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Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-08
MRS. HATTEN ID OCCUPY
 PULPIT SUNDAY SERVICE

Mrs. c. T. Hatten of the Jesse Lee Home, will occupy the pulpit at the local Methodist church Sunday. Mrs. Hatten is a regularly licensed minis ter and has been since before her mar riage. She possesses unusual natural ability as a public speaker, and has had excellent training along that line. We are confident that she will bring to us, Sunday morning a message both interesting and instructive. This will be her first appearance before a Seward audience, and we bespeak for her a full house Come and worship with us. Visitors always receive a cordial welcome Remember that the hour is 11:3O a. m Sunday school at
 THOS. P. GRAHAM
 Minister.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-08

Mrs. R. c. Hurley has returned to Juneau from Seattle, where she went several weeks ago with her husband who entered the Providence hospital to undergo an operation on his leg which was broken several months ago in Anchorage. Mrs. Hurley says the crisis is passed and MT. Hurley is rapidly improving. The doctors in Seattle for while believed his leg would have to be amputated as infec- ton had set in. MT. Hurley will be in bed in the Seattle hospital for several months.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-08
NOTICE, MILK CUSTOMERS

Due to the fact that there are sev- eral hundred milk bottles scattered among our patrons we would appre- ciate if our customers would dig out any empties lying around and return them to us. We need them quite bad ly. Thank you,
 SEWARD DAIRY
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-08
NORTHERN NOTES

Mrs. Ostrom Scott, former resi- dent of Juneau, but later residing at Seattle, passed away in the Sound City. Mrs. Scott lived in Juneau for several years and was we'll known. She left Juneau shortly after the death of her husband, c. c. Ostrom, and made her home in Seattle with her two children and was married sec ond time to MT. Scott, a photographer of the Seattle Times.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-08
IN HIS FIFTH TERM

The Gateway wishes to make a cor rection with regards to the article ap- bearing Wednesday in which it was for his fourth consecutive term The article should have read flor his fifth term"
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-08
PIONEERS NOTICE

The local igloo, Pioneers of Alaska, will meet this evening at the usual hour. A good attendance is requested.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-08

Picture Framing. Schallerer's Alas ka Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-08

You read it in The Gateway first.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-05-26
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Second Payment Now
Votes Allowed

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first
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-16
CARE in auto
DRIVING
James, of Safety Coun-
Gil, Speaks at Lo-
cal Schools

1T Il my opinion that Texas il In
sad need or a law requiring all auto
mobile drivers in the state 10 sec1re
a drivers license and the passing Of
an efficiency test before a license Is
granted" said ". r. James Of Aus
tin in an address Tuesday afternoon
before the teachers Of the Browns
Vile public schools in the high
school auditorium. Mr.. James il sec
rotary Of the State Council for
Safety. having served in that capaci-
~ the past two years Before his
election he was professor of psy-
chology az the University Of Texas.
To-day in this state there is an
astounding number Of persons driv-
ing cars who are either SO nearly
blind they are unfit to drive or are
deaf, partially paralyzed, subject to
fits. or are too young TO think quick
ly at a time for immediate action, "
he went on TO say.
Mr.. James has been making n
study Of all fatalities In the state
Of Texas for the past two years and
has compiled some statistics on Gc-
cidents that show to what proper
tions the problem has grown. From
September Of 1926 to September Of
1927 reports show hat 1894 people
died from accidents. Beginning with
January Of this year up until the
past month records disclose that pe0-
pie in thsi state are being killed by
accidents nc the rate Of about five u
day.
With the proper training Of the
school child ~ that care becomes
habitual with him the danger Of ac-
cldcnts will be n~oticeably lcssened. =
insisted the speaker. Mr.. James IL
auhtor Of an outline for teaching
the practise Of safety in the schools
which N being used in the local
grades from the first 20 the seventh.
The book deals with all common ac-
cidcnts and recommendation for their
prohibition.
Arriving in Brownsville Tuesday
morning from San Antonio, Mr..
James was a guest at the South Tex
o. Chamber nf Commerce c0nyen-
ti0n, being held here that day, and
LETT Tuesday evening for Wichita
Falls where he will deliver another
lecture on Safety First" This Is
one Of the many trips that Mr.. James
makes during the year In the inter-
ests Of safety, trying to reach the
solution by instructing the school
children In the fundamentals.
Last year he visited the Valley and
delivered lectures in many Of the
Valley cities.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-16
FRUIT DISPLAY
GIVEN PRAISE
Houston c. Of c. Man
Says His Discrip-
ton Doubted

~There are a lot Of men IN Houston
who will think I am Just a plain PRE-
varicator when ! tell them about this
exhibit Of citrus fruit made BY the
I'll Jardin and Los Fresnos c0mmuni-
ties. was the comment OF Ike Ash
burn. secretary Of the Houston
Chamber or Commerce.
All day Tuesday the building across
from II Jardin hotel was filled with
visitors attracted by the agricultural
display arranged by FL Jardin and
Los Frcsnos communities and Home
Service Clubs of the Valley.
The exhibit was pronounced one OF
the best ever assembled IN the Vail
ley. Over fifty varieties OF citrus
fruit and an almost endless variety
a vegetables and staples were well
arranged to attract attention and inn
press upon visitors the great fertility
Of Valley soil.
w. III. Huffman was IN charge OF
Fl Jardin exhibit. and was ask
sisted by "a committee 0f
George French, H. III. Banker, Paul
Dye. p r. Wilson. Lee Martin. Mrs.
Frank Fisher and Frank Brown. The
Los Fresnos exhibit was IN charge
o. Frank kretz, assisted BY Aug.
Pfeifer. Mrs. j. Downey, Mrs. White
and Mrs. Chase.
The Home Demonstration Clubs
had an excellent exhibit in charge
Of Miss Ethel Cannon OF Los FIRES
nos and Mrs. l.. Henshaw Of I'll Jar
din, with Miss Kate Adele Hill. coun-
~ home demonstration agent COOP
Grating. Henry Alsmeycr was in
charge or "a Nalley-wide exhibit.
The Fl Jardin Community Coun-
81 and the members Of the commit
tee received perfect cooperation from
the residents Of the district" W. H.
Huffman said. We appreciate what
they did IN making the horticultural
and agricultural exhibit a success.
and the South Texas Chamber of
commerce and TIE Brownsville
Chamber Of Commerce also annreci-
ate their efforts. I believe Ell Jar
din and Los Fresnos provided one OF
he most representative displays Of
the agricultural and horticultural re-
sources Of the Valley that has ever
been assembled. W. r. McDavitt
also deserves commentator for the
assistance extended"
;. G.. Tucker. president OF the
Brownsville Chamber of Commerce.
n q. &. Richardson. secretary. per-
sonally expressed their appreciation
Of the organization 10 the commune
ties for their cooperation in provid-
ING ana arranging the exhibits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-16
Store Features
Sleep Authority

People All over the world are just
beginning 70 wake up to the import
ance VI sleep, Mrs. Francis nj.
Chamberlain. OF New York, factory
representative of the Simmons com
pary. said Wednesday. Mrs. Cham
berlain is visiting the Borderland
Hardware company here IN the in-
terests on better and more intelli-
gent sleeping facilities. She viii re-
main in the store until Saturday.
While here the sleep expert, who
IS an interior decorator, will be az
the service Of any Brownsville house
wife who might wish 70 consult her
concerning home decorations IN any
form.
Her mission here Is not a selling
one in any sense, Mrs. Chamberlain
says. What she j. trying 70 do Is
promote a keener interest in the
sleeping Accommodations Of the peo-
pie Of Brownsville. She came here
from Austin. where she has been for
the past several days, preaching her
gospel az rest and relaxation.
Approximately 20 years OF the
average lifetime is spent IN bed
more time than IL devoted to any
other task or pleasure, she deelar-
ed, yet people will consistently de-
vote more attention 20 the p--chase
Of an easy chair or a rug. either Of
which j. used an hour or two daily,
than they do 10 the buying Of bed
ding which is in service more than
any other household article
Mrs. Chamberlain II an advocate
Of the innerspring mattress, a venti-
lated affair OF hundreds Of small
coil springs and staple cotton. Few
people realize that this-the highest
type Of sleeping equipment-may be
bought for considerably less than
the better grades Of staple cotton
mattress" she said, but such is the
truth. The best in bedding Is not
by any means the most costly. es-
pecially when il comes 20 mattress
cs."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-16
FLASHES OF LIFE
CBy The Associated Pressl

RENO.-ln his wifes opinion as
related By Thomas l.. jefferson, ac-
tor rs his father. and grandfather
were. his love scenes on the stage
were too ardent and emphatic. For
that reason. he averred. she treated
him cruelty. He has obtained a
divorce after a. years Of married
life.
BLOOMSBURY. Pa.-Allen Deppe
courted Mrs. Lou Murphy Of
Springfield. I'LL. by mail. They
were married last May. Now they
have separated with prayer. After
signing en- agreement drawn up in
court they knelt and asked divine
blessing and pardon for their sins.
Los ANGELES. - Mrs. Grace
Welliott. who is worth 100000.
must pay alimony. Arrested snd
hailed 20 court. she settled what
she was in arrears a Si50 a month
NEW YORK-Good taste in the
opinion of Lucicn LcLong, Paris
style authority who Is visiting u,
DEGREES that a skirt shall always
Ia below the knee. and Amaxons
should rot try to Re ingenues nor
Junos Dianes.
Los ANGELES.=Uncle sam de-
sires Mary Miles Minter 10 paw him
$685. li in hack income taxes and
Be - alp suing her mother, Mrs.
Charlotte Shelby for $4,000.
NEW YORk-Leonora Corona
of Dallas Il 70 he a Lconora On the
stage IN the big inc or her
musical career. Making her debut
~ the Metropolitan orera Thanks
giving day. she will have the role
q Leonora in II Trovatore.7 Her
irst debut was rs years AGO when
as a baby Of 2-years she sang in
= church musicale. She has
Ifalianized the family name az
Cohorone and has a collection Of
dozens ~ little ELEPHANTS in diff
tcrent cclcrs made az porcelain and
ivory. She began collecting them
during study in Italy because they
have brought her good luck.
BALTIMORE-Ana now \ cigar
smoklnE marathon. Vincent Maddi
II the Medical school az tie E-ni-
Nersity of Maryland consumed 80
IN ; IL hours lie had planned 20
smoke 50 IN IL hours. Il is not an
parent whether ne stopped because
the 3ist wss too big ~ because ~
fear thrt the dean might 40 some
thing or other about the stunt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-16

was only one accident, and that was
a very minor nature. The NJ. =. Dor.
der patrol men. cooperating with
Lieut.. J. I. Armstrong and other
members Of the city police force, pro-
vided a very efficient organization
That only one minor accident should
in itself evidence or the ef-
ficient manner in which traffic vas
controlled. The cooperation extend
ed by the border patrol II largely re-
sponsible for the excellent record
made in this respect.
"The convention brought "a
Brownsville hundreds Of leading men
from all parts Of South Texas, and
Brownsville demonstrated 20 then
what can be accomplished through
civic and regional cooperation. There
can be no question that the Browns
vile and the entire Valley made an
excellent impression upon the visit
ors, and this, the first convention OF
the South Texas Chamber of COM
merce. will. ! am confident. prove Of
inestimable value TO this section Of
the state
Got Wide Publicity
In regard 10 publicity for the
South Texas Chamber Of Commerce,
articles and pictures were used in
hundreds Of publications. A picture
Of Miss Louise Wick, Queen OF the
Grapefruit was carried by both the
Central Press and the N. f.. A. fca-
lures services, serving over 1000
daily newspapers in the United
States. IL has been estimated that IL
the city Of Brownsville had been
obliged 20 pay regular advertising
rates for the publication Of this one
picture in the thousands Of news
papers. it would have cost $4,000.
Moving pictures OF tine convention
we're taken by the pathe News. Fox
and Metro-G oldwyn-M Mayer companies,
and will he shown in practically All
theaters in the United States. Nov
ing pictures were also made by the
Southern Pacific and will To used III
their advertising campaigns on behalf
of the Valley section.
The Associated Press sent d special
representative here and carried owe
1000 words on the convention. Every
large newspaper in South Texas also
sent special representatives and car
ried telegraph articles on the VA
rious features.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-16
No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels

m you wish 10 be permAnentlv -.
Eevcd OF gas In stomach ard hc~geln
take Baaluann's Gas Tablets ~hich
are prepared especially for stomach rna
and all the bad effects resulting from.
gas pressure.
That cnpty. Srawin1 feeling az the
pit Of the stomach Will disappear. that
arxicua nervous feeling with heart PAL
p~itatica viii vanish. and yea will again
be able 20 take q deep breath wrthcut
discomfort.
dlnreF xiil be replaced BY a desire Tor
enscrtninracnt- hlnatsnR VII cease.
Your hmbs. arms and nngers viii NJ
longer feel cold and go 70 sleer be-
cause Baalnnnn'H Gas Tablets prevent
gas from Interfering with the cireni..
ton Get the genuine. Il the veIlow PAL
go a. any seed drug stars. Prise 81.
W.. C.. WILL1iAN'S
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-16

los ANCELES.-Uncle sam de-
sires Mary Miles Minter 70 pay him
S-ol.foi in hack income taxes and
BE is also suing her mother, Mrs.
Charlotte Shelby for $4,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-16
Mission Church
Being Enlarged

MISSION. Nov. IG.-The Preshy-
terrain congregation here is building
an addition to their school. a part OF
which IL intended 70 house their new
$4,000 pipe organ. recently purchased.
At first IL was planned to build q
new church. bat later decisions re-
suited in the retaining Of the present
frame building. and adding an =
loft; also a large room will be added.
which Will be used as a Sunday
school class room. with kitchen and
social rooms. which will be included.
Wm. PENN Ceute-A con1 Cfrar
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-16

An acid stomach aecs PEOPLE much
more than the years they live. it
creates more thin and weak bodies.
and faces with sailow complex or
than anything else; III causes more
bad breath and caryes more wrinkles
Of misery and acc than an other
evils put together, Why
Because a stomach full If acid
sours your food, and starvcs Your
body.
A tablet or two Of pare's Dianepsin
ehewcd after meals will dissolve the
acid in your stomach and clear up
that sour. hloated. drpwsy feeling. hi
viii help your stomach digest your
food. You viii get hack your young
appetite: you viii gain weight and
your complexion will Ne clear ana
firm.
All drug stores have Pare's Dia-
pepsin.-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-16

WIN. Pens ceuts-A Good Cigar
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-16

Los ANGELES. - Mrs. Grace
Welliott. who is worth 600.
must pay alimony. Arrested snd
hailed 10 court. she settled what
she was in arrears n Si50 a month,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-16
EDUCATEs SELF IN PRISON

LONlON--lt has just become
known that a mar noted for his ar
tistic talent educated himself while
serving a long prison term for rob-
berry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-16

BATH, Eng.-After repeated use
~ radio headphones Mrs. Elizabeth
Fry, formerly totally deaf, can now
hear clearly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-07
F|L|P|NOS ARE COLD
! TO BINGHAM VIEW
0uezon and Other Legislators
Not in Favor of Ameri-
/ Canization Plan.
BY WALTER ROBB.
Nv Radio 10 The Star and Chicago Da'a}
News. Copyright, 1927

nv Radio 10 The Star and Chlcago DauJ
News. Copyright, 1927.
MANILA. September THE view
khat Senator Hiram Bingham is re-
ported to have expressed to President
Coolidge at Rapid City--that the
characterization of Filipinos should
be sought-does not meet with favor
from Senate President Manuel Que
zon and other legislators, especially
those leagued with his cabal in an
effort 10 obtain what they term
autonomous government of the is
lands" by uniting under QucZon leg
dslative and executive control togeth-
er with the selection Of judges.
A canvas of the Legislature made
nv the Tribune, did not discover
Bingham supporters, but Representa-
tive Recto remarked that the oxford
bag element" might be won over,
Recto might be called Chesterfieldan
in his own sartorial tastes.
Leaving out public schools, which
long since have succumhed to the
,Filipiniza ton doctrine, and taking
the legislators attitude as compelled
by its policy. Americanization and
idemocra tization are making progress
svery year. For example, 10 Christian
Filipino farm companies were lncor-
porated yesterday for the purpose
Cf opening crop and cattle ranches
on the island Of AIindanao, notori-
Gus former Mohammedan region.
At the same time, Gen. Charles
Nathorst. commander of the Philip
pine constabulary, has assured Act
Ing Gov. Gilmore, after inspection of
Mindanao and -Sulu, that completion
Of highways which are under con-
struction will enable him to with
draw a large portion of the con-
stabulary now engaged in keeping
peace among native tribal factions.
These factions have heretofore re-
NAMED in belligerent isolation for
the want of roads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-07

curate estimate of it's existence this
year cannot be obtained until cold
weather checks the disease.
1t appeared first to noticeable ex-
tent in California, and then cropped
out in Ohio and West Virginia and
has now spread into New York and
Massachusetts.
Telegraphic reports to the health
service for the week ending August
81 showed IS cases in Massa chusetts.
4S in California. So in New York, u
in Illinois. 20 in New Jersey. - in
Texas, II in West Virginia. / in
oklahoma. II in Connecticut. 10 ia
Michigan, I in Alabama. , in Arkan-
sas > in Colorado. . in Florida, 4 in
Indiana, in Kansas, in Louisiana.
Z in Maine, 3 in Minnesota. in Mis-
sissipp. in Missouri 1 in Nebra ska -.
in New Mexico. 3 in Oregon, in
PENNSYLVANIA, in Rhode Island. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-07
DOLE SEARCH RECORDED.
Naval Vessels Travelled $4,000
Miles Seeking Flyers.
Rr the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Naval vessels used 3,0S2 $50 gallons
of fuel in excess of their regular al
lotment and navigated 1888 miles
above scheduled operations, Admiral
jackson. commander in chief of the
Battle Fleet, has advised the Navy
Department in an unsuccessful search
Of approximately $50 900 square miles
of the Pacific Ocean for the missing
] Die flyers.
lie added that in addition planes
few 5000 miles and consumed 300
gallons of gasoline.
Search operations by district craft
carried on under the supervision of the
various naval district commandants
was in addition to these figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-07

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-07
BIC Toe Blamed
For Wrinkles and
Blemished Visage
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. September THE
"hig toe look" a visage hiemished
usually with wrinkles and crows
feet" was described before the Iii
nnis Association of Chiropodists'
convention here yesterday by Or.
Paul f. Mahaffey of Springfield. III.
The look is daily traced in the
case of thousands Of women to
their big toe. which is out of
alignment" DR.. Mahaffey explain
ed. Pain caused by the big toe
is unconsciously written on the
features in wrinkles. A normal toe
is a first aid to beauty. Keep your
big toe straight"
A hig toe out of alignment
throws the normal balance of
weight on the instep. resulting in
fallen arches and fiat feet, DR., Ma
haffey said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-07

in South Dakota, in Tennessee, 8 in
Washington. in Wisconsin and / in
Wyoming. Figures for other States
were unavailable, although Ohio re.
ported for the period between August
1 and August % total of 225 cases
and "a deaths in 40 counties
For the week ending August t3
this year, - States reported 24S cases,
as against 50 last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-07
Redmond Associate Dead.

NEW YORK. September [P).-
John Bernard Kelly, close associate of
John E. Redmond. parliamentary lead.
err of home rule in Ireland. died here
yesterday at the age of 81 after an
illness Of eight months.
Mr.. Kelly is survived by four chill.
dren, one of whom. the Rev. John B.
Kelly, is spiritual director of the Cath
0lic Actors Guild.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-07
POSTAL GAIN.

August postal receipts showed an
increase Of $50 per cent over August
last year at the 80 selected cities.
Postmaster General New announced
today, Total receipts were $2S,47776l.
Jersey City, with an increase Of 25 "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-07
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-07
PARALYSIS SCARE
DISCOUNTED HERE
Infantile Malady Has Appeared
Only in Certain Sections, Says
Public Health Service.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Although infantile paralysis is
present in certain sections of the
country, the Public Health Service
does not regard the disease as I'M
usually epidemic. Officials said that it
does not begin to approach the cpl
demic year of 1916, but that an aC-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-07

last year at Southern post offices were
Baltimore, 6.35 per cent; Washington,
1903; Atlanta. 2.64: Dallas, 10. %: Louis
vile, $40; New Orleans, 4.16: Rich