry office by overwhelming majorities.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02
PROFITS BY SUNDAY scRuPLEs

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sept. 2. (P) -Scruples against engaging in a gainful occupation on the Sabbath day have actually increased the pro- Loven, it's owner, who refuses to sell fits of a dairy near here, asserts Paul milk on Sunday.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02
FRENCH PLIERS TAKES Y.
 TO AIR BUT RETURNS
THE BLUE BIRD HOPS OFF FOR AMERICA BUT RUNS INTO
 DENSE FOG BANKS
LEBOURGET, France, Sept. 2. (P) Leon Givon and Pierre Corbu hopp- ed off for America this morning in the airplane Blue Bird

Later: Fog caused the plane to re- turn two hours later for the heavy load prevented the plane arising above the heavy fog banks. The plane re- turned after it was about 100 miles on it's way.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02
ATTACK STRONGHOLD

SHANGHAI, Sept. 2. [P)-The Brit
 ish force officially stated they had conducted a successful expedition a.
 gainst the pirate stronghold, in Bias
 Bay, neaar Hongkdng. No details were issued.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02
INDIANA'S TENNIS STAR

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Sept ?. P) Johnny Hennessey, veteran at 25 |of a dozen years of tournament ten- his, is Indiana's bid for America's Davis Cup team.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02
BETTY NUTHALL IGNORED

LONDON, Sept. 2. P)-Betty Nut |hall, England's attractive 16-year-old
 lawn tennis champion, has been hon. Iored by having beautiful new rose named after her. The new rose is Iof cerise-crimson shade and has a delicate perfume.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

c. Harris, and J. H. Rose, popular members of the U. s. Signal Corps, who have been residing in an apart ment in the Gordon building, have taken an apartment in the Kawabe building.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

Frank E. Towle and w L. Fuller, lower landing residents on Lake Kenai, left for Moose Pass yesterday following an evening spent in town on business matters.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02
REPORT OF EPIDEMIC

It is reported there is an epidemic of 8 serious ailment, which to date has caused five deaths, at Iliamna village. Details are lacking at this time.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02
COURTNEY TAKES TO AIR

SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. ?. P- Captain Courtney hopped off iR the Whale for Plymouth in the first jump of a proposed transatlantic flight. He took to the air at 3:35.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

The S s. Admiral Evans, of the P. s. s. Co.,, was scheduled to arrive in port from the Westward, south bound at 3:3O o'clock this afternoon, according to late reports.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

The s. s. Aleutian, of the A., 5. s. Co., was due to arrive in port from the South at 4: % this afternoon.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

Jack Hubschmit, guide, left for Mile 23 yesterday.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

Today's issue of The Gateway close ly resembles an aviation number.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

FRUIT JARS AT J. L. GRAEFS.