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Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-30
ASK STATIONS TO MARK TOWERS As FLYING AID
 METHODS APPROVED

WASHINGTON, March 2s (P-To eliminate serious hazard to aviation which is developing rapidly in com mercial centers, the Federal Radio Commission may find is necessary to order owners of broadcasting stations to mark their towers in order to in- crease the visibility to fliers.
 Aeronautical experts of the Army, Navy and Commerce departments have approved methods of marking air navigation obstruction such as radio msts, transmission towers and flag poles in the immediate vicinity of an airport, intermediate landing 41eld or civil airway.
 Three methods of painting are re- commended; For the maximum de- sired visibility, towers less than 25O feet in height should be painted alter nate bands of white and chrome yell low. separated by black bands of one half the width of the white and chrome yellow bands.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-30
SPORTSWOMAN PUTS HUSBAND CHASING
 AROUND WOMEN
SOUGHT RECONCILIATION WITH HUBBY WHOM SHE SHOT,
 WOUNDED

NEW YORK, March 30. (P)-Mrs. Esther Wilson, big game hunter and sportswoman, shot and seriously wounded her husband, Dallett Wilson, attorney, in the Fifth Avenue office of the corporation with which he is as- sociated.
 She told the police she had come from Washington, where she has liv- ed for some time, to seek a reconcilia- ton with her husband. She said she insisted The stop running around with other women"
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-30
JACK k|LEY, MINER, MAKES FORTUNE IN
 STOCKS AND QUITS

BUTTE, Mont, March 30. (P)-Jack Riley, most prominent hoisting engin- ger in Butte, has retired after 39 years of service in the worlds mining me- tropolis. Mir. Riley started as a boy of 15 years at the Moulton mine in 1889 and was put in charge of all the new hoists installed by the Anaconda Copper Mining Company, his last ser vice being on the new 5000 foot hoist at the Belmont mine. His record dur ing these years was flawless. MT. Kileys name will be found in many stories of facts and fiction written about Butte and it's mines. Some time ago he made an investment in stocks which appreciated so heavily that Mr. Riley made the big stake. It is rum- ored that his investments were made principally in Calumet & Arizona and Greene Cananea.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-30
DEMOCRATS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR
 TIE 0|L SCANDAL
RECORDS SHOW, SAYS SENATOR, IN FULL BLOOM WILSON AD-
 MiNisTRATloN

WASHINGTON, March 30, (P- Senator Robinson, before the Senate, said the conspiracy to get the control of the Naval Oil Reserves was not formed in Chicago during the Repub- hcan Convention of 1920, but in Wash ington during the Wilson admins tration.
 The conspiracy was participated in by high administration officials and aided and abetted by other high standing Democrats.
 The Senator said the record shows wholesale influencing, by private oil interests, of federal officials includ- ing Cabinet officers and important assistants, and was in full bloom un- der the Wilson admistration; that ex- haustion of the Nations and the Navy's oil supply was already under way and due to Democratic acts, both in legislation and in administration.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-30
COOLIDGE SIGNS BILL
 ISSUANCE SCHOOL BONDS

WASHINGTON, March 30, P)- President Coolidge signed the bill authorizing Seward and Anchorage to float bonds of $5o,OOO and s1oO,OOO respectively, for construction of new schools. Seward is to pay semi-an- nually seven percent interest and Am chorage six percent.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-30
CUs AGAIN STATES IS
 STRONG F0R HOOVER

coRDovA, March 30, P)-Gus Gelles, candidate to. the Republican National Convention, believes Her bert Hoover the best qualified to give Alaska the help needed for immediate development. If Hoover is not nom- mated MT. Gelles favors Lowden or Dawes.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-30
sIGNA[ CORP OPERATOR
 AMONG THOSE MISSING

JUNEAU, March 30, (R-Private Edwin W. Hall, operator in charge of the cable office at Chilkoot, U. s. Sig nal Corps, has been missing since Sunday when he mysteriouly disap- peared. A warrant, charging larceny, has been issued by the marshals of flee. It is alleged he stole a boat, also q one-cylnder motor. He enlisted at Fort Lawton in 1927.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-30
ONE KILLED, FIVE INJURED

LONDON, March 2s. (P-The Daily Mail says that an airplane, piloted by Miss Winthrop Brown, crashed in to a stone wall near Dukinfield, Che- shire. today, killing 1O-year old boy and injuring five other children. Neither Miss Brown nor her compan- ion, Captain Browning, was hurt.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-30
EPIDEMIC OF COUCH
 RESULTS THREE DEATHS

NOME, Mar. 30. P)-The epidemic of cough which has prevailed on St. Lawrence Island during the past four months resulted in the death of three Eskimos. The toll this far has been infants, Teachers of Gambell and sevoonga have not entirely escaped the effects.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-30
TORNADO STRIKES s. C.

ROCKHILL, s. C., March 30. {P- A tornado struck smashing windows, blowing down signs and damaging buildings. It was not known an hour after the storm if any were killed or injured.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-30
JURY |s DEADLOCKED
 IN SEATTLE BOOZE CASE

SEATTLE, March 30, (P-Indica- tions point to the fact the jury has reached deadlock, deliberating the liquor conspiracy case of Police Lieut. enant George Comstock and Roy Thornton, of Ketchikan. The case went to the jury Wednesday after noon.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-30
COLD FLOAT |s FOUND
 NEAR RENO, NEVADA

RENO, New, March 30. (R-Rich float with a streak of gold running thru it and high silver content found last fall, in the neighborhood of Red Rock, a few miles north of this city, is the object of search for it's source by William Berry, the discoverer of the Berry mines in Six Mile Canyon near Virginia. Berry believes he will be successful in locating the ledge from which the float came.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-30
RgMus IS FREE

LIMA, Ohio, March 3o (R)-George Remus, former bootleg king and wife slayer, won his fight for freedom from the insane hospital when the Third District Court of Appeals held him sane.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-30
TO CITIZENS AND FRIENDS

T am not candidate for the office of Mayor of Seward and refuse to al- low my name to be placed on the bal lot for the office of Mayor or Coun- cilman of the Town of Seward"
 Leon Urbach, Mar. 29, 1928.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-30
HURRAH FOR WALTER

TACOMA, March so -continu- ing his spectacular winning streak Walter cleghorn, of seldovia, defeated Wildcat Willie o'Bmen of Boston.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-30

The s. s. Starr was scheduled to ar rive in port this afternoon from the Westward.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-30
TAX REDUCTION

WASHINGTON, March 2s. R- Secretary Mellon will make the new April 3. It Is expected to be around S200, ,00o, ,000. President Coolidge Is ex- pected to endorse them.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-30
GALES suBsIDlNe

DUBLIN, March 30. (P-Gales con- tinued to delay the German flight but it began subsiding this morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-13
Herring Vessel ln
 From Far Westward

In from Dutch Harbor where sine had a very successful set-to with 1he herring at the time when the big run was on, the herring boat Wisconsin, of the Utopia Fisheries Co., of Seattle. made the Port O Seward last night to take on fuel before proceeding Southward to winter quarters. She is in charge of Capt. Ragner Jensen and stopp- ed at Larson Bay and Seldovla on the off chance that she might pick ID some herring to take South, having tended on the Dona Lane during the season.
 This boat, Capt. Harold Knutson, carrying some 13,000 barrels of herring should reach the Port or Seward in few days to refuel De- fore beginning her home port trip.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-13
COMMISSION CALLS
 FUR BIDS LOWELL
 BRIDGE CONTRACTS
THIRD AND FOURTH AVENUE STRUCTURES UP FOR EARLY
 CONSIDERATION

To be opened at II a. m. on Octo- per 18th, bids have been called for by the Alaska Road Commission in volving considerable work on Low ell Creek, which must be accom- plished in the next three weeks and which includes the building of temporary bridge crossing at Third Avenue, the removal of the Fourth Avenue bridge and it's replacement.
 All of this work is to be included in one bid and the plans and speci fications are now open for inspec ton to prospective bidders, accord ing to Engineer James Truitt at the offices of the Road Commission.
 Since time is the essence of this matter, with the rapid approach of The pile driver of the Warrack Con- s5ruction Co.,, coming down the creek, we have set forth that the york of the Third Avenue tempor- ary structure must be completed within five days after we give mo- tice of award, which notice we will doubtless give within "A hours after we open the bids We will allow seven days for the removal of the Fourth Avenue bridge after notice to proceed and IS days for the re- placement thereof" said MT. Truitt.
 The hurry-up contract asked for ty the Government contemplates that the Third Avenue bridge goes in immediately after the pile -driv- CT passes that point laying the foundation for the flood control | Hume, and before it reaches the Fourth Avenue bridge. The time schedule has been so arranged that rhere need be no tieup in traffic be- tween the north and south sectors of the city. It is expected that the pile driver will reach the Third Avenue point by next Tuesday.
 Only a very temporary crossing IS called for at Third Avenue to pro vide for traffice while the Fourth Avenue bridge is out of commission but if possible according to MT Truitt some piling may be driven at the approach of the Third Avenue span to give the city of SeWarc something sufficiently permanent for future consideration.
 The call for bids has not beer published but has been posted.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-13
PELTS TO BE SOLD

Two hundred beaver skins, seiz- ed at McGrath from two different parties in July, are now in the custody of the Fairbanks marshal. They will be sold to the highest bidder at a date to be announced later. Their value is about $4,OOO.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-13

THE NEW LESSON PIPES ARE HERE. THEY CANNOT COLLECT "ooo" OR GET STRONG. $4oo AND S7.5o EACH. GUARANTEED. SCHAL- LERER'S ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-13

The Game Commission boat Seal, Roy Wheeler, Capt., re- turned to port last evening follow ing a summer spent in Bering Sea and along the Aleutian Islands.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-13

The concrete foundation forms for the Brown & Hawkins ware house, at the foot of Sixth street; are ready for the big building which is gradually being moved nearer to the new site from the former location at the foot of 5th.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-13

Miss Billie Sanders became the bride of o. B. Hart in Fairbanks last week. Both are popular folk in the Interior.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-13

The marriage of Miss -Eudora Lu Verne Macdonald and Douglas G. Preston was solemnized in Fair banks a few days ago.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-13

Eric August Bergman of Fort Yukn was naturalized as citizen of the United States, last week.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-13
SMOKED SALMON

Extra fine, 35c; Anyone desiring to order phone Adams Is, mornings.
 Seward Fish Co.,.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-13

DEVELOPING PRINTING AND ENLARGlNG FOR THE BEST RE SUITS AT Schallerer's Alaska Shop
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-06-30
HEAVILY LOADED
TRUCK TURNS
OVER ON SIDE

A huge Mack truck carrying a
tan-t-n / Cd turned over YESTERDAY
on thehighway six miles south OF
town The driver was not hurt
but it was necessary to send for
q tuck and crane before the truck
and load could be set right side
UP again.
The truck is one of a fleet of
7 belonging to the Land Trans
portation Company, on its way to
dam project about to be con-
stTucted in Southern Utah. It
vas loaded with a gas shovel on
a caterpillar tractor
About six miles out, in order
to pass a car going in the opposite
direction, the truck turned out
TO the right to within about 3
feet Of the edge Of the road. It
happened that the new shoulders
lust completed by the Highway
Department in the widening of
the highway had not packed suf-
ficiently TO hold up the excessive
load, and gave way, allowing the
truck to turn over on its side.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-06-30
CAN'T LOCATE
WIFE, THO SON
IS AN ACTOR
CLAIMS WlFE'S WHERE
AROUTS ARE MYSTERY

If ones is year old son is an
actor playing with Otis Skinner
in Blood and Sand, he should
besufficiently we'll known, so that
it would be possible to locate him
and his mother, was the conten-
ton Of Gustav Broder, for divorce
from Gertrude Broder
Broder testified that his wife
deserted him in New York four
years ago, and that he had been
unable to find any trace of her,
in order that a personal service
of the summons might be had.
In answer TO the Courts queS-
ton regarding his efforts to locate
his wife, Broder produced let
ter from his sister who stated
that she had lost track of her
ter-in-laW and that the last
letter she had written her had
been returned. This was ordered
introduced in evidence and the de-
cree was granted.
A. w Ham appeared as attor-
ney for the plaintiff.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-06-30
BOOZE CAUSES
WARD ACCIDENT

Details of the automobile ac-
cident which wrecked NJ. E. Wards
new studebaker, were received yes
terdav in letter written by Mrs
Ward to Mrs. j L. Finney.
A Dodge car carrying nine men
of whom it is said all were in an
intoxicated condition ran into the
Ward car, near Butte breaking
both tenders, tearing off the run
ming board and breaking one
wheel
After hitting the Ward car it
ran on without stopping and col
lided with a new Maxwell car
Mrs. Ward states that it is moth
ing short of a miracle that II
people were not killed.
The offenders are being held IN
Butte for investigation, and until
the damages are paid.
A card from Mr.. Ward, received
by Mr.. Finney says:
This is not the best town by
a dam site, but its thecoldest
town by a dam sight
The Wards planned to leave for
home today.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-06-30
BREEZE ESCAPES
SERIOUS INJURY
BLOWOUT CAUSES CAR
TO TURN TURTLE ON
TONOPAH HIGHWAY

A rear tire blow out caused the
Buick sedan belonging to Judge
and Mrs. Breeze TO leave the road
turn over, and land on it's tor
yesterday afternoon, about So
miles beyond Indian Springs on
the Las Vegas Tonopah highway
Fortunately neither the Judg
nor Mrs Breeze were injured, al
though badly shaken up.
On the last leg of their journey
home after two weeks spent on a
tour through Southern California,
taking in Yosemite, Mrs. Breeze
was driving when the tire blew
out. The steering wheel was wren
ched loose from the post and lef,
in the hands of thedriver. Then
unguided, the car left the high
way, landed on its top in the
ditch
Passing tourists brought the
BreezeS to Indian Springs and
Marvin Waite, maintenance fore
man stationed there went out with
a truck, turned the machine over,
and brought it in. 1t is not thought
that the machine is damaged
aside from the smashed top.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-06-30
GOVERNOR is CONFIDENT
OF HOOVER'S ELECTION

Feeling fine and III the best of
fettle Governor Balzar returned
to Carson yesterday morning and
put in the balance of the day
going over the work that had
accumulated in his office.
The governor, following the
meeting of the Republican con-
vention, to which he was one OF
the Nevada delegates, visited a
number of points as far east as
Chicago and Lexington, Kentucky
At the latter place he visited the
farm where a number of George
Wingfield's racing horses are in
training.
In every place he visited, the
governor says, he found senti-
ment growing for the Republican
presidential candidate and he
looks for Herbert Hoover'S election
by an overwhelming majority. -
Carson City News.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-06-30
FORMER VEGAN
SHOT MERCHANT
THEN SUICIDED
BANJO PURCHASED FROM
LOCAL MERCHANT AIDS
IDENTIFYING D, w FO-
LEY

Inc mystery SnrOud1ng the iden-
tIty OF the man VINO Shot ana ser
Iously wounded Charles 4. Lo-
mas, merchant, at MS store, 367
East Park last Thursday and then
committed suicide, has been cleared
Chief OF Police j. j. Murphy Is
in receipt of a telegram from
the California bureau of criminal
identification, Sacramento, to the
effect that the finger prints sent
them by officers here are those of
che JCnu Allen OF Long Beach.
Complete records OF the man and
his photograph will be sent by mail
the telegram read, adding that
he was arrested March y, 1926,
at LongBeach on a charge OF
assault with a deadly weapon.
THAT was all the telegram con-
tanned other than the notification
that the Identification of John
Allen was complete through finger
print records.
The sheriff office is in receipt
Of a telegram from the j. w.
Garehime Music house of Las
Vegas, Nevada, to the effect that
D. Foley bought a Gibson man
dolln banjo with case from them
for SIPS They ask the reposses-
sion Of the instrument.
The man identified as John AL
len wore a cap in which was the
words; Dan Foley. banjo player,
Las Vegas, Nevada" The Butte
Miner sent a query to police in
Las Vegas who replied that there
was a man by that name, but he
had left there in February.
I. Goodman, who conducts a
loan store on 2812 East Park,
bought a banjo of this make on
June 6, from a man whom he says
looks like Allen, for $5. The music
company in Las Vegas say that
the man who gave them his name
as Foley owes $125 on the in
strument Butte Miner.
The Vegas Credit Bureau is
handling the matter for Mr.. Grae-
hime, through their branch re-
preventative in Butte. The CO.
tact of sale under which the ban
10 was purchased has been sent
to Butte. This contract gives a
full description of the instrument
including the number, and by 1t
the officers will be able to tell
whether the banjo in Butte is
the same one purchased from
Mr.. Garehime. If it proves to be
the same one, it viii be returned
to Garehimes.
Apparently Dan Foley was an
alias used by John Allen, or else
Allen has the cap and banjo be-
longing to Foley
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-06-30
SMITH ACCEPTS
THE NOMINATION
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE
VOICES VIEWS ON PRO-
HIBITlON IN MESSAGE
TO TEAM MATE.

ALBANY, N. Y. June 29-(AP)-
Governor Al Smith today sent an
acceptance telegram to the Demo
cratic Convention in which he
reiterated his belief that there
should be fundamental changes in
the existing prohibition law.
The telegram which was adj
dressed to Robinson, who was Sc
lected as his running mate said
that common honesty compels the
admission that law enforcement
officials, bootleggers, and lawleSs-
ness are prevalent throughout the
country.
while I fully appreciate that
these changes can be made by
the people themselves through
their elected representatives,
feel it to be the duty of the choS-
en- leader of the people to point
the way, in his opinion, leads to
a sane, sensible solution of a con-
dition which I am convinced Is en-
tirely unsatisfactory to the great
mass of our people, Smith said
after stating his stand on pro-
hibition.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-06-30
HARMONS HOME AFTER
SAD ERRAND TO COAST

Mr.. and Mrs. Harley A. Har-
mon returned home last evening
Mrs. Harmon has been in poor
health since the sad death OF
their son Charles. In addition OF
the strain many hours spent at
the boys bedside daily, she Spraln-
ed her ankle badly, and has been
on the verge of a nervous break
down. Mr.. Harmon believes that
a few weeks of rest at home Will
be most beneficial to her.
Harley himself, expects to be
extremely busy preparing for the
preliminary hearing of r.. E,
Lake, ST.. and Henry DIETRICH
in connection with the shooting OF
Sheridan Bradshaw, several weeks
ago, and with other legal matters
in his office.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-06-30
2O-3O CLUB WILL
SPONSOR FETE
SCOUT CUB CARNIVAL
PROMISE MANY AND
VARIED SURPRISES

A variety of surprises is prom
ised to those who attend the 20
30 club carnival on July 4th at
Loren2i's Resort. The proceeds
are for the Wolf cubs, a Junior
scout organization, which the 2O-3O
Club is sponsoring.
The bodiless woman Is one OF
the feature events and the boys
have been working hard TO com
plete their arrangements Tor the
showing of this worlds marvel.
The wild man, and the fortune
teller will be there. Attractions
for the sportily inclined will in
clude the turtle race, the tango
game, and many others.
Dancing is also included on the
program, and the boys nope their
efforts will be repaid by a fine
1arra at erdance.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-06-30
ARENTZ ARRIVED
HERE YESTERDAY

Nevada'S Congressman Samuel S.
Arentz. arrived here yesterday for
a stay of several days. He is ac-
compainied by Hon. Stewart Ap-
pleby. formerly congressman from
New Jersey. whose interest in tins
section is aroused by the Boulder
Dam project.
After attending to some matters
requiring his attention here Mr.
Arentz plans to visit Wahmonle
and will return to Washington
preparatory to bringing his fam
lily home.
Mr.. Arentz and Mr.. Appleoy
travelled in the latter's car. They
attended the Kansas City Conven-
tion. thence came west by easy
stages, stopping five days at the
Grand Canyon.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-06-30
TITLE SUITS IN
DISTRICT COURT

The suit Of the Colorado River
Exploration Company, Ltd. New
ada corporation against w. G.
Morse, administrator of the estate
of James Roach, deceased, was
heard by Judge VIM. E Orr of
the District Court today.
The action is for the purpose
of quieting title to Lot and the
VIZ of Lot of Section l, TIP. q
Range 81 E NJ. D. B. & M d.
One Asintha Roach, the owner of
the above described property con-
veyed same by deed without men
tioning her martial status 1t
having developed that the said
Asintha Roach was married at
the time of her conveyance. there
is a question as to whether the
property was her own individual
estate or community property, this
action is brought against the ad-
miniStrator of the estate to re-
move any cloud from the title.
A. A. Hinman is attorney for
the plaintiff, while MeSSrs. Stew
ems and Henderson represent the
defendant.
Another suit affecting adjoining
property, title to which is made
questionable by the same circum-
stances has also been filed. In
this suit James eastman brings
action against w. G.. Morse, Ad-
ministrator of the Estate OF James
Roach, deceased, to quiet title to
Lot and NWi2 of Sec. 6. TIP.
81, Range 62 East and Lot l and
the Ela of Lo t2, Sec. 1,Tp. 2l,
Range 81 E. less roadway.
Mr.. eastman is represented by
A. w. Ham, and Stevens and
Henderson again appear for Mr..
Morse
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-06-30
DRY DEMOCRATS Plan TO OPPOSE Smith
DRYS ORGANIZE
TO DEFEAT SMITH

WASHINGTON, June 3O-(APD
As the weary Democrats turn
ed homeward, they we're confront
ed by a call to the irrecOnctlabie
drys to organize to defeat the
party's nominee, Smith.
The sponsors of the call, d.
rected particularly to the South,
were Bishop James Cannon, Jr,
of the Methodist Church South,
and Arthur Barton of Atlanta,
chairman of the board of the tenn
perance Baptist convention.
The meeting is called for July III
to insure the election of dry
Democratic" candidates.