davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-04-01
Hamilton. 370; Collins, 1856; Montzouris,
$50; Ellis. 355. and Bittenbender, 35l.
AGRiCvLTURE I>TERniREA LEAGUE.
Team Stanhlng.

High team scts-~~lnterhurcaus, ,BSB; Cen
tral stores ,HSl: Accounts, 81.
High team games---Accounts. olS' lh'er'
bureaus HO., Plant. hSi
High Individual scts--Ready. a13; Ter
wissc BPS: Dixon. asa
High individual gamcs--Rendy. loJ; Stnrk
49,: Cunklm. Lao ,,.
High game for week. -tnGs'rom. lj7.
Shooting for set total OF 1903, the
So-Kems took. two Of the three games
from the leading Economics quint and
lost the third by the margin of single
pin, Charlie Gersdorff had n set OF
334
Interbureaus dropped two games to
the Central Stores. Harry Nelson did
the best work for the winners. while
Lyons count of $40 was the top mark
for the Interbureau quint.
Lindstrom. shooting games OF l2O
l22 and 1877, led the Plant Bureau out
fit In two-game win over the Blister
Rust bowlers. II was a tough match
for the latter team to lose. as five OF
It's bowlers topped the 800 mark,
Accounts featured the evenings bowl
ing. with l,622 set, to which Bill
Raake and Tony TerwisSe contributed
sets OF 354 and $50. respectively, and
swept all three games from the Shops
bowlers In spite of some classy work by
AL Costello and Stock. who led the
Shops OUTFIT with sets Of $40 and 33l.
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TIA JUANA RESULTS

vspnR FlRsT os 8AGf = so 81
Won: ' Leading Lady 16a warden. =. 20
third Time ] o., *. Lap. Cas- walser. Veia
becky Dear RsssedAy "a Ann Ssths M ,rai; DE- sr;
: sEcoSD RACE. 4.yeaT;ells aD: sa s,s tgg-
ons:asap I. wap1gs s1s, o:.r 10. oTsn ,oa BSi G
I6s l6 ts%iitl fl s.. tbiri, Time :os Ki9s,ic.
Carr. Pretty BiIl Teenis Vicente. Maudle and
-" THIRD M RACE a,year-GlS;' Id % c5nsh,cn;e l,,.,,
- 81 roq NiSSi.oS kd.oS'h 10 FSIgei EsTPs
Sue she l.ans, " clsaeId. shasta, BUCK, eeneses
IonEs--Nix o.. HARDY! $500. $3.50. g
sso SHs ssas1aa :ecana afnn sinshaa = % % %woct 8
bott H PAS Choice Bite Cedar and Nautilus
" FIRTH RACE. a-year,olds Up: mile and
e ys5sSs so k1'ss' 5 1dn 1s saofnani,o Ma@nso 10
Jones s3.4o. third. Time, :l7h,s MIN,
Rnvier. xraby. Eveiyn Brown. Peter Plerson.
Fun o Fun. Mile Easter voorhor and Bar
be. sIxTH XII f'fs RAcR l@R avear.ola. m. 81 fur
Iongs-CeIiini l06 tI.lndseth' So. SO 20
~ so. won. Piute. lOo iTrimoie' eo-o
~ 40 secorf COrinne Starr. lO4 tIoRss'
81 third Time, / 07 = Pelaika. Cuevas.
SPEEDY Lad shasta Pope. I.illie Stout.
straight Eleht Hcroakan and Major Mailon
alau IAN.
SEVENTH RACE 3-year-ol,Is mn, =. fur.
inngs-wamanu. IL HARDY, so
81 "a 81 won Annie Curtis p. tketlyt
<i Sa 81 second Rockiluna i02 tJonesi
S340 third Time. .0SF =. Eggnog. Shasta
sand Rolling Star Swift Shot and Time
EIGHTH RACE. 3-yesr-olds up: club
hcuss sonrse--<Mssscsie e. To-, LOG Kelly, :.
Ino fTrimblel $50 SEQ. second: Aim
gren 100 twoolfl 81 80 third Time.
;3etN. Moses Realist Hong King and
Miniator also ran
NINTH RACE 4.vesr-olds no: :. miles
--parneI 100 tPhiipott $3.50. SIG
SS 40 won. Herbert 100 tPendergrassl 50
st@0 second Marengo 100 tHariyl 81 sn
third Time ;5SR. Jsue nterks. Bucka.
White Lights He Frank 0in Coeur de Lion.
Matilda p GaIiontnE@ Jo. Little Man and
Yokohonla Girl also ran.
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End of Bowler's April First
Story Could Not Be Printed

That's the prescription am about to
flll for you" agreed the Kid. Il was
thinking of~-but the story Is this: A
little girl came running to her mother
on April first and cried out. oh,
mamma, come quick! There's strange
man In the dining room kissing the
maid Her mother. trifie startled, went
to the door and looked into the room.
'ADril fooll' cried the little girl. de-
lighted. 1t isn't q strange man at all
It's pape!"
Did you see papa kiss that onel' de-
manded the Old Timer. who had hooked
a shot into the headpin for strike and
so had his mind rather. taken OF the
Kids story? TRY and improve on that
ten with the first ball. II you'll ask
the pin boy to spot l2 instead OF 10
for me on the next shot. I'll get 'em all,
too"
The Kid. however, chalked up spare
himself and the game progressed rather
evenly In the eighth and ninth the Kid
spared, bnt the Old Timer countered
with a strike on a spare. The Kids
tenth box added enough 10 give him
l04 game. The Old Timer with SO In
the seventh had boosted the count TO
40 by his spare-strike combinations and
had strike 10 work on In addition To
his tenth frame.
"Ill coneede 1t to you" agreed the
Kid.
Show Isn't Over Yet!
He turned TO put on his hat and coat.
but stopped as the Old Timers first shot
split the center OF the bunch. taking
out two pins: the second slipped
through the opening without touching
a pin. so that he had q count of but
two on his strike He selected the third
ball carefully. took deliberate alm--and
again slipped the ball through the open
ing without toppling maple. A two-pin
count on a strike. two pins In the tenth
box a total OF four and Just one maple
shy OF tying the Kid
The Kid threw his hat and coat on
the floor
What do you know about thatl' he
howied Two pins on a strike and
count OF but 1903 with four marks
three strikes and sparel"
The Old Timer, casting vicious look
at the eight pins still standing on the
alley, turned 10 the Kid and shouted~~-~-.
But what Is the use OF my telling you
what he shouted? The Editor wouldn't
print ~
Evening star., 1928-04-01
CLASSY TWO-YEAR-OLDS
TO FEATURE RACE MEET
Work Watchers Reports Indicates Number of
Speedy Youngsters Will Be Uncovered in
Spring Program Opening Tuesday.

year and only went 10 the post couple
Of times He has been going veil in
morning gallops and much is expected
1f him this season.
Nat Evans which Wintered In Mary
land, and another candidate for the
Inaugural Handicap. went seven-eighths
In 1880 2-5.
The Greentree Stables 3-year-olds.
All Callao and Rosinante showed a half
mile in 48 3-5. They went together.
Two other 3-year-olds. Black Frlar
and Congress. which belong TO Waiter
]. Salmon we're among the horses on the
track yesterday. Black Friar, which
showed so we'll during the latter stages
Of the New Orleans meeting. worked
mile in i:442-5 and Congress a second
slower
1t is likely that the horses which race
at Bowie will be better behaved than
/ they usually are at the barrier. Starter
! Jim Milton sent one of his assistants,
/ Bob Freund. from Havana 70 Bowie a
month ago TO school horses at the bar
rier in the morning.
/ E. S. Welter. another Of Millions
/ assistants, has been serving in similar
/ capacity at Benning where number
Of horses have been working out.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Pctworth Baptist Is back In frst place
as the result OF three wins over Ma
tional Baptists Emory Methodists. aft
er seven consecutive wins, dropped two
games 10 Central Presbyterian
Mount Pleasant moved into third
place bv taking trio Of games from
the lowiy Gunton- Temple Ave. Coium-
ola bsgged the odd game with Wal
lace Memorial FIRST Reformed was
presented with three games when Pet
worth Methodistg forfeited
Activities will be completed this week
with the following schedule: National
Baptist VS.. petwortf1 NJ r., CiInton ys
Petworih BAPTIST. Central vs. Mount
Pleasant. Columbia VS., Emory and First
VS. Wallace.
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High team Eanes--La Fayette. $50; Whit
lng, d1i.
High taam se,s--La Fayette, i,76s ia
konta ! .ton.
High individual sverares-~Burtnrr Cen
tpnnial 1I5.ai Watson. La FsSette. ii".l5,
krnnnlsn. 0siris. ft0-l
Hirh individual games~~Ryan Naval 40:
Krnnman. Osiris, lTa: Berman. ST. Johns.
l6t
High individual Burtner. Ccnten-
pial ii"; Newman. Petworth. ios. kren.
man Osiris 405.
HiEh s,rikes~-wstson. La Fayetts. ~
Cor. WHITING, A.. webb, Centennial. 81;
Hannks whiting 45
Hirh ~nareE-~watsnn, La FAyette. "9f
Burtner. Centennial, 2:0; Kronnian Osiris.
Hish weekly game Bromley, whiting.
l5i
La Fayette maintained slight lead
by winning two out OF three from PEN
talpha.
Whiting drove Harmony out Of second
place by taking the odd game In a
hard match. Hope. striving yaliantly TO
stay among the big four. took the odd
one from Centennial by two Very close
decisions
Lewis OF Parker and Bromley furnish
ed the best sets OF the week. rolling 39i
and 800. Other sets Of $50 or better are
as follows: Lankford 375: Burtner. 374:
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REALTORS LEAGUE.

Shannon e. Luchs and Hedges s. Mid
dleton teams. which arc tied for second
honors. postponed their match schcd-
uled for Wednesday night. So this dis
putc will be decided later.
Gradys five took two games from
Title Ia gain firmcr hold on first
place. Boss e. Phelps thrice conquered
tho tail-end FARRELL team, Shapiro PIN
men took two from Warrcn's team and
Cafritz lost all three 10 j. f. Douglass,
while wardman captured two from Ed
ward r. Carr's representatives.
Sugar OF Carr's team rolled high game,
1872. and Wedding of Boss & Phelps had
high set. S47. Boss e. Phelps five roll
ed the best team marks, SAB and 1881.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
F0fK.wEsTgRN RAILway.
s0t THKR% RAiINAY
MARINE TITLE GOES
TO LEJEUNE ROLLERS

By winning two " three games from
Nc(zNley~Filjle ~ Convention Hall
L.ese4Ee b9w'lefh captured the Marine
C0Fps League championship.
hesaise. which was leading by one
/. e ne a9n the closing night. dropped
into fourth pace by losing three games
~ Lane The latter stepped into Sec
keE6 place. with Richards finishing
third after dropping two games W WI"
1lsnas Butler pinmen3
TITS IVES one ef the most exciting
neaaEsnt finishes sDg o2ckpD league
has rad IN locsi circles
= Lane klz0 high team game for the
season with 5T4 while Leieune had
high set. 1871 Duffy hsd high in6i-
vadaaJ game. 1853, and nsrdsoH's 3J4
am was the best for ire season.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
DENHAM QUINT TOPS
HYATTSvILLE STARS

HYATTSVILLE. Md. March 3l.-H.
b. Denham bowlers Of Washington
downed Hyattsville All-Stars in the first
block of a 10-game home-and-hofnc
series by 81 pins on the Arcade alleys
here tonight The winners shot total
of 2,797 to 2.746 for Hyattsville. Mulvcy
led Denham's attack with 597 set.
Newman. also Of the winners. had high
game at i43. Henry Hiser topped
Hyattsville rollers with a set of SB7. The
final block will be rolled next Friday
night on the Coliseum alleys in WASH
ington.
Last nights scores follow:
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REf HEATI0N LEA6uE.

Hish tsapa sel---Moo0H Picture Enbange
yen
B4gh team game Asf9n piatues "a.
9iyaHFS F1R
Hlgh laaletenal SIT Nogte MAJ Az
"a l. 1876
Hlsh st1kss--@H @Hessihaeer tFfear A. c.,
Higb spstes ~i.ltshhsid fA9tl1n piaHre
kE.f}EUEft J52
High individual sFaFaRs~-~ Pinksgd fUs
tsfts T.ius GsFHRet i0EH
Rex team won the FIRST pennant NJ
r. Exchange and Besrcsts have also
cIiBehed secend and third Pops are
running fourth by two games and need
only one game 10 win that position
Results ~ the contests last week were
rs follows, ifeg won three from FTeer
Evening star., 1928-04-01
MONROE WINS AT TRAPS
IN BALTIMORE TOURNEY

BALTIMORE. Md. March 3l.-Dr.
w. G. Monroe OF Washington won the
class B honors at the Hebbeville Gun
Club registered shoot today.
A. r. Wetzell Woodbine. Md. scored
the high overall honors. with total
of 90 out of 100.
r. NJ. Lee. Monkton. Md. won the
class A trophy. and p. zcpp, Granite,
Md. the class C prize.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
d. C. ROLLERS LOSE
TO NORFOLK TEAM

ALTHOUGH they outrolIed Norfolk IL
Western Railroad pinnen Of Norfolk
81 the Coliseum yesterday. 2,73S 70
2 e.e95, IN the final block Of a home.snd-
/, home series. Southern Railway bowlers
lost the i0-asme match. Yesterdays
winning margin Of Is pins was far from
suflcient 10 overcome the 274-pin ad-
gantsRe gained by the virginians al
Norfolk
Frank stsnley. with 557. led the local
epliieYS while JOE Ornoe Of the local
team rolled high game. i47 Garner
and Baldwin led the visitors. with sol
Sas1d $40 sets. respectively
Norfolk IL Western teams victory
! ties the tvo .esynE in the annual series
nastcfes Each has won three times.
YESTERDAYS scores
Evening star., 1928-04-01
CRICkETS SET new
WOMEN'S PIN MARK

HYArTSVILLE, Md. March 81
Sweeping their set against University
Park, Hyattsville Crickets yesterday
gained tie for first place with the
former team In the Prince Georges
County Ladies League. Crickets shot q
three-gamn SGT of ! 1926 to 1929 for
their rivals. The .326 was new league
mark. Tho old record. 1924. was held
by, University Park. Each team has
now won 10 and lost games.
Summaries Of last nights match:
Evening star., 1928-04-01
HARVARD IN POLO FINAL.

NEW YORK. March ~ HJs~~Hsrysfd
conquered Yale, ~ gosis " O. IN the
s<nli final match u the class y series
7 Of tias national tndoof polo champion.
I sj,iDx tonight, thereby gaining the right
! 10 oppose the Brooklyn loist CsyalTy IN
> the fI1sJ.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
INDIAN FIVE ON SCENE.

CHICAGO. March 81 Lip1.--Attired i,
the regalia of four tribes the United
States Indian School basket ball team
Of Albuquerque. N. Mex. arrived TO-DAY
the vanguard of two score from IS
States that will invade Chicago for the
national interscholaStic opening at the
University of Chicago Tuesday
Evening star., 1928-04-01
LOCAL TEAM DOWNS
BALTIMORE PINMEN

With Mulroe setting busy pace.
Owens 6c Baur bowling team defeated
Carr-Brinton Co. pinmen of Baltimore
on King Pin No, 1 alleys last night,
1899 to 2,8l9 The Baltimoreans re-
Gently defeated the local team in the
Maryland city b. more than 100 pins
Mulroe registered l43. 135 and 1877
In his first three games. but wobblcd
In the last two His set was high. how
ever, at 623, and his first game was
high for the match. Dunnock led the
visitors with 1876 game and 900 Sc.
Results:
Evening star., 1928-04-01
COLONIAL. RIFLEMEN
TAKE FINAL MATCH

George Washington University's mn-
defeated rifle team. winners Of the ma
tional intercollegiate indoor small-bore
championship, closed their season with
53-point victory over Massachusetts,
Tech last night on the George Wash
inRton range. 1856 to 1913.
1t was the twelfth victory In as many
starts during the campaign for the
crack Colonial shots. Scoring:
Evening star., 1928-04-01
STANDARD OIL FAIR SEX
EASILY WIN AT BOWLING

Standard Oil Woman's team defeated
Hyattsville Crickets in special bowling
match at the Arcadia last night by
l4-pin margin. The count was ! 1.24l
TO 1927.
Coles rolled high game. 97s Dorman.
Magrudcr and Sonncrday each had 80
games for the losers.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

HlEh team Eanae--NatcnA NApltst Press
6io
Hieh individual ganae~-Heingn1anr 10.
Hlgh indy ldusi sct--Dern. All.
Ejgh Spares--<oaCk. lfS,
Hizh strlkes-Cole. ~,
Heinzmann. H-K Advertising Service
featured last weeks rolling His record
breaking score Of ITO, displaced B. Lip
polds previous total of l57 for high
individual game OF the league.
The standing among the leaders re-
manned practically unchanged. all the
leading contenders winning their
matches.
Fellowship Forum turned in high-team
;et of the week with 1919. while Nation
al Publishing Co. rolled the best single
game Of S6S.
Mschous set OF 36s stood out among
the three-game strings.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

nish team game -~Dm ftrrs' Came, RlS,
High team set--Washngton Canoe lst.
GSt
Iiieh individual rsme---McC Cambridge Po.
tumac Boat Club. 81,
High individual set--Bradt. nritters Ca
noe. aSa
HIGH individual avcraees-~Rlce, Washing
ton Canoe ist. l0s6a. DAILY. Potomac Raai
Club. i0S-4i
strikes -McCaullcy. Washington Canoe st.
~ Hall Potomac Woodchoppers. 40.
SChilkp RunZaf. 40 -
Snares--Meany. Potomac Roat club, iSS:
Fcnton. Rsccar Cameo, 100, Rice, Washing
Ton Canoe lst. 1873
Evening star., 1928-04-01
Nav Not Get 1929 Ducn Tourney: Juveniles Plentiful at Bo,e


first game gave King Pin It's only VIC
tory over Temple. Two spares In a
row gave her game of 100. Temple
had to stage a rally TO win the second
encounter by six sticks Esther Burton
rolled 119 TO land the verdict for Tenn
pie In the last tilt.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Hadley Insect base ballers nosed out
Milton A, c.. 10 to II. yesterday on
Reservoir field. Dolans fine catch in
the ninth saved the winners cause.
Appler. for Hadleys. socked homer
and two doubles
Evening star., 1928-04-01
CABIN JOHN NINE TO DRILL.

Base ballers OF Junior order U. A.
NJ. No. IL. of Cabin John. Md, will
drill today at o'clock and all players
are asked TO report. Games are sought
with unlimited class teams. Write
Cleve Church. Bethesda Md. r. F..
d IL
Evening star., 1928-04-01

A. c.. d. l., Garage won two from Mo-
ton Picture Exchange, Benning won
two from Bearcats. Pops won two from
the Bricklayers. Southern-D. @. Paper
Co. match was postponed,
NAUTICAL LEAGUE,
Evening star., 1928-04-01


High averaEe-Whalen, lle.
Convention Hall gained full game
on King Pin In the title race when the
former took two games from Cornells
Lunch while the latter was dropping a
like number to Meyer Davis Leaders
will meet the runner-up this week Fri
day at Convention Hall In a match that
viii have an important bearing on the
ultimate result in the league race.
In addition to its clash with King
Pin. Convention Hall has two other
strong opponents to face. Curb Cafe and
Stanford Paper Co. King Pin must
meet but one other opponent, Govern
ment Printing Ofiice, on the Kin Pin
drives
Curb took a stronger hold on third
place by taking pair from the Print
ers and Arcadia is practically sure of
finishing in the money. as they now
hold two-game lead over Stanford
paper Co.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
NAVY RIELENEN SCORE.

AhkkPOLIE. Nd. March al. hsYy
2Cadenay TaAenaen closed their Winter
k,sesson BY Hinnipg from Fennsyiysais
sete mere Haas aitexzocn. A.5zI n -.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

With King Pin practically assured OF
first place, the main drive Is now on
for second position, with five clubs still
In the thick of battle, with but four and
one-half games separating them.
Meyer Davis. Owens 81 Baur. Fl. 3.
Denham. Arcadia Lunch and Columbia
each stiil have chance for the runner
I'D honor which was captured by the
Never Davis club last season.
King Pin. Meyer Davis and Columbia
each we're triple winners last week.
with G. II. Tompkins and Owens &
Esur esch taking a pair.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE.

High team set--H. r. Denhapl. 1.743.
High team Rame--King Pin. 6sS0.
High iudividusI set--Mandley. AZ.
High individual game--M1ivey, 162.
High sVers Re--- M andisv 1f6
Evening star., 1928-04-01
DISTRICT LEAGUE.

High team set---Convention Hail. l.Slt.
Hi-h team ranie~-ConVention Hall, sSl,
High individual observation-disclosures. 43l.
High Individual Same~--wark. iT6.
Ht~b zverarr-W Whaieu ilA
Evening star., 1928-04-01
scores follow:
oT1 1i1 btS blS oob~~-- :
HYAJrSVIlIF AILSTARG

$50 SIS sol Goa 534--., 7ae
Evening star., 1928-04-01

TIME Old Timer was trifle slow
in following the Kid of. and the
car started Unexpectedly. land
i ing him on his neck In the gut
fnr The conductor nretendina
Evening star., 1928-04-01
TYp0THETAE LE.>Gt 4.

HiEh team eame--Nationsl Capital PreS
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-11
LUKE ELWELL IS NOW
 FULL-FLEDCED GUIDE

Luke Elwell well known local res idep', r2n now take his place among the guides Of Alaska for in recent nail from the Juneau headquarters ot the Alaska Game Commission he received a license to act as guide on the Kenai peninsula and the Susitna basin; the latter area in cludes a tremendously large area or, practically speaking, from the tnchorage district to the Nc Kinley Park region, all of wnicn MT. Fl we'll knows like book. ills many crie1As will be glad to ea14 he has leali1td his ambition and predic; 6 w nderful future for him iii the wori- ne so keenly enjoys.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-11
CLOSER COOPERATION


 ""These are flashes of the future as see it. They will not be accom- p1ished today or tomorrow but they are in the immediate offing and as sure as death and taxes they are factors that will contribute most pro foundly to the development of Alaska. As said in the beginning, if the coal men will get together on general marketing scheme at once they will promote their own game by many months of neIedlessly wasted time.'
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-11
N0RE OIu C0AL
Continued from Page one

ha been with the Matanuska, Chicka- loon and Healy River fields from whence the bulk of tonnage will eventually come.
 Although the Inside fields are now supplying the railroad and the power projects at Fairbank they are just emerging into their real fields of aid to the shipping and industries of the Pacific coast or the Orient.
 PAST BEEN DIFFICULT There has been so much oil pro- duced and 1t has been So cheap for fuel purposes that coal hashad tough journey for the past few years That condition is now changing, greatly augmented by the new Belgium pro cess of utilizing powered coal that produces more steam power at less cost than oil The day is near when powered coal will be furnishing the shipping and manufacturing needs of all the Pacific and Alaska coast. This development is so near that big steamship and industrial interests of San Francisco have already laid down the preliminary steps looking to the use of this new source of energy.
 Beyond this will be the utilization of some of the finest cooking coal from Alaska that has been found in the world to date The coke will be used in melting and blast furnace operation; the gas will be used for light and heating, the other by-pro- ducts, which in the aggregate are more valuable than the first two men tioned will be used lin local Alaska in- dustries or sent to the markets of the world.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-11
LEGNL NOTICE
NOTICE OF MEETING oF BOARD
 OF EQUALIZATION
..-.-.--...- .---------

NOTICE OF MEETING o7 BOARD
 OF EQUALIZATION
 NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the Board Of Equalization for the City of Seward, Alaska, will meet on the 14th day Of August, 1928 al the hour of o'clock P. M. and continue in session until o'clock F. M. of said day in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Council for the City of Sew ard, Alaska, and said Board of Equal ization shall continue in session each day thereafter between the hours c: 2 o'clock P. M. and o'clock P. M. ut til and including Saturday, Aagus. 18th, 1928
 That all persons objecting to the as sessed valuation of any property, or the assessment of the same for the year 1928, shall reduce such objec- tons to writing and file the same with the Board on pr before the hour of o'clock p. M. August 1e, 1928, and all persons failing to file their writ ten objections shall be deemed to have consented to said assessment for the year 1928, and the action of the Board of Equalization, and shall be forever barred from thereafter making such objections.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska, August 9th, 1928.
 A. D. Balderston Municipal Clerk for City of Seward. Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-11

The work of driving into hill to tap the ore body at new level has been started by the Monarch Mining Company on it's gold quartz property in the Girdwood hard rock belt
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-11

Mrs. Violet Wilson, known as 1i- olet Raymond, was adjudged insane by a commissioners jury after very brief hearing held in Fairbanks. Sc violently insane is the woman that it was necessary to hold the hearing in the detention hospital
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-11

A lighted cigarette thrown under the sidewalk in front of the Fair banks Exploration company employ ment office on Garden island was the cause of small blaze last week.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-11

Paul Klien, of the Raymond-Whit- comb Tours, with party of IS tourists, arrived today on the Steam CT Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-11

MENS' RUBBER PACKS. THREE DIFFERENT MAKES, AT $3.5O AND $4.00 WHILE THEY LAST. Seward Leather Work.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-11

SHAVING LOTIONS, HAIR TONIcS AND FACE POWDERS. scHALLER- ER'S ALASKA SHOP.