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perimental york will be in charge of Edward Manley, of Marietta, Ohio. The Morrissey's radio equip. ment, as shown here. includes a generator -powe d transmitter (shown at extreme lett of picture), a battery-powered transmitter with the UX 852 tube (shown at top of wooden shelf), two specially built radio receivers, one short wava, one long wave, and a portable bat tery transmitter. Equipment in- cludes 37 6ry batteries. which can be used for portable purposes.
 The battery-powered transmitter shown above, in addition to the UX 852 tube, which will be used for the first time in Northern waters, has four radio frequency chokes. The circuit is show as tuned plate and tuned grid cir cult, for use on B and 20 meters. Twenty "B" batteries supply 900 volts as power.
 Through MT. Manley's transmit ters, the Expedition expects to be in constant touch with civilization throughout it's travels.
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SURVEYOR DEFEATS HAIDA

Playing the best they could on a poor field the U. s. s. Surveyor base ball team sank the U. s. s. Haida nine on Saturday by score of 16 to 8. Few people knew of the game consequently the gate was not as good as it should have been. The boys had lots of fun anyway.
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Mrs. N. E. Ritchie of Sewickley, Pa., member of the board of lecture ship of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, who has been making a featuring tour through Alaska, passed through Seward yes- terday enroute South.
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Arrivals from Lawing Lodge on Lake Kenai report MT. and Mrs. Lawing are getting a great play and that many tourists and travellers are stopping over at their beautiful re- sort not only for a day. but some for week or two
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FIREMEN MEET TONIGHT

The Seward volunteer fire depart ment will meet at o'clock tonight at the fire, hall. All members are asked to be present to assist in transacting the recent celebration business details.
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M. P, Carlock, president of the Arrow Bear Realty CO.,, Inc, owners and subdividers of Arrow Bear Park near Los Angeles, Calif., was among the round-trip passengers on the s. S. Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-18

Evelyn Brisbane and Alice Boe were visitors in the city Saturday and Sunday while enroute to Kodiak where they will be employed in a cannery They arrived on the s. s. Alaska from Port Benny.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-18

During the year 1926 the Alaska Steamship Company carried to and from Alaska and between ports in the Territory 36,S22 passengers.
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Herring caught in Alaskan waters and prepared in Alaska are bigger, fatter and better than the European product but are still Scotch mild cured and of the highest grade.
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Alaska's output of gold and silver in 1926 was $6.160,942.
 In 1926 the value of copper ore shipped from Alaska totaled s1O,771,- 799.
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E 7HEN the schooner "Mor- wv rissey," in charge of Cap @ tain Bob" Bartlett, Peary's k30g skipper of his North Pole
 days, comes abreast of of West Bafin Island with the members of the Putnam-Baffin Island Expedition aboard, it will mark the nearest that radio has ever been taken to the Magnetic Pole.
 The Putnam-Baffin Island Expedi- ton, headed by George Palmer Put nam, left New York on June II for West Baffin Island, region unvisited by white men since it's discovery by Luke Fox in 1881. Sponsored by a number of scien- tific societies, the expedition is equipped for thorough survey of the geographical, oceanographic and anthropological aspects of the rugged North country.
 Radio scientists are especially in- terested in the outcome of radio experiments so near the actual center of the earth'S magnetic force. = Radio operations and ex-
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R. Brinser, of Harrisburg, Penn, accompanied by his son and daugh- ter, were among the round-trip pas sengers on the s. s. Alaska.
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The total value of Alaska's com merce for 1926 was $113,595,6S5, an increase in trade over the preceding year of $1S,172,439.
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The halibut schooner Skugat ar rived in port last night with large fare.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-18

Arrangements are under way in Anchorage for holding the annual fair early in September.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-18

A method of weaving cloth from bamboo fiber has recently been per fected.
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The value of Alaska's furs in 1926 totaled $2,97O,4O9.
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E. A. Johnson, retired business man of Astoria, Ore, is a guest at Lawing Lodge.
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By means of newly invented quartz lamp good pearls may be dis tinguished from bad.
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Strictly fresh candies. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
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WHEN THE SUN COOLS

FOR many years astronomers have specuated regarding the possibility that some day the will have ex- hausted it's heat and becomes cold
 pr. E. E. Trevine president of the Mexican Astron- ocal Society," is who holds this view, and points out that thousands of extinct known to have ised the dim past In lectures atthe University of Ed the belief that the universe is slowly running down, a though he admits the possibility that the heat thrown off by the and other stars may be gathered again in manner to form new suns.
 In any event Old Sol appears to be good for billion years more his ultimate end has little practical interest for But fascinating to contemplate what may be the final fate of mankind when if ever solar system begins to undergo marked change such these astronomers predict
 About all that is left for the future seeker of the spot light is to discover scheme to travel through space by radio. But what if he happened to be booked occupied by fat woman and they met half way?
 We suppose it's natural that peeved aviator should
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We suppose it's natural that peeved aviator should get hopping mad and go up in the air.
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Evening star., 1927-12-09

for the two men to be able to talk
profitably on the larger issues at pres
ent between the two countries. The
rumors had it that the premier was
on his way to Domo D'Oshola on the
Italo.Swiss frontier. Previous rumors
in French circles that the two men
might meet at this town have been
denied in Rome.
The launching of reports of a pro-
iected meeting between the two states
men appears TO some official observers
here to be a maneuver on the part of
the French press to make 1t appear
that foreign minister BRAND is eager
to see the Duce, but that the latter is
more or less reluctant.
France, 1t was said at the Chigi
Palace, made overtures to Italy more
than a year ago for conversations be-
tween the foreign ministers of both
countries Italy. 1t was stated. re-
piled that she was ready" but there
were no further developments While
the readiness for a meeting then eX-
pressed still exists. the spokesman said
that it was obvious, in view Of the
signing of the Franco-Jugoslav pact
and the Italo-Albanian treaty of Ii
rama, much preliminary work remains
to be done by means of conversations
through regular Diplomatic channels
before Mussolini and BRAND can have
satisfactory interview with promise
of concrete conclusions helpful to both
parties.
Evening star., 1927-12-09

ate men" were armed with commits
sions. authorized to shoot to kill and
promised immunity if they killed any
one.
Armstrong was employed by Gov.
Johnston to hunt bank robbers. He
was granted immunity in case any one
was killed in the course of his activi-
ties against outlaws, it was learned
when a copy of his contract was pre-.
sented to the State auditor, attached
to his salary claim.
Evening star., 1927-12-09
INJUNCTION HALTS
OKLAHOMA INQUIRY
Self Convened Legislature,
Investigating Governor,
Loses Test Case.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, December
9. Legislative wheels began to grind
in an investigation of Oklahoma State
departments by self-convened LeSis,
'ature yesterday. only to be obstructed
with new legal obstacles chucked In
their path by opponents of the inquiry.
While the first witnesses were called
before the inquisitorial committees the
State auditor refused to honor salary
and expense claim presented by a
representative as test case. and
temporary injunction was issued re-
straininc the auditor from honoring
any session claims until December IA.
Although Gov. Henry s. Johnston
announced Yesterday that he would
start action soon against what he
holds is an illegal session of the Legis-
Evening star., 1927-12-09
MUSSOL|N|-Ba|AND
MEETING IS DENIED
Italian Foreign Office Says
Duce Has Not Secretly
Left for ParIey.
BY the Associated Press.

ROME, December 9-The Italian
foreign Office last night unequivocally
denied rumors that Premier Mussolini
secretly left Rome last evening to
keep some sort of a mysterious meet
Ing with Foreign Minister BRAND of
France.
Although the premier's absence from
the afternoons sitting of the Senate
and Chamber and the absence of the
usual guard out side the door of his
office at the rhiGi Palace were re-
marked upon. il was stated by a gov
-cnment spokesman that the premier
mad no intention of meeting the French
foreign minister at this time.
The spokesman said there were too
many points of detail left unsettled
Evening star., 1927-12-09
DRY SEARCH PROBED.
Democratic Committeeman Denies
Raiders Produced Warrant,

CHARLESTON, w. Va, December
9 Rp.--C. w. Osenton, Democratic
national committeeman, yesterday
launched an investigation of a search
made of his home in Fayette County
November 21, while he was absent
Osenton said four officers searched
the house from top to bottom.
They told a servant that they had
a warrant, but failed to produce it.
Osenton said week previous to the
search he had given an interview
favorable to the presidential candi
dacy of Gov. All Smith of New York
and had called the Volstead act "a
failure and a crime"
Ten times as many grapefruit were
eaten in the United Kingdom in the
past year as five years ago.
Evening star., 1927-12-09

AT least three women in the United
States are in receipt of yearly incomes
Of from $4,000. 900 to $4,000,000.
Evening star., 1927-12-09
Backs Confidential Secretary.

snyder, OklanOH1d lily attorney, DIS q
taxpayer
Backs Confidential Secretary.
The governor said he would stand
firm in his refusal to dismiss Mrs. O..
20. Hammonds, his confidential secre-
tary, who Is legislative storm center,
even If the cost were his impeachment.
Opponents of the governor have in
the past charged that Mrs. Hammonds
exercised an influence over the execu-
tive Office.
The executive also declared he would
answer no summons to appear before
the Houses investigating committees
and that he would ignore any attempt
of the Senate to oust him from office,
holding such an action illegal. The
Senate is sitting as a court Of impeach-
ment. awaiting charges to be filed by
| the House.
Two Groups Investigating.
The main House Of Representatives
| investigating committee, consisting OF
half of the House membership, divided
into two bodies and plunged into its
! inquiries. The remainder of the repre-
sentativeS in attendance were excused
until Monday by Speaker f. p. Hill.
The first witness to appear before
the main committee was j. Il. Arm
strong. former state detective. who
has held a special commission from
Gov, Johnston. H. Tom Knight. com
mittee chairman, charged on the floor
! of the House Wednesday that "desper'
Evening star., 1927-12-09

lature, 1t was said at his office that he
had no connection with the injunction
suit. which was brought by Warren X.
Snyder, Oklahoma City attorney, as a
In YNaNar
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The Washington times., 1927-06-24
SALVATION

gittin' them worked up to back
him in fetchin' the ship to port"
Arson showed interest. "Ahi
And what kind OF a story is he
spinning?"
The old carpenter flashed him
quick glance, hesitated. as IL re-
luctant to speak. "Well-er-that
is"
"Spit It out"
Him and the lady is in the
fo'c'sle. sir, and they're claimin'-
they're claimin'-" He paused,
chewing heavily on the lump Of
tobacco in his mouth.
go aheadp'
They're claimin' that you kid
mapped the lady an drug her off
to sea again her wishes" he con-
tinued. his eyes avoiding Anson's.
"She's promisin' the hands a good
reward o. dollars II they'll help
Mooney lay you by the heels and
run the ship back"
The other nodded, a saturnine
smile spreading across his face.
Have they any plans?' he asked.
Mooney says he'll come aft
and take care of you'n Mister
French, but he wants the men to
stand by him."
"And how do the boys feel
about it?" Arson spoke sarcastic
ally,
''They're scared O. the ship, sir,
and the bad name she. has, so
they ant noways i1oldin' back.
They'll help Mooney-especially
sence the lady has promised 'em
all hundred dollars apiece"
THAT MONEYS bad egg" re.
marked Mulcahey, who had been
silent UP to this time. tive heard
av him around the Brooklyn
waterfront. A dago cargo thief
gaffer av q bad gang what lives
by stealth from the lighters.
He's done time for it, too"
That's interesting" commented
Arson coolly. He was composed
now and his brain was working.
well, men," he added, wen
take care of Mister Mooney" He
took a cigar from his pocket and
began to smoke. He had a prob
lem to solve and for the time
being he concentrated upon it,
RELOCATING the past into the back
ground. Mooney, second mate,
cargo thief and champion Of dam
sells in distress, was the problem,
and Mooney was well armed and
had the crew on his side. Against
him, Arson had himself, the mate,
carpenter and boatswain-Mary
Phillips and the cook he dis
counted-f0ur men against six
teen; shotgun and two car.
.tridges and ne frankly admitted.
bad cause, opposed to two re.
volvers and plenty Of ammunition,
and an incentive Tor revolt which
would justify the crews actions
in any court of law.
When he thought of Lucille,
the hot blood rushed into his
head and fury almost overcame
him. He recalled her sudden
amorous yielding. her passionate
embraces, her declarations Of love
and all the while she was schem.
ing to do away with him--to
poison him! He ground his teeth
at the thought and the cigar. bit.
ten clean through. fell to the
deck to he stamped flat by his
furious heel. POISON. Damn
herr he calculated viciously.