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The Nome nugget., 1927-07-02

H. G. Gabrielson, manager of the Nome Lighterage and Com mercial Company, accompanied by his wife, returned to Nome on the Vie after spending the winter in the states.
The Nome nugget., 1927-07-02

Prof. L. E. Rynning. who was principal of the Nome Public School three years ago, and who has since resided in the states, re- Victoria MT. Rynning will be associated with the komen Rein will be located at Buckland river.
The Nome nugget., 1927-07-02

Peter Mcintosh, the we'll known old timer, who returned on the hrst Victoria, is ill at his home.
The Nome nugget., 1927-07-02
LOCAL NEWS

4Ars. John Minthers ard two chudren We're passengers to the outside on the steamer Victoria. leaving last Sunday morning.
The Nome nugget., 1927-07-02

Jobson and his young wife were having their first quarrel. "I wish was dead" she sobbed. T wish I was tool" he exclaimed. 'Then don't wish was!"-And the war continued.
The Nome nugget., 1927-07-02

On July first, Geo. S. Maynard, publisher of the Nugget, was noti- fled of his appointment by the air plane companies of Fairbanks as their special Weather Observer. The announcement was made thru the Seward Office of the Signal Corps which grants him the OB privilege of sending weather re- ports to the Fairbanks Airplane Corporation and the Bennett-Rode- Baugh Corporation.
The Nome nugget., 1927-07-02

The motorship Jewel Guard de parted for Nuniyak Island Tues day with Prof. Curtis and party.
The Nome nugget., 1927-07-02

c. L. Hershman and wife, made the trip to Cande from Nome last with Noel Vein. This is pilot Wein's second trp to Candle where he successfully makes hs landings on bar of the river about half a mile below the town of Candle. The plane took of from Nome to- wards evening and returned to Nome before midnight.
The Nome nugget., 1927-07-02

The oil tanker, Los Angeles. is due in Nome with a two years supply of crude and other oils for the Hammon Consolidated Gold Fields. The vessel Is slowly mak- ing her way thru the fog and ice fields and Is due to arrive in day or two.
The Nome nugget., 1927-07-02

The U. S. Coast Guard Cutter Algonquin arrived Monday morn ing. with the steam boat inspec- tors. and departed again tn the afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1927-07-02

The tug Genevieve made . round trip to Bonanza this week taking down M. J. Walsh. who ts Investigating mining property ir that section.
The Nome nugget., 1927-07-02
"a O R

SCH. SOPHIA CHRIsTIANsEN Expects to arrive at Nome soon. Inquire of A. Allan or Yenney Transfer.
The Nome nugget., 1927-07-02

RAND PRACTICE SATURDAY, JULY 2, AT NINE P. M
The Nome nugget., 1927-07-02
c o A l.

Special shipment direct from the mine of best Utah Lamp Coal Also Gasoline. Coal On and Lubri eating Oils.
The Nome nugget., 1927-07-02

Steamer Victoria sailed from Nome early Sunday morning for Seattle. The passenger list will be found on page three under Mon days news.
The Nome nugget., 1927-07-02
GUESSING COUPON.

GUESS THAT THERE ARE ................. ............... ....... SLICES OF LIBBY PINEAPPLE IN THE NUMBER OF CANS IN POLET's STORE WINDOW.
The Nome nugget., 1927-07-02

The Motorship Nokatak sailed from Nome for Golovin early We'd nesday morning and returned on Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1927-07-02
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS

The freigher Panama which was delayed in arriving at Nome by fog and ice conditions, arrived at S:30 P. NJ. today, (SaturdayD The passengers aboard are as follows: J. J. Keenan, Guy Mish, J. Coffin and son, W. J. Thomas, Sam Magids and wife, H. T. Dobson. M. T. Hil- ton, Mrs. J. Coffin, H. L. Stull and Louis Stull. The vessel sail- ed from Seattle June 18th.
 The Motorship Donaldson sailed for Teller Monday afternoon carry ing passengers and mail.
 Motorship Silver Wave return ed from St. Michael Tuesday morn ing and sailed the same evening for Teller and Wales. On its re- turn to Nome the vessel will re- sume it's Northern trips.
Evening star., 1927-08-14
MRS. WILLIAM PAYNE MEREDITH
and her dauahter JacqueIine CebeiI Meredith
Ambassador of Italy Plans
Trip Abroad inL LateSummer
Postpones Date for Visit to Europe-Members
of Diplomatic Corps at Summer Resorts
Special Notes.

The Ambassador of Italy, Mobile
Giano de Martino, will return to
Washington the first Of the week
from New York, where he went for
few days stay. The Ambassador
has postponed his departure for Eu-
rope until late in the Summer.
The Ambassador Of Japan, Mr..
Tsuneo Matsudaira. is again at En-
glewood N. j.. with Nine. Matsu-
daira and his family.
The Minister Of Denmark, Mr.. Con-
stantin Brun. will return to Wash
ington the middle of September from
Bar Harbor Me. where he has been
since early Summer.
The Minister of Finland, Mr.. Axel
Leonard Astrom, is back from a stay
Of several weeks at WilliamstoWn,
Mass.
The Minister of Guatemala, Senor
Don Francesca Sanchez Latour, has
ractically recovered from his recent
accident and is at the legation on
New Hampshire avenue. The Min
lister and Sonora de Sanchez expect
to leave Washington later in the sea-
son for a vacation.
The Minister of Venezuela and
Sonora de Grisant and their family,
who are established at Lake George,
will remain there during this month.
probably returning to Washington
the 1st of September.
The Minister OF Bulgaria, Mr.. Sine
on Radeff, will leave the middle of
next nonth to join Nine. RadeWa ia
Evening star., 1927-08-14
Col. Hugh MacNeill
Making Study of U. S.
Military Methods
Heads Group Representing
Irish Free State-Now Wis
iting American Camps and
Academies.

Col. Hugh MacNeill of Dublin is the
ranking officer in the group of young
men sent by the minister Of defense
Of the Irish Free State to study in
various camps and academies the
military methods in vogue in the
United States. He. with Capt.
Michael Costello, graduated recently
from the Infantry School at Fort
Leavenworth, Kans., and both are
now making Washington their head.
quarters. Lieut.. Patrick Berry and
Lieut.. Collins Powell, also in this
group, are visiting the several train
ing camps for civilians and will in
September return to complete their
course in Leavenworth. Lieut.. Powell
Is the nephew of that Gen. Michael
Collins whose sad death was so deeply
Iamented. Gen. Collins was COM
mander-in -in-chief of the Irish army and
fell in an ambuscade during the civil
strife.
Col. MacNeill who holds this digni-
fed title, though but 81 years of age
and has never actually participated in
the horrors and sorrows of war, is
destined to play large role in the
military academy which the Free
State governments Is about to open In
the old Hibernian military college To-
Gated in a picturesque part of Phoenix
Park, Dublin. He and his fellow
students at Leavenworth are all to
Continued on Sixth Page.)
Evening star., 1927-08-14
Bridal Couple Guests
OfDr. and Mrs. Whitaker

DIR. and Mrs Horace W. Whitaker
OF Takoma Park have as their guests
their nephew and niece, DR.. and Mrs.
Alfred II. Whitaker Of Detroit, Mich,
who were married in Paris. France,
July %.
Mrs. Whitaker was, before her mar
riage, Miss Margaret Evans Of Coal
ton, Ohio, and is a graduate of Chi
cago University. and has attended the
David Mann's French School of New
York. She has been studying with
Iazarre Levy of the National Con-
servatory of Music, in Paris. DIR.
Whitaker, who is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Whitaker of huntington.
w. Va, is a graduate Of Ohio State
Medical College, and served his intern
shin at Roosevelt Hospital, New York,
and later was house surgeon at Belle
view Hospital. He has spent the last
three months travelling in Europe
with a group of surgeons and ply
sicians, attending the interstate post
graduate clinic assemblies Of North
Aperican physicians. ---------.--,-.-- --.....--
Evening star., 1927-08-14
Weddings Calendared
For Week Just Ended
OF Interest Locally
Miss Kathryn Jean McNeal
Becomes Bride of Lieut..
Comdr. Frost-Other Nup-
tial Events.
ACHRACH

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry William Nc
Neal have issued cards announcing
the marriage of their younger daugh-
ter. Katharyn Jean, to Lieut.. Comdr.
Leon Chalinor Frost, Dental Corps, u.
S. N, Thursday. July 81, in Phila-
delphia. The ceremony was performed
in the presence Of a small company.
Rev. Samuel w. Purvis officiating.
Comdr. and Mrs. Frost are motor
ing to East Liverpool, Ohio, to visit
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Frost. They will then go to
Cleveland and later to New York.
After short stay in the latter place
they will join a house party at Lake
Sebago, Me-, and will sail late in Sep
tember from Norfolk for Port au
Prince, Haiti, where Comdr. Frost
will be on duty. Mrs. Frost, who Is a
native of Washington, is a we'll known
pianist and Comdr. Frost has been on
duty at the Navy Department for two
years.
A prettily arranged home wedding
took place Thursday evening at 1880
o'clock when Miss Katherine Lohr,
daughter of Mr.. Charles T. Lohr OF
Kensington, Md, became the bride
Of Mr.. Edison Douglas Richwine, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Richwine Of
Urbana, Va. The home had attrac-
tive decorations Of Summer flowers.
palms and candles. The ceremony.
CONTINUED on FIFTH PageJ
Evening star., 1927-08-14

their home in Bulgaria, and after a
short visit accompany her back to
this country.
The Minister of Albania. Mr.. Falk
konitza. who Is spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Maxwell
at Syosset, Long Island, Is expected
to return to Washington this week.
The charge daffaires of Spain, Sen.
or Don Mariana de Amoedo. Is spend.
ing the week end at Gibson Island,
Md.
The charge d'affaires Of Sweden, Mr..
p. V. G.. Assarsson. has returned to
Washington from a stay Of several
weeks at Cape May, N. j.
The acting counselor Of the British
embassy. Mr.. Henry Getty Chiffon,
who has been in Washington for
short stay. has returned to the sum
mer embassy at Manchester.
The members of the embassy who
now are in Washington are the com
mercial counselor of the embassy, Sir
John Joyce Broderick: Mr.. Balfour,
second secretary, and Mr. A. j. Pack,
comm arcial secretary.
The commercial counselor OF the
Swedish legation, Mr.. Gustaf Wcidel,
has returned from a visit in his home
in Sweden and is in New York, where
he will act as consul general for a
short period. Nine. Weidel. who re.
mained in this country during Mr.
Weidel's absence. met him in New
Continued on Sixth Page9
Evening star., 1927-08-14
Many of Capital Social Set
Are Scheduled as AbSentees
Cabinet Members and Others in Official Life
Seeking Summer Resorts-Personal Notes
of Special Interest.

Mrs. C. A Warthen and her daugh-
ters, Margaret and Chariot. of IT
Franklin street northeast are at the
Merrimac, Ocean View, Va, for few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank Kelly of
Chevy Chase are spending two weeks
in Boston.
Mr.. Jack Kelly is spending a fort.
night in Camp Allegheny at Clifton
Forge, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Kirchner of
Sidney. Australia, who are making a
tour of the United States, now are in
Washington at the Mayfiower.
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Fuller and
their daughter, Miss Margaret Fuller
of Knoxville, Tenn. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Claude r. Whitaker In their
apartment in Chatham Courts.
DIR. and Mrs. D. NJ. Mcpherson have
gone to York Beach, Me-, for a stay
| Of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Farnell of
Bradford, England. accompanied by
their daughter, Miss 1. Farnell, are
spending a few days in Washington.
They are at the Mayflower.
Miss Rena Levy left yesterday for
two-week trip to Cleveland. where she
will visit Mrs. Benjamin Murphy. Ac-
companied by Mrs. Murphy. Miss
Levy will go to Atlantic City and
Wildwood for a short stay.
Miss Rose Budd, who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Davis on
Rosemary street, Chevy Chase. has re-
turned to her home at La Plata, Md.
Miss Pearl Annette Jones, who has
been seriously i'll for a month, has
gone to jamestown, II. l., to recuper-
ate.
Mrs. H. J. McKenney and her chill.
dren went yesterday to Scotland
Beach, Md, where she has taken a
cottage for three weeks.
Miss Laura Taitt Taylor and Mrs.
James Prior Tarvin have moved to
Foxhall Village, where Miss Taylor has
purchased the residence 4424 Green
wich Parkway.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Wells of 1886
Monroe street have returned to the
city, after spending several weeks in
North Carolina visiting relatives and
friends. After two weeks in the east
ern section they motored from Wal
lace with their son-in-law and daugh.
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston Nann,
jr.. to Concord. where they remained
couple of weeks. The trip also in.
cluded Asheville, Montreal, Chimney
Rock. Pinehurst, Lake Lure and other
places Of interest in western North
Carolina.
Mrs. Grace van Casteel of 1915 Liv-
Continued on Fifth PaCel
Evening star., 1927-08-14
Dinners Given in Honor
Of Selected Guests

Former Representative and Mrs.
Ira c. Copley, who have anchored
their yacht in Gloucester Harbor,
Mass, were hosts to a large company
at dinner early last week. In the
party We're Col. and Mrs. Francis A..
Pope, who visited Mr.. and Mrs. Cop
ley for a fortnight; Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
tor Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs. James
NJ. Green, Mrs. John Crayke Simpson
and AIr. and Mrs. Isaac T. Mann.
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins entertained
a company at dinner Thursday eve
ming in her Summer home at Ventnor.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Fairfax en-
tertained at dinner Thursday evening
at the Del Monte, in Magnolia, Mass.
Mr. Ernest l.. May, 1881 Nineteenth
street, entertained at a charmingly ar
ranged dinner dance Friday evening
in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
G. Columbus. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Boswell. Mrs.
Lienback. Miss Marie Christiani and
Mr. Louis Weeden, ..----------.----
Evening star., 1927-08-14
MIR. and Mrs. Albion Honore
By Archbishop of Huron

His grace the Archbishop of Huron
and Mrs Williams are among those
VINO have entertained in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Edouard Albion, who are
passing several weeks at the Albion
Summer home in Canada. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albion are resting in preparation
Tor the forthcoming tenth season. ~of
the Washington National Opera. which
VIII be opened with a brilliant festival
week OF grand opera in Polls Theater
on the eve OF the convening OF the
new Congress in December.
Tae Archbishop and Mrs. Williams
entertained at dinner in honor Of Mr.
and Mrs. Albion in the bishops palace,
London. Canada, last week. The AL
oion Summer home is situated near
Port Stanley on the original grant OF
900 acres given by George III to
Mr.. Albion's t-grandfather
The estate has remained in the pos
session of the family since.
Evening star., 1927-08-14

unusually interesting Washington this week is oenor
IA Ca Panama this country
Char at the legation OF Panana
on New Hampshire will few days tor California
He will not return country until late October
Evening star., 1927-08-14
Engagements to Wed
Formally Made Public

Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. O'Donnell Of
4S01 Blagden avenue announce the
engag cement, Of their daughter Mary
Angela to DIR. John j. Lynch. "a,
/ Mr.. sand Mrs. Fred B. Buckingham
announce the engagement of their
daughter Mildred to- Mr. Clifford M.
johnson, son of Mr.. and Mrs clifford
Z. johnson. The wedding VIII take
place IN September.
Evening star., 1927-08-14
Capital Society Folk Find
MidsummerSeasOnMarked
BvOut-of-DoOr Diversions
PROGRAM. However, Not Without Special Features
Incident to Observance of National Ami
versaries by Foreign Legations.

IDsUAfMER Washington without its diversions which
M outoidoors sports This week end wheh
marks the when all society OF the National
Cantal is most scattered official family is represented
by the Mrs New Those few who are
motor roads through countryside and for fortnight many have
taken advantage daily OF professional base bail FOR oas
ball like politics. growing be almost gripping to the FEMININE
portion the it has for years to the masculine mno
unusually interesting Washington this week is Senior
"A Roberto President Panama who is this country
ON spea mission guest the legation of Panama
Hampshire and will leave in few days tor California
his native country until late III OCTOBER
MA colonies of Washngonans found all
and Of the foreign countries And among
the most interesting colonies that Paris which is growing
through young Americans connected with the Paris branches of
financial institutions Among the additions
this colony James Blaine Walker r OF New York. the
formerly Miss Elizabeth Harrison 1uge n & a h WE.4 bsnam have
!1 Long Island for % time eS seS hov v se n ad s
hous g g i Paris es snd Ssat sIao to G
~as b: be" ;s | I
are ss i Py : S ss5s 'is
The as Miss M @ e4t Of as @ M M Ps n
Washng,oR BY Miss Cannon
the M 1 M have sy lived in Paris A5
prm a0f sbe P where their small dsustef
ns f bbs as which s has
of Of cali forth the
snnive?ssPe during su%mer ba this
freedom on Spain Asss and ssetsn55
Mxco September countries
time all repented by Minister Salvador having
# WSns;dsy E. ss3s?d
tanning the legation dinner and the flag the republic
While function Mashnso4 eonmemoratins the
] sf1"y nearly y0aiSS" hs
many fo prominent Wsshneon smart set partpd
m hstss M who with hi Frau kP
md the nsl1dfd Nam Val
s Of fG9 those as"'si* ~s EnoS@ as in
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-14
SLAYER IF HUSBAND
 MRS, SARAH KERRICK
 BEGINS PRISON TERM
DOES NOT AWAIT DECISION ON APPEAL FROM SENTENCE;
 OTHERS FOLLOW LEAD

LOS ANGELES, July IA. (P)-The Evening Express said it is learned that Mrs. Sarah Kerrick, sentenced to one to ten years for manslaughter for the fatal shooting of her husband, Tom Kerrick, the motion picture cowboy actor, went to San Quentin early this week to begin serving her term. Mrs, Kerrick decided not to await the de cision on appeal from the sentence and began serving time so that she might get it over with" Four others convicted of manslaughter in the case received the same terms and probably will follow Mrs. Kerrick's lead.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-14
SOUTHERN BEAUTY |S
 RECOVERING FROM 8
 DAY STATE 0F COMA
ATTEMPTED To'coMMIT SUICIDE BUT DROPPED OFF INTO
 SLEEPING SICKNESS

LOS ANGELES, July IA. PJ-The ravaged brain of Mrs. Clara Drum mond, aged 21, now in her ninety-ffth day of coma, is the scene of an ap- palling struggle between power of light and darkness. For the first time since the sleeping beauty's attempted suicide was thwarted only to have her drop off into sleeping sickness, the girl tried to speak. Heretofore her eyes had followed folks about the room, but she could neither speak nor move. Now her hands are beginning to open and close. Her lips move and she blinks her eyes in the light. Her recovery is predicted.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-14
MONOPLANE OAKLAND PILOT [. 1. SMITH
 IS 0FF FUR HAWAII
PLANE ESCORT OVER GOLDEN GATE-DlSAPPEAR IN LOW
 FOG BANK

MUNICIPAL AIR PORT, Oakland, Calif., July IA. (P)-The silver-winged monoplane "City of Oakland" manned by Pilot Ernest L. Smith and Naviga- tor Emory B. Bronte, took off here at 1O:39 a. m for the 2,4O0 mile flight to Hawaii. Escort planes fell in behind Smith as he rose. The planes first start was delayed by danger of run ming into spectators and the second by fog bank which hung off the Gold en Gate. The plane disappeared due west and disappeared in a low fog.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-14
CHASING CRIMINALS IN RADIO DIRECTED
 CARS SUCCESSFUL
POLICE CARS HAVE BEEN EQUIP PED WITH RECEIVERS AS RE-
 SUIT OF TESTS

BERKELEY, Calif., July 14. (P)- Chasing criminals in radio-directed au- tomobiles has proved successful in Berkeley tests, Police Chief August Bollmen announced in his annual re- port today to City Manager John Edy. An appropriation to carry on experi- ments of the latest achievements of the scientific police department was asked. Bollmer stated in his report that Berkeley police automobiles had been directed successfully by the DO lice low wave broadcasting station while the machines travelled along highways at 40 miles an hour All of the local police cars have been equip ped with radio receivers as result of the tests.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-14
ELABORATE PROGRAM FUR DRYING UP B|G
 SMUGGLING RING
NEWLY APPOINTED DEPUTY CON- MISSIONER OF PROHIBITION
 ANNOUNCES PLANS

SAN FRANCISCO, July IA. (P)-An elaborate organization of prohibition forces having for it's purpose the dry ing up of the multi-million dollar smuggling industry at it's source is announced by Ali Oftedal, newly ap- pointed deputy commissioner of prohi- bition, who arrived yesterday from Washington. The organization will have it's central headquarters in San Francisco, and will operate with funds provided by Congress at its last ses- sion for special intelligence section of the prohibition bureau, extending it's jurisdiction from Canada to the Mexican border and eastward to the Rocky mountains.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-14
NOME MAN PLANS
 HAZARDOUS TRIP TO
 SEATTLE IN KyAK
CUPBOARD MOTOR AND ESKIMO IN CANOE-MAY CONTINUE
 ON TO NEW YORK

NOME, July II. [P)-A Nome to Se- attle "hop" in a kyak-Eskimo skin canoe-powered with an outboard motor is planned by Fred ". Kenney, business man of this city. The voy- age was never before attempted in a canoe The trip will be started in August with an Attempt to establish a record for a long-distance trip in a 7 canoe If the voyage to Seattle is completed without mishap, Kenney plans to continue to New York via the Panama Canal He will probably take an Eskimo reindeer herder with him. According to the plans Kenney intends to cruise down Boring sea along the southern shore of the Aleu- tfan Islands and the Alaska Peninsu- la to Seward, thence via the inside passage to Seattle.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-14
GIRL CASHIER IS
 RELIEVED IF CASH
 SHOT FULL OF DOPE
UNDER THREAT OF GUN PERMITS BANDIT TO INJECT DOPE;
 LOSES SLIGO

SAN FRANCISCO, July IA. (P)-A girl cashier with $1,100 in cash on her person was held up, forced into an au- tomobile on the main streets of the city, then subjected, under a threat of gun, to permit the injection of dope into her arm through a hypo- dermic needle. When she revived sev- eral hours later she was bound and gagged in a downtown hotel room. Her story, the police say, is probably true She named the man who doped her as a former watchman at the place of business where she worked.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-14
ELLSWORTH D|SPOSES IF LOCAL INTERESTS
 ID FRANK S. GORDON
PIONEER ESTABLISHMENT AND ALL LOCAL INTERESTS ARE
 DISPOSED OF

Announcement is made today by H. E. Ellsworth, pioneer business ma of Seward, that he! has disposed of all of his local interests, including the Ellsworth building, stock of merchandise and home, ito F. s. Cor don, who conducts mercantile estab- lishments at Fairbanks Anchorage, and Juneau, as we'll as pne at Camp Lewis, Wash The deal was closed last evening and MT. SGordon will come over from Anchorage Friday. Mrs. A. Balderston, of Anchorage, ar lived last 7ing and is now in ac-
 i've ."'' the business. Mrs. Merritt, "nager, as was an- nounced -p4>- parts for the States shortly, bu., 1r some days yet will remain on the, staff, Miss Clara Manthey is also Femaining.
 Just where I'm going .or what my daughter Thelma and I will do is un- decided at this time" Mr. Ellsworth stated this morning. but upon my arrival at Seattle Thelma will join me and, in all probability, strike out for the South. I believe climatic conditions in the southlands are more favorable to her health which as all our friends have known, has been very poor the last two years Naturally, after spending so many years in Seward, I expect to return again but as I said before, at this time, we have no definite future plans outlined
 T want to take this opportunity tc thank our friends, and the patrons Y of our business for their wonderful past support Our business associa tions with the people of this com munity and district have been mos cordial. I feel confident that thu same courtesies and patronage vii be accorded our successor, MT. Cor don, one of the best known of Alas kan business men whose mercantil,
 reputation is perhaps the most prom inent and who, through his othe four stores, has a purchasing powe which is reflected in his excellen stocks"
 Mr. Ellsworth has announced else
 where in the columns of this issu
 that all outstanding accounts will b.
 discount of 10 per cent prior to an,
 including Saturday July 16. He de
 parts on the s. s. Alaska.