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1n Mefnnrian1.

BENNETT. MARTHA. VIRGINIA. In loving
rem rsmemsrane. Sio & to the sacred IN T1enory T.,t
tthis, liis one year ago today, November
HFs psrSE BELOVED HUSBAND AND cHrr-
BROWN. ANNIE NJ. In lovins but SAD
Tmssmnory Of my dear wife; ANNIE NM NJ
ago today, November IS, 1925.
Ny life is lonesome.
My heart is flled with pain.
I feel that I will never know
HER DEVoTED RcHPz qaG H1sBAN6 Ne .EE ) W. BROWN.
GAITHEEr: CHARLIE, Sacred to IL, men, m
GA1TaER GA ragss T6o asSSsTtid tS life one year
slrHp o. dear Charlie.
VIZ lavsd you we'll
'N rHE FAMILY.
HONESTY. HENRY W. Sacred to the mem
MNRY M e W SEsu aySs su;ssod so depsrted and tsas ss:
life six years ago today. November Is, 1921.
wrE 1rEed Lucy e f' D ToSss4 IN Ans ssath teh
DREN
JACKSON MAMIE BROWN. In. cherished
zen & ioy1i sMr ssS sRo%N S our J5AcKS ccaKToS OFsih sho
her l5 1925.
Yp Sad msf .e6 0S5 rons Sas' y.a, tf SF0ps oF psn
And too good to be let remain.
Upright and Just to tie end Of your DAYS.
You are zone. but not forsotten.
Never. shall YOUR memory fade.
Around the grave where you are laid.
Yon left behind you broken hearts
That love loved l, Som rs so sire sincere; S,,
FORGET you, Mamie. dear.
Ma BTyw yopr 81 sqTl FL, res. % in IsSE1 hsaysn RAP
TIE TTsT PESMT GATrRCH crCS CORA OF T. BELFoN,
PRESIDENT.
LETCHER. EUGENE 3. SACRED t. tS,ts The s.., Eers-
todaS. NoveSer mSe lf5t e. 1871 seven years
~ ye o,T Ipysd .rsdnH hi SO ge 1s; h n.ar
Loved. remembered. lonaed for always.
MS lRFbbiTG bbETorEfp fpys s1sFEsst iEss2t ASb tSA
LErCHER. EUGENE B. tribute of love to
GENE m etso' 3. EETcHERo siSS Who left fs Us sev:n
years ago today. November IS. 1921.
No. DG in ny my heart there lies
A secret place, where. hid from mortal eyes.
Dwells strong and true love
That never dies, nor can forget
I, who loved you. sadly miss you.
/. who. held you very dear,
| And in the lonely hours OF thinking
i''" HIS DEVOTED WIFE. DORA.
MULLIGAN.. AMELIA 4; Sacred tvs t. ths
HeiiiI a. iMULLiGAN UTs'G Who departed this life
twelve years ago taHay sHS sM ESyeSeI wSAREN II slc
sear nSR.r ANN SNN1E g lsEs%ooD sSeo so %
departed this life 10 years ago today No
vember 49, 1910.
Peaceful be your sleep. dear mother,
IT'S sweet to breathe your name;
We loved you very dear in life,
In death We do the same.
HER LOVING CHILDREN.
WEBSTER, MARY Fl. In loving memory OF
R.yS.r my dear is wfss iss, who departed this life NO
Sleep on. dear wife. and take your rest;
God called you home. He thought 1t pest.
In silence you suffered in patience you
bore:
HER HUSBAND. DANIEL WEBSTER.
WILSON. CHARLES H., Jr. In sad but low
sffb afbss eCapHsI q my wfhEsoN fhEHsosNno r no SSe SS
died 1--WE years ago today November lS'
How sad today our troubled hearts.
HOY dim our eyes with tears,
For death has robbed US. Of the one
We thought was ours for years. -~.,
HIS WIFE; ALBERTA ROSS WILSON,
WINNER. CORA. One year, November IS.
1927,
The one we loved has gone to rest.
Her frn. true heart is STILL
The hands that always gave US help
Now lie In deaths cold chill.
How sad today our lonely hearts.
How dim our eyes with tears.
FeWE tos Ts: or '9e ssaas
Loving Remembrance.
HER SON AND DAUGHTER. FRED AND
GRACE.
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"TcWosHN Wednesas7 HNovsnSsT T. iss5 4 Els resi
cSof GESofsoE oARLToR beloved hasssad sUi'ai
Anna L. Weodworth and brother OF
d. c., and Clayton j. Woodworth of New
York City. Funeral services viii be held
at 9;3o pm. Interment Friday am. at
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GarOs of TbankS.

GRAUE, HENRY. We wish TO express our
thanks sd.9 and apprsciaticn to our dear Pas. Pas.
kindness, sympathy. ana beautiful 1loral
tributes at the death Of our beloved hus-
band and father. HENRY GRAUE.
MRS. H. Gf5AUE AND FAMILY.
pFLIEGER. J. II. To our many friends and
various members OF our family who so
kindly and LOYALTY remembered us in our
bereavement we extend our thanks and
appreciation for their many beautiful
floral gifts. THE FAMILY.
PLACER, MILTON w. We wish to express
to oiir rnan5 relatives and friends our ap-
probation and thanks for the kindness
shown and lovely noral tributes sent at
the death Of or father MILTON W..
PLACER
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FOREIGN.
GEO. ELLIOTT, SR., DEAD.

George Elliott, sr., 81 years old, died
Of heart attack at his residence, In the
Chastleton Hotel, yesterday. He had
been resident of this city for the past
Is years.
Mr.. Elliott is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Catherine A. Elliott, and four sons,
George Elliott, jr.: Raymond e. Elliott,
Alban c. Elliott and James r. Elliott.
st. Pauls Catholic Church, Fifteenth
and v streets, tomorrow morning at 8
O'Clock. Interment will be private
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STATE pEPARTMENT. UNITED STATES or

America, November Ia, 1925. The deaths
been reported by the ~American Consul
James Alexander Brown; disd May /; isaa,
Colwell. died April Is. 1928. at Lidconlbe;
New South Wales; ElizAbeth Hickey: .S died
Wales. Georse Johnson. died April ~,
1929, at Goulburn, New South Wales.
Amelia Moran, died MAJ. IL. 1928. at Little
Bay, Bay, New South Wssblss. Wsbs. Margase. TatnMSm; Msn;
South Waissa ,Egggsnees Pool, Am Ar,brSSss; Sse;
South wales. Charles Blake. died October
l3. 1927. at Penrith. New South Wales.
e sydney, Australia. Deniel Fraser: died
March IL. 1928. at Mudste, New South
Wales. Mars. Hunt, died February Is,
ls2S. ct BATHURST, New South Wales
New, South Wales, on December 1921
Rsndwick, New South Wales, Ellen RuS-
New South Wales. James Smith, died De-
eember J.. 1927, at Lideombe New South
Wales. The legal representatives OF oe-
ceased can, obtain further information BY
applying to the Department OF state
washington, D. G.
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! $40 and check made out to National Laun-
dry by Mrs Etststn. 734 llth st. NV. Lost
! between ilth ana 14th and and SITS NV.
/ Tirder please return to G. L. Tinsman, driver
for National Laundry, 2l-3l Pierce st. NV.
| Franklin bna
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day, near Union station; Government prop
erty. Reward at 200 New Jersey ave. NV.
Evening star., 1928-11-15

RTNG-Finder OF rims in bathroom, main
floor Grafton Hotel return to Grafton Hotel.
Miss Hartman. Reward.
RINGS, two, wedding and diamond ring
from 7th and G NV. to GEORGETOWN; reward
If returned. J. r. Baker, 3215 st. NV,
Evening star., 1928-11-15

POCKFTBOOK, brown leather. bet. Droop' 5
and Hays Stationery Store. containirg
personal articles and small amount OF
Iin R1lA
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STATE DEPARTMENT. UNITED STATES on

America. November IA. 1923 The deaths
of the followinS American citizens have
Montreal. Canada: Jules AnEers, died De-
cember "a, 1897. at Montreal. Canada
BESSIE Baker. died November 81. 1927, at
alssa June l. 1929 a. s. 1snacss Ssnads ,Sis
at Montreal, Canada. John BraSdon, died
November Is, 1885, at VeTdun, Canada
1928. at Montreal Cana1e; Philseass, Eu..
Montreal. Canada. Maria Desroches, cied
Amy Ripley, Ford, died, May %. 1929, at
Montreal Csnads julis BBesmsTais, rai,, La, La
Canada; Emile Lahemme. died Fehrgayy
"a, 1928, a. Montreal, Canada. Theodora
Laforest. died December 3. 1897. ct Mont
real Canada. Harriet Peck. died Feb
ruary 20. 1923, at Montreal. Carada: Fleu-
rida. Plante. died !February. %. 1928, at
November Z. 1927, az Montreal Canada. is
Charles Ii wrence SheldQn, died April is,
1923, at Montreal. Canada. Agnes Aubin
Ee5ins. died December 9. 1927: az Mon,reMIl. Al
ceased can obtain further information by
Washington. d. c.
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LOST.

LOST.
! AMETHYST RING. large, sduare-cut seed
pearls l9st tsds II Jelles washroom' ReTssd'
6sl 661STSH NeT.n ssss sttes ssis aSo Reward
sosToN TERRIER tas No i72l Reward
CAT. black Persian. large, with yellow eyes
CAT. black and gray tiger. male; on Walsh
St Ceorgia 335.
CHANGE PURSE, gray silk, Containing KEYS,
| silver pencil. small change and gold piece
i5ecetSqs pecstHr 800. eNt xpt siT. sfr ~ 4Ue is:
| COLLIE ESKIMO DOG; white with tan ears
snS snS Mass sfn nayslnfS avs peaWaf license
strn sT anfWerS 70 Animal to ims RescSs Gs Msio
era sTsi TfSsTs sSans os sS ssrsmann' 1901 Park
esP DGa named Mise vicnity Sa Petworth 0FeH Re-
ward. 411l ard st. NV. Columbia a74O:
DOG, black and white Poodle. answers to
SS%S sss st. st. NV. iu'H franklin sos7.W " 'u" 70
PoG small n White hys mae tfs s9 io2:7
EAR, TRuMPET Run in Georgetown car. Re-
FRATERNITY CHARITY BOOKLET. No;
Avenue aSai cars Finder please return to RED
sdns hsni isth snd New YORK ave- n% M
sns rmf opse.n n bssassn sasr Psse s
aSrphy snS 'nS isa, S Main HsssLd
?gsRHS ;5 e. ssd9s S!s''s' 3Si 's y
KEYS attached. to stick; reward. 8. g.
| Eareckson. 5o2 Va. ave. Sc. IS.
KNIFE AND CHAIN. white-gold, initiel M
on knife. Latter part of last week. IL
NE
Of money ot 60 eonM.ms $50 or
Sett hetwesn e Tit iith and idth and end sts, NV
PdsE Rss! sanGs to s. h Tns@s Psre: St: 'fsF s
PoCKETBooE; brown leather, Hinn. bet Drtooeps
%Sncn Dsrsopa 1r srtirii All. and small amount of
male rhio sas fsTard for rstarn @ Or for INFORM.
tom tom asss issips R.S.ms to hs re- D Dray
POLICE tSST 2244 ce ccntfsdrsl
nos AI io7ss ana ii1si. iois Florida ave- ne.
pSs hotel t ns rssurn In tS drssos Hoss
| Miss Hartman. Reward:
RINGS, two, wedding and diamond ring
| Ant. l. 15@
| SUM OF MONEY in vicinity of Wardman
Park or 18th and Euclid stS. Reward. De.
| catur $500. Mr., Gilchrist.
Observation-Disclosures; portable; Sun
| erty. Reward at 200 New Jersey ave. NV.
| WATCH. eold. initiated S. NJ G., at 18th
| ard G NV. Please call D. Foster, Hyatts-
| VILE 67Q-W Reward, SIS.
! white gold strap, between Tivoli Theater and
! u st. and Albermarle st. NV; reward.
Cleveland 651. IS.
| WRIST WATCH gold, Monday afternoon,
| west side of Conn. ave, north of r; initials
E. c. r. Reward. Potomac 3003.
81 600 BOND-November o. will identity
Liberal reward, Please phone Franklin e0s5.
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JUDGE CUNNINGHAM
DISCHARGES JURORS

Jurors for the special term Of the
criminal district court were dis
charged Tuesday afternoon by judge
w. "A. Cunningham following COM
pletion Of the jury docket. Several
non-jury cases will be tried Thurs
day and Friday, Judge Cunningham
announced.
The last case or the special term
was the trial Of leonardo Martinez
Of San Benito. charged in four
counts with assault with intent 70
murder. Lenardo was alleged 20
have run amuck with a pistol. He
was fined $50.
Constantine Garcia OF Harlingen
was given a t~wo-year suspended sen
tence, upon conviction of relieving q
Santa Rosa farmer OF s45. and Jose
Flores. indicted in the same case
was acquitted.
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FOR SALE-At Mission, Texas,
Home Of the Grapefruit" corner
Lomits Boulevard and 2 mile line.
exactly l IL miles north Of city
limits. Contract let 10 pave Lomita
boulevard, work starting Immediately
20 acres high class sandy loan
Improvements house, garage. barn,
tenant house. large cistern, insured
81. 700.
9 acres citrus fruit planted SO can
subdivide IL desired into eight > IL
aero tracts with l acre trees az rear
Each acre containing 8 varieties
fruit. Ideal for small homes.
Cheap AZ $1,000 per acre, but II can
sell right now will accept 10000
half cash. balance liberal terms.
T.. ". Sprowl. owner, Mission, Texas.
J-l35
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CRIMINAL APPEAL COURT


AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. 24.-CPD-Pro-
ceedings in the court Of criminal ap-
pcals today includes:
Affirmed; Charlie Young, Taylor;
Leonard Wilson, Delta; II. ID. Mollo-
han, I'll PaSo; cxparte George "
Ccley and Mrs. George III. Celey,
Potetr; Luther Jordan. Nacogdoches;
Jerry Riley. Collingsworth; Ben III.
Collins. Lynn; Marion Cole, San Pa
%tricio; Milo Lampkin, T~srrant; Joe
Bailey Woods, Grayson; Tom Fuller,
Palo Pinto; Hunter McCloude, La
mar. X. N. Gilley, Haskell; Harry
Lcahy. Williamson.
Reversed and remanded: J. W..
Popejoy, Roberts.
Appeal dismissed; Raymond Be-
dosky, Grayson.
Appeal dismissed st request OF ap-
pellant: Ben A. Neill, Stephens.
Appeal reinstated. reversed and re-
manded: q. Il. Cousineau. Cara.
Appellants motion to correct judy
ment or trial court granted: {. A.
Stutzman. alias Ralph Manning. Xii
ley. (2 cases.)
Appellants motion for rehearinr
o%vcrruled: u. ID. Bcvers, Tarrant;
Bill Davis, Lamar.
Appellants motion for rehearing
granted. reversed and remanded: 4.
l.. Melton, Lubbock.
States motion for r~ehearing over
ruled: W. IT. Dunn, Collin.
Original opinion withdrawn, judr-
ment reversed and remanded: W. ].
Meyers, Dallas.
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FOR RENT: 6 room furnished
apartment and garage $500
4 room furnished apartment
and garage $4,000
! room unfurnished apartment
over garage .s25 90
5 room furnished apartment
and garage $500. $500
3 room furnished apartment
mo gsrage) $4,000
3 room cottage ard garage. $500
= room cottage tno garage)
very close in $3.50
2 single bedrooms. beautifully
furnished. each ............ $500
Large two story house. 2 baths.
splendid location for rooming
or board house $1,000
> rooms and bath unfinished.
over Fernandez building. Adams
and 18th streets. Newly re-
hlodeIed 5000
2-STORY BRICK building on Eliza
beth street. Lower floor leased for
five years. 4 apartments upstairs.
Rental on entire building. $500
monthly. Has 100 foot frontage.
Will be sold for s26.250.
COTTAGE rooms and bath, ga
rage, built in features. and all mod
ern conveniences. High lot, good
lawn, shade trees and flowers. One
block from graded school. Excellent
neighborhood. s4500.00. $4,000 down
and balance, $33.75 monthly including
interest.
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Classified Business Directory
Typewritera

DAVENPORT Typewriter Exchange
tBrownsville's Typewriter House
Sole Valley distributors new Isl.
lent" 3 l. G. Smith and late CoronA
4. Save 30 per cent on underwood
and Royal typewriters by buyinG
~facsory "rebuilts" from as. Fully
lie Elizabeth ST.. Phone ll05.
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COUNTY COURT All LAW

John kleiber, Judge.
State of Texas W. Manuel Quin-
tero. Punishment assessed at 80
days confinement in jail.
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Lost and Found

LOST OR STOLEN. Airdale dog
named Fuzzie; tan colored head and
legs. gray and black back, very
short tail. Reward for information
or recovery. Notify the Snow-White
Laundry. San Benito. J-162
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Lost and Found

1osT-open face gold watch at the
Iii game in Victoria Heights, sun
gsv Finder please return to Herald
affies. Reward
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-24
FINANCIAL
Mortgages-Loans
Investments

We desire 10 call the attention
Fl Valley people TO Investment
opportunities we have to offer,
and r. inform them that FREE
INFORMATION can be obtained
relative % any securities offer
ed by Us without obligation to
buy.
We realize that much surplus
money Is accommodating ia the
Valley that will be seeking i'm
vestment. For this reason We
have established au INVEST
MENT DEPARTMENT under the
management of c. {. WENTZ,
who has had active experience
~ banking and In the buying
ard selling or stocks. bonds aud
MORTGAGE
We can furnish for Immediate
deliy ny First Vendors Lien
Notes and First Mortgages on
Valley property that will net s
per cent, or Ser Al Mortgage
Bonds o. Valley city property
and Preferred Stocks Of Valley
corporations bearing 2 ger cent.
These securities can be had in
any amounts and with MATURE
ties 10 suit purchaser. KEEP
THE SECURITY FOR YOUR
MONEY IN YOUR OWN SAFE
TY BOX.
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Cameron Courts
2sTH DISTRICT q

a. W. Cunningham, Judge.
Suits Filed:
No new cases.
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NAUGHTY MARIETTA
X co ON SALE

EDINBURG. Oct. 24.-Tickct sales
have opened here for Naughty
Marietta" delightful opera comique.
TO be presented az the Edinburg col
loge auditorium November IL.
There will only be ono >erform-
ance and an effort IL being made 20
get a capacity house.
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Used Cars that Do New Car Jobs-Buy One Now!~Eerad Want Ad

I-2 lot ) blk ten, Steeke-oersburg.
$1,000.
c. M. Finn to J. w. Wilson ct Tx
N. 1908 nc. OF lot ~, Kelly Pharr
sub. '$330O.00.
Amer. Co. to L. l.. Stanfield, Z.
tract 52S. West Tract. $1,000.
r.. l.. Myers ct ux TO ii. h. Ramsey
". 10 OF lot 23-12 West Add. to Sha-
ryland. $1,000.
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Lots For Sale
FOR SALE

Two lets N Edinburg; three lots
tn San Benito: SO lots in Browns
vile: seven lots outside Browns
vile city limits; twenty per cent
cash. balance IN ore. two. three and
four years Or monthly payments
II preferred s. e. Hinkley. Bro
Vile. Hoo.
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COUNTY COURT

U. Z. Dancy, Judge.
Suits filed:
In the matter Of guardianship of
Victor Escobedo. a minor.
In the matter Of estate Of Jessie
Margaret Buck, deceased.
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Sec what a few SIS will do when
$4,000 cash buys new 5-room
home. All modern conyeniences.
Garage and concrete drive. Near
school on graveled street
n. L. WEIGH
Phone 40. Cromack BLDG.
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FOR SALE-Willys knight 70 coupe.
Excellent condition. Consider trade.
G. p. Lear. Hsrlingen. 1902
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l03RD DISTRICT COURT
Al III Kant Indun

Suits filed:
A. IL. Fernandez, administrator Of
the estate Of Cecilia X. DC Garcia.
deceased, ct al. VS.. Guillermo Reyes
ct al. Suit for damages.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-24

Roy {. Sethman Co.
(TNC.l
Opposite FL Jardin Hotel
11l7 Levee St. Phone 1865
J-t5C
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DISTRIBUTE CATALOGUE

MISSION, Oct. 2i.-Copies Of the
catalogue for the Hidalgo county fair
are off the press. and are being dis
tributed throughout the Valley.
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WISHES ID PROCURE BROWN BEAR SPECIMEN
 FOR PHILADELPHIA

Tt gives me great pleasure to he here today but really, there is little tar add on account of the remarks and expert views given you by Mir Ecdington and MT. Scully" TT opened Harry Whitney's remarks at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon the other day. MT. Whitney is not to be confused with Harry Payne Whitney of New York as has been enormously reported previously both locally, in Southeastern Alaska and Seattle. But like the New York Whit Loy Frank Whitney is world wide traveller, game hunter and explorer. 1Ie is in Alaska, he said, to obtain $ specimen of the Alaska brown bear for the Academy of Natural Science ol Philadelphia
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-23
BIB SHIP IS 0KEH

Miss Maxine McArthur, of the Seat tie Chamber of Commerce staff, re- gently inspected the 5. s. Alaska in Seattle, for the purpose of seeing if there was sufficient room on board for the reservists who will make the Alaska excurcion next month. Capt William Jensen personally escorted the young lady thru his ship after which she pronounced to be alright A large likeness of her and the Cap tain recently appeared in Seattle paper.
 Sailing, sailing, over the bounding main.
 We're on our way to Anchorage,
 But we'll come home again."
 That's the song the Seattle gang are now practicing warbling.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-23

HUNTERS AND PRosPEcToRs- The ALL-ALAskA PACK BOARD. The best in the market. Price $500 Manufactured by the SEWARD LEATHER WORKS.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-23

man, leaves today in a relief plane to search for Pilots Merrill and Vein and the Fox moving picture party who left Wiseman on the 11th for Point Barrow.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-23

During the current school year at the Alaska College an aggregate of 166 students enrolled in all branches Women outnumbered the men 83 to 73
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LEGAL NOTICE

IN PROBATE COURT FOR SEWARD
 PRECINCT, THIRD DIVISION TERRITORY OF ALASKA
 In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN ANTHONY, Deceased.
 NO. 139 NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned is the duly appointed acting and qualified Administrator of the Estate of JOHN ANTHONY, De- ceased; and in accordance with an order duly made therefor, NOTICE IS NOW HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CREDITORS Of and to all persons having claims against the said de- ceased to exhibit such claims, with the necessary vouchers, within six months after and from the date of this notice to the said administrator at his place of residence, Van Glider hotel, in Seward, Alaska, which the under signed selects as his place of business in all matters connected with the es- fa+a of +ha @.;a tNLN 6MrINA\/ n I ceased.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska, May 14, 1928.
 c. H. KEEL,
 Administrator of the Estate of JOHN ANTHONY, Deceased. First publication, May 1s, 1928. Last publication June 23, 1928.
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Sixteen canneries in the vicinity of Cordova will be in operation this sea- son.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-23

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The Kusko times., 1928-05-26
School Board
 Within Rights
200 UNION TEACHERS OF SE- ATTLE BARRED FROM DU-
 TIES, SEPTEMBER.

SEATTLE, May 23.-Holding that the Seattle school board is enti1 ely within it's rights in refusing employ ment to teachers who are members of union, Judge Howard M. Findley today dissovlved the temporary re- straint orders issued against the board and dissolved the famous teach CTS union case.
 The decision means that two hun dred teachers no waffiliated with the teachers union will not be D rmitted to teach in Seattle schools, bee.nning in September.
The Kusko times., 1928-05-26
LATE DOINGS IN NATIONAL.
 HOUSE AND SENATE

WASHINGTON, May 25.-The House today passed the Swing ohn- son Boulder Canyon dam bill.
 The Senate today sustained Cool idge's veto of the McNary- -Haugen farm relief bill, but by 8 margin of only four votes.
 The House yesterday, by vote os 161 to 182, killed the bill appropriat- ing $1O,OOO.OOO for roads in national parks and Indian reservations. sus- taining Coolidge's veto which the Senate had passed over the veto.
 The House today approved the $222 ,455 ,00O tax eduction bill and sent 1t to President Coolidge.
 The President today signed the bill carrying s25.OOO,000 for Federal aid tn States for road construction.