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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-04
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as practicable.

as practicable.
 Chatham Strait-Port Alexander Light, reported extinguished April 28, 1880, was found burning May 16.
 Kodiak Harbor, Alas ka-Cape Chiniak Light, reported not burn ing, will be relighted as soon as practicable.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-04

FOR RENT-Well furnished sleep ing room. Centrally located. Tele- phone 1194
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-04

. Northwestern is due to arrive . Q Saturday. . Admiral Evans is due Satur- c . day. . SCHEDULED SAILINGS . . Admiral Rogers scheduled to c Q sail from Seattle June 5 at c . 10 am. . Alcutian scheduled to sail from . . Seattle June T at II am. Q Dorothy Alexander scheduled q . to sail from Seattle June 2 . at 10 am. . Princess Louise scheduled to . . sail from Vancouver June T c . at g pm. c Alameda scheduled to sail from c 6 Seattle June 10 at 9 pm. o Northland scheduled to sail [ from Seattle June 10, at 9 e p. m. c Princess Alice scheduled to sail . from Vancouver June IA at g pm. . SOUTH2OUND SAILINGS . . Admiral Watson is scheduled southbound early Frid ay morning. 6 Queen scheduled southbound c Friday morning. . Alaska scheduled southbound ( June 8. 6 Yukon scheduled to sail south- c c bound June 9. . LOCAL SAILINGS . . Margnita scheduled to leave . . for Sitka and way ports at . . o'clock Thursday night. . c America First leaves every . Q Wednesday at l pm. for . . Petersburg and Rake and . . way ports. . . Amy leaves every Tuesday . . for Taku River point con- . . nectionS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-04
MARTHA SOCIETY MEETS

There will be a business meet ing of the Martha Society Friday June 9th at 2:30 D. m. at the church parlors Mrs. Frank Harris and Mrs. G. E. Almquist will act as hostesses This is the last busi- ness meeting of the season and all members and interested friends are urged to be present. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-04

FOR RENT-Six room furnished
 house with bath Telephone 1895.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-14

portance, there was gain in wood and timber the shipments jumping from $68,O00 to $14O,0O0; reindeer meat increased from $42,500 to $l40,000, trophies and specimens from $12,00O to $lo,0Oo. There were B9,000 pounds Of wool shipped hav- ing value of $47,0OO; 108,6OO pounds of reindeer hides worth $l8.OO0; 43,0OO pounds of reindeer offal worth $5,000; 53 paintings worth $19,OOO; 788 blue foxes worth $69,OOO and 2,545 other animals val ued at $87O0O. Curios valued at $13,000 were shown in the years commerce.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-14
A. T.. DINNER

The Seward American Legion Post will tender dinner We'd nesday evening at o'clock, at the Union Cafe, in farewell to the local members and soldiers who are leaving shortly for the the south. Following dinner a regular business meeting will be in order. All members, and vis- iting members, are requested to be on hand promptly.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-14
SUIT RECOMMENDED

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan., B. lH)- A suit to collect at least $20O,000 from the Pacific Telephone & Tele- graph Co., for alleged evasion of the Franchise tax will be recommended to the board of supervisors by City Attorney John Jotbole it was an nOunced.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-14
GAIN IN MINERALS

f SHAAA4a FAY &EA&-FAlA&&AR4AY ! The most striking feature in last years outbourne commerce was the Igain made i'd mineral production as disclosed by export figures. The es- timated total of all minerals for the year was Sii,450 ,000.
 l Fer the first time since I922 gold land silver shipments exceeded s7.- 100000 the total being about S7,- 100000 as compared to s6.a33 .249 in 1923 The gold volume was s7.I26. - 724 and silver $281 .73i
 Cooper also made a gain. innln- ing to about $8 rob 00D last wear from s878f .e55 iii 1928. This IN the result of higher market prices re- Iceived for that mineral as the pro- Iduction declined from 45,349. .937 pounds to 43 100000 pounds. Other minerals produced were: lead, 'S17O0OO; tin. $52.5OO, and stone $110000. The coal production fig ures are not contained in these es- inmates as all of it was consumed locally and only those commodities shipped outside of the Territory are covered by Customs House records.
 FURS SHOW l.OSS
 uiw1$170,$1 10 ah I0O,u cRo44ETAOI
 While the final figures 0n far ax- ports will not be available fo1 seV- eral weeks, or until tlae post 6ffice authorities report on mai hip- mentsi it IS probable that there Will. De a loss shown Custom faanaa ra- cords show pelts valued at ab6at $l600, poo shipped dlrias tEla vaar. This does not cover mail sainr1ents nor include the annual saaI take from the Pribilof I7lands WEicll Will add some $2.000,0Q0 or nioEH to rhat amount quoted In 1926 fur ship nents were worth S4,6B4,569 rhe main cause of the decline Was tho restoration of protectioA of beaver. Beaver pelts exported in 1923 were valued at s759,822 while last year the value was but little more than s25 ,000.
 WOOD EXPORTS GAIN
 In the industries of lesser inn
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-14

EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES. DEVELOPING, PRINTING, EN- ATTACHMENTS, HAND COLORED ALASKA VIEWS, at Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-14
HALIBUT MAKES GAIN

] There were some 14,O00.0OO
 pounds of halibut shipped during the year, valued at about $l,900,O0O. The increase in quantity was about
 100000 pounds, and in value about S225 ,0O0.
 Cured herring showed the heayi- est decline, dropping from $1 ,674.244 to about $94O,OO0. Unreasonable weather, and poor runs in central and western Alaska areas were the main factors in the drop Fisheries by-products industries apparently experienced a prosper Ious year Fish meal production jumped almost 5000 tons to l1, 900 tons worth more than $825,O00- oil production increased from 2,569, ,439 gallons to -3,4o9,8l4 gallons. and in value from S1,073.4 .454 to about ST. 38O, ,O00
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-14
1929 COMMERCE IF TER RITORY
 ABOVE AVERAGE
TOTAL OUTBORNE SHIPMENTS WORTH S67,5OO, ,OO0: FIGURES
 INCOMPLETE

Alaska commodities, including gold and silver, but not certain fur shipments, shipped tO the states during 1929 aggregated in round figures SGT, 7,5o0,O00, according to un- official estimates based on month to month Custom House reports ls- sued during the year By mall Shipments of fur and the Pribilof Islands seal take yet to be added should bring the total for the year to about $7O,O0O,O0O
 Only four times in the Territory's history has this figure been ex- lceeded-1917, 1918, 1926 and 1923, making last year rank fifth.
 WE'LL ABOVE AVERAGE It IS well above the average for the past decade which was about $56, 100000. Tt fell short of the mark established in 1928, $74,227, ,334, which was within $2,25O,OOO of the record made in 1917 under the stimulus of wartime prices and conditions.
 The products of the fisheries in- dustry ranked first. All of the fish, cries combined produced commodi- ties valued at about ,5OO,0OO last year, or about S700o, ,OOO. However, the salmon pack was regarded as excellent in view of the fact that it was one of the so-called "off years in several districts including the red salmon fisheries of Bristol Pav
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

in from 100 to 120 hours. A big wing Stimson monoplane. with a 425 horsepower Wasp motor, IS to be their ship.
 Resides these, several American and more European pilots are get ting ready for trans oceanic flights. From Seville, Spain, may come three French flyers who last year made the trip from Old Orchard. Maine. 10 Spain. They are Armeno Lotti. Raoul LeFevre and Jean Assolant.
 Competing with them in another westward flight may scome Dieu- dome Costes. while another French man. Captain Garrotier, may also make the attempt.
 This isn't all. There will be Canadian flyers, Portuguese and spanish flyers, and pilots from other countries as well all trying to con- quer the ocsan-if their plans turn out well.
 Most certain of such flights. how ever. are the British government. in sending it's giant airship, the R-10O, from Croydon Field to Montreal. and Captain Hugo Eckener, when he makes his South American trip with the Graf Zeppelin soon. These will he airships, the rest will be air planes.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
STORE MATERIALS
 SEIZED IN RAID
Chicago Sees First Visit Under
 New Court Ruling

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Chicago, May Gpl-The s75.oo0 stock of beer and liquor making paraphernala Of the Grein and Pahls store on West Madison street was held today in a government storehouse awaiting action by a fed eral court.
 Prohibition agents yesterday raid ed the store, one Of the largest Of it's kind in the country. under a su- preme court decision upholding the right Of the government 10 seize equipment designed for the illegal manufacture Of alcoholic beverages"
 The pr9prietors, Joe Grein and J. Pahls seclared the material seiz- d was designed for the manufacture Of non-alcohollc beverages and that insofar as was possible the store made every effort to discourage its use for illegal purposes. The two men were placed under technical ar rest The ladders acted on a warrant based on the sale of supplies 10 un- der-coyer agents
 The prohibition men took malt. hops, bottles. caps, Cappmg ma chimes, syrup, sIphons and other sup plies usahla in brewing and distil1ing.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
MUSK0GEE MAN FINDS
 PAPERS OF SLAIN MAN
Farmer Sees Photos and Automobile Cards Belonging to George Smith
 Lying on Sidewalk

Muskosee, May 9,-Papers be- longing to George Smith, Connecticut business man who was murdered with his brother in the Sewers hotel, April 26, were found on a sidewalk here Wednesday, police said yesters day.
 Bill Ballard, 3. farmer, saw the papers and noticing Smiths name called a. nearby merchant to witness his picking up the bundle It con- tained smiths automobile certificate, license, snapshots Of relatives and similar things of no.~Talue or sig nif1cance. When police replaced the papers on the spot on which they were found they blew away in less than five minutes because of the high wind, From this police be- heye the papers were not on the street more than 10 minutes at the most before they were found.
 For 4 hours officers kept the dis
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

pans O. t7t5 sort $ the round-,he- world 1lshr beng prepared by Harry hGs-at, young Cleveland mil no0alre. Husrad has ordered 2 elant G0-Passenger four-motorad Fokher prepared especially Tor him g. g. cost Of nearly S-5oaeo.
 Gas tanks will replace the pas senEer compartments and only eight persons will take the trip Among -hos1 f H2s-ed's plans are fulfilled. WlH be SOme Of the most famous and accom- p.lshed flyers in the world.
 Husted's flight VIII consist of elCht long hops, following the feueth parallel. and is expected to be com Q,eted in . days Carrying radio and complete camera equipment. he will not only keep 7n constant touch With the world, but expects 10 take novel pictures of the fight. Smaller planes arc already going over the route gathering information on weather and other fylng conditions The flight may ha made sometime between June 15 and July E.
 Another round-the-norrd fight may he that Of John Henry Noars. the New York theatrical man. who prerloasiy had ests alisre1 a round the-vorld record of 2G days in whioh boat rail and air rere used. This time Nears plans 70 make the t-lp entirely hv a'r.
 Many to Cross Pacific
 On the west coast, planes have been huIIt and plans made for some of the most pretenuo4s long-distance atgh's ever attempted.
 Perhaps most promising or these plans Is that oc Harold Bromley. Canadian lieutenant who last year Tas rraH e0+cd from making a fight from Tscomz. Wash. 10 ~otio, when he failed to get his gasouae-lsden plane of tno ground Bromley
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

plans 10 make the same flight this year, in q fast, low winged Lock- hHed-Slrlus 2 duplicate Of the fleet ship owned by Lirdbergh.
 At DoTney, Calf. suburb O. Los Angeles, an Emsco plane has been built for another trans Pacific hop, while another Los Angeles firm, Scho5eld Inc. have built q, three mocored monoplane for the same sort ot flight Neither ot these com- 7anles will tell who IS back Of each flight or who the pilots will be.
 The flights across the Pacific will mean a single hop Of from 4.700 to 5.111 miles. mostly following the coast line northwar5 and then along the Aleuuan islands. across Bering Strait and down the Aslatic coast to Toklo Although that sounds like e roundabout route, it is really al- most a straight line from Tacoma 10 Tokio.
 Attempts have ben made 10 fl from Paris to New York before. but no such flight has been completed. ms year may See the success Of s.ch flight when Art GoebeL one os America best pilots, will start from Paris on his hazardous west ward tr,U. He Will fy d Lockhaed- Srlus. Ike L1ndy S. and wlu have 70 buck strong gales all the way.
 Another long distance flight Is that plarred 10 start soon from New Ha2en. Conn. down to Buenos Aires by 7ay Of the North Atlantic and the South Psclfc coast lines. r. IS expected 10 he 3 nonstop flight. with refuel'nE in the air at points along the way.
 Lieutenant Commander George T. Pond of the |. s. naval reserves. and Captain Herbert r. Partridge. Of the air corps reserves, are being groomed for the flight which will take them distance of 8.0no miles
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

They did not disturb a stock of nov elites also carried in the store.
 F.. C. Yellowley, prohibition ad- ministrator, said he had been in- formed that State street department stores would probably withdraw their home brew supplies from sale at once.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

covery of the papers a secret. The
 find has changed their whole theory of the Smith murders from a belief that robbery may have been the mo- tive to a firm conviction that some one now out of Muskogee arranged to have the papers planted here so as to provide an iron-clad alibi. Police
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

&ar outlines prospective NO Allan o. et--~=. a' -0n-- -lEr ordered Loner res- $ 4 Loekra1 upper Jeff, Art Goe5et. bslo7. l@t. |
 Na0 York. May 2-Approscn,ng favorable weather brlrzs with tt s new and assorted bach oS hopeful aVIa-ors who arc planning 70 dare the ocean and --= dement's .r several long distance fights
 No longer do ttey look toward Europe alone fo- Colonel Lind bergh three years ago pocketad d. the glory there is 10 b7 had .9 an eastward rignt from New York 70 Paris Today the.r eyes urn west ward. rom Parts 10 New York. or from the Pacific coas- 70 Tok.o. where still single hops have 10 he mad.
 Some yo.cE Optimistic p..o.s have ze- t1e.~ goals even beyond such still urattaaed flights. two at least planning 10 easlr-ie the globe n record time. otrFts VII come ID rom the south or go southward ln efforts +o establish pioneer records O. the.r ovn
 To be sure. rhere Will ha several attempts to cross the Atlantic just ss Ltndy did. for several oIocz have a'ready announced th.s plan. But what percentage Of these rtll zctu- ally make the trip Is sill q moot Poin"
 Loyal Hu-garl9rs fa Are-,ca are said 70 be backing 3 proposat flight of two cou0-ryman from De troit 70 Bgdapest Two famous Mexican flyers, Colonel C1gstsvo Leon and Colonel Eoae~ro Fte~~o also plan 10 make a7 eastward flight IF which they hope to lover Llndy's record Of B hours from New York 70 Pa~t=. Icon also ex- poets 10 make tha first ror.s-op flight from Mexico City to New York. preparatory to the trans atlantic hop
 Round World in f2 Days
 Perhaps most pre.entlous oe all
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
ARRANGE SPORT DANCE

A sport dance. an innovation in high school fraternity social circles, will he held by the Phi Sigma soror- ,tN al the Norden bungalow on May g, Those attending may wear sport clothes, AS far as is known this is the first time a social Of this type has been held here. The sorority has conducted formal and semi-for- nal dances in the past.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

Chief Tom Graves indicated that he anticipated developments that would rock Muskogea and made yelled statements concerning the use of dictaphone.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-11
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-11
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-11
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-11

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-11

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-11
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-11
MARKETS

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-11
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-11
NEW YORK STOCKS

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selling GUrr-es rirp1ed over the
stock market n tie carrier hours To-
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when losses had reached one Or
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