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Seward daily gateway., 1930-10-24
SPAIN DECLINES
 EJECT OFFICERS
 0lI AIL-F09LS DAY
ZINC or SPAIN FEARS A RE- PUBLICAN ONSLAUGHT
 RESULT or ELECTION

MADRID. Spain, oot. 4 CR) There i8 4 hunlorou de to the governments decisiol to put off he general election month thus welding the nonina on of sena- tors at a date other than Decem- ber 28 which is Fools Day in spain.
 The opposition had been making sarcastic allusions to the signific- ance of this date being chosen.
 A much more serious reason is behind the postponement, as a matter of fact, neither King Al fHnso or the people want the el- ections held. The King naturally fears a republican slaug h t against the Crown which an cleo toral campaign entails, while the majority of the people surmise the result will be doctored in order to return Parliament in accordance with the Governments wishes.
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EMBARGO RULING .
 O|v ARTILLERY ID ... BRAZILIAN REBELS
CAN SHIP ARMS ONLY TO AD- MINISTRATION OF WASH
 INGTON LUIS
WASHINGTON. Oct. 24. (E

WASHINGTON. Oct. 24. (P) - Acting upon a plea of the Brazil ian government, President Hoover imposed an embargo on shipments of arms and munitions to Brazil, which is the first time in Ameri- can diplomatic history that such a limitation has been placed on a South America republic.
 The embargo proclaimed carried the provision that shipments could be made to Brazil under licenses granted by the Secretary of State Which would prevent shipments to any Brazilian administration ex- cept that of President Washington Luis, the onlv government in Brazil that is recognized BY the United States.
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RADIO IMPULSES GO . HAYWIRE AS OLO SOL
 H|DE PHYs|OCN0MY

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 24. (PD - An eclipse of the s,ln interferred with radio communications hours after it was to have been observed by Scientists on Niaufou (Tin Can) Island in the Southern Pacific.
 No report had been received b- radio to indicate whether clear skies had permitted successful ob- servation. The interference lasted from 11..38 Al M. to 2:14 P. M. (P. c. ID. Radio engineers said that the radio interference was caused by magnetic conditions
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Such is the news brought in from the new mining camp by Downey & Babcock who arrived Thursday night in one of the boats of the Nuka Bay Trans portation company, Capt. Pete Sather, along with the mine crew that has been breaking down the ore and running the mill at the mine There is temporary shutdown in milling while arrangements are being made for new mill equipment.
 Among those who arrived were MI and NIrs D w. Dow nay, II year-old Wayne Fox, the grandson; Tom Babcock, Antone Jensen, foreman; Mike Nestor. Charles James, John EIdrickson and Clyde Barkett. The partners plan to return to the mine in about a week. They hope to se- cure crusher locally that will keep the present mill running until such time as they can pro- cure another mill Since they have plenty of ore knocked down to keep the mill running for some time, the mine crew will not return at this time, but Mr. Jensen will go back to help in the construction of ore bins and a tramWay.
 At 200 feet depth on the vein the Assure is holding up wider and richer than ever, it is said with all doubt finally dissipated in the minds of the partners that their lode might not go down. It has been demonstrated sufficiently on the strike to in dlcate a splendid mineral de- posit of great enough magnitude to make a great mine. The jew elry' rock or picture" rock is still encountered in all it's glory which brings the entire vein up to surprising values.
 The partners are hopeful of an encouraging report from En- gineer Nelson of the Alaska Ju- neau company who sampled the mine thoroughly and impartial ly Altho he of course, made no statement regarding his opinion, he seemed favorably impressed with the district Should the Alaska Juneau decide to buy in on the Nuka Bay properties, it will unquestionably be the mak- ing of the district and the de- velopment of a big new camp in Alaska.
 At the mine, the partners have had continual difficulty in the operation of their mill by reason of an inadequate crusher that came as unit when the present
 (Piease turn to Page Fiye)
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AMERICAN DELEGATION TAXES TORR|D TRAIL
 ID GROWN EMPEROR

ADDS ABABA, Abyssinia, Oct 24 (P1-After a torrid five day voy- age from Port Said down the Red Sea and an equally hot trip by rail through French Somaliland and Abyssinia, the American dele gation to the Coronation of Ras Tafari, Emperor of Ethiopia arrived.
 They were cordially greeted by the crown prince of Ethiopia and out the 55O-mile run over a mar were welcomed with lavish hospi- tality and kindness by natives, tri- abl chieftains, princes and govern ment officials.
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ROBBER GIVES VICTIN THE COMPLETE WORKS
 IN DARING ROBBERY
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 24. IP,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. "A. [Rl Kidnapped, robbed, bound, forced to drink knockout drops and then hurled from a machine into d clump of bushes was the treatment accorded George r. Faul, at the hands of robber who stole three autos in his career of crime
 Faul was heldup i'd front Of a San Mateo garage while sitting in his car waiting for Howard Keen an, a friend who lives with him.
 The robber slid into the seat next to Faul who was at the wheel and thrust gun into his ribs
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5ENnE SEWERS SHAKE . SOME SECTIONS STATES

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 24. (Pl Continued cold from the Rockies to the Atlantic Seaboard and well down into the South were reported.
 Temperatures were extremely low in New England, snow fell in parts of Virginia, frosts in Ark ansas, Kentucky and Tennessee The entire state of California and Alaska basked in normal warmth and sunshine.
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.REHEAR|NC ON ORDtR '. . NEW TRIAL, PANTAGEs

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, "A, P)
 A rehearing of the Appellate Courts order granting Alexander Pantages a new trial, was order ed by the State Supreme court on the petition of Attorney Gen. eral U. s. Webb.
 The rehearing will be held in Los Angeles in December
 The Appellate court granted a new trial September 26 because of errors in law and practice prejudicial to the defendants rights"
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WILL HOLD AUTOPSY
 ON DECEASED SPOUSE
 IN SPITE 0F HUSBAND

HONOLULU, Oct. "A. (4') Col onel Granville Sewers of the United States Army, lost a long court battle to prevent a second autopsy on the body of his wife whose brother Ralph Shainwald asserted nay have died of poisoning.
 Circuit Court Judge Steadman denied Sewers petition for an in junction restraining Coroner Pat rick Gleason from holding the autopsy as ordered last February.
 Hearing on the petition was con- eluded last week. There was no announcement when the autopsy would be performed.
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Another brick of gold representing several thous, and dollars after 14-day run of small Denver mill is one more surprise from Surprise Bay in the Nuka Bay region where the Downey and Babcock mine is stl pouring out it's wealth shipment of tons of picked hghgrade and concentrates running sev- era hundreds of dollars ton is in Seward on its way on the SS Alameda Saturday to the Tacoma shelter.
 A mining engineer representing the Alaska-Ju- neau Mining compay is now reporting to his superors after thorough inspection of the new property as well as that of Pete Sather Charles Goyan and the prospect of Fred Johnston and Mike Deegan. Upon his report depends possible decision the part of the Alaska Juneau company to invade this district
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RETURNS TO FIANCEE

SYDNEY, Oct. 24. (P)-After an eight months absence during which he flew almost around the World, Wing Commander Charles Kings ford Smith returned to his fiancee Mis- Mary Powell here, whom he will marry late next month.
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FASTEST FLIGHT

VALLEY STREAM, MIX. Oct. 24. R)-Captain Frank Hawks, set his racing plane down here after fly ing from Washington in 55 minutes. His average speed was about 200 miles an hour for the 225 miles, as the fastest flight ever made be- tween the two points
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SMACK FOUND ADRIFT

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 24 (Ho) - Her crew nysteriously missing the San Francisco fishing smack 0-389 was found adrift two miles off the lonely coast 34 miles below Mont erey.
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BERRY DIES .
 AT LOs ANGELES w.
 iFTER OPERATION
SAN FRANCISCO. oct. A. l4

SAN FRANCISCO. OcT., 24, TH77
 Clarence Berry. multi- i-milIion- aire oil man and former Alaskan died following an appendicitis operation at Hos Angeles last night
 Berry laid the foundation of his fortune during the Klondike rush and with his two brothers. Frank and Fred, had Claims on Fairbanks, Ester and at Eagle, Alaska.
 From these latter mines he made $15o,ooO in one season.
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RESIGNS HIS POST

LONDON, oct. "A. Rl-Lord Nell chett, resigned his post as Chair man of the Jewish Agency as a protest against the governments new policy in Palestine as outlined by Premier Ramsay Mcdonald
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SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS IN GOLD BRICKS RESULT OF
 l4-DAYS' RUN AT NUkA BAY

HIGHGRADE MINE CONTINUES PHENOMENAL SHONING ORE WORTH SEVERAL HUN DRIED DOLLARS PER TON GOING OUTSIDE TO TACOMA SHELTER. ALASKA JUNEAU COMPANY ENGINEER EXAMINES MINE AND DISTRICT.
La gaceta., 1930-03-17

rez6 tanto. Rocio y sor Maria
llenaron ell pecho de Currito de
escapularios Y medallaS; Manue
Ia lie meti6 en- los bolsillos de "a
chaquetilla misteriosos papeli-
tos, envoltorios de poderosos a
muletos.
y luego desis ustedes que
81 los andaluses somos u no So
mos
COpitd-. GSabes 10 que tie d.
go, Manolina? Que gayegos V
andaluses primes hermanos.
-Nunca he tenio mas mieo
que hoy, Joaquin-dijo Curri-
to confidencialmente al ex ban
derillero al acomodarse con este
en- la jardinera de la cuadrilla,
Icarruaje elegido para no desai-
rar a ninguno de los numerosos
La gaceta., 1930-03-17

Rufina, la criada vieja, lie quiso
devorar.
Al fin, antes que ell repique.
teo del llamador, la voz aiegre
de Coplto llen6 de jubilo la casa.
-iSin novea! iSin novea.
Va s'acab6, Rosio! iNoragde-
ma! iNoragtena, Teresa de
cia repartiendo abrazos.
-lY como Sc lie ha dado?-
inquiri6 la GaAega, mientras
Rocio, Teresa y sor Maria vol.
Wan al o~ratorio a dar gracias.
CopIta Gallo un momento Y
luego Sc echo a reir.
-Pues ar fina ha armao uno
De sus latifundios; ipero ya!...
I'm ell primer toro qued6 bien;
mas en- ell otro...
Assn de que tocaron a mata'.
La gaceta., 1930-03-17

Sc resign6. Cont6 por mimi
tos los dias hasta la deseada tar
de en- que Currito, luego de- hA-
Der gozado los dltimos golpes de
incienso de la popularidad en-
toda Espana y sentido la melan-
cola de tantas despedidas, en-
que ell placer de los aplausos Sc
mezclaba al dolor del adi6s. Sc
Ylstio de torero por Ultima vez
en- Sevilla. AQuella tarde. que
Ies la mas larga, la mas angus.
tiosa, la mas terrible de GUAM
tas sufre la familia del torero.
lie perderemos ahora que va
esta en- la orilla?
mo tie s!-le supli-
co BALTIC Rocio al despedirle.
Hasta Carmona estaba esa
tarde nervioso. Teresa nunca
La gaceta., 1930-03-17

amigos que solicitaban ell honor
de conducir al Chdpdlillo en- sus
coches o automobiles.
Por Ultima vez recibi6 al cru
Ear Sevilla los besos de la po.
pularidad. Recordabale aquel
viaje triunfal sus primeras idas
novllleriles a la plaza, lleno de
'ilusiones. con ell mundo ante 81,
" Sc sintio invadido de t~risteza.
Cuando no tenia NADIA renunci6
a aquello sin trabajo, Y ahora
que 10 tenia TODD lie dolia dejar
esta vida tumultuosa, de mon
.tana rusa, tan pronto en- ell la
no como en- Ia nubes.
Las cuatro mujeres lie vieron
partir traspasadas de augusta
" Sc refugiaron en- ell oratorio,
lleno de luees, a esperar rezan-
La gaceta., 1930-03-17
A LA SEMANA Pc
LEARAN PRIMO CARNE-
RIA, KID CHOCOLATE Y
A BILL

New York, Mario Iva
rios de los mas populares boxea
dores de la bora presente, pelea-
ran en- la presente semana, Sc
gun la recopilaci6n de progra-
mas hecha aqui, en- distintos lu.
cares del pals.
Primo Camera, la mole hui
mana de Italia, Sc batira esta
noche en- st. Luis, Mo-, con un
veterano gladiator de peso COM
pleto, Chuck Virgins, de India
napolis. Esta Sc considera la pr
mera pelea "dura" del gigante
desde su llegada a America.
Hoy por la noche, en- Filadel-
fla, Tommy Loughran, aspiran-
tie a la corona mundial de peso
complete, sostendra un combate
con el veterano boxeador cana,
dense Jack Renault.
Mickey Walker, campe6n
mundial de peso mediano, Sc ba
tira hoy en- Chicago con Jimmy
Maloney.
Ell jueves, en- Detroit, Bat.
Battalino, campe6n mundial de
peso de puma, hara frente a
La gaceta., 1930-03-17

qui, otra en- Valensia, en- Barse-
Iona, en- Saragosa, en- Malaga,
en- Madri y en- Seviya. vi a tele-
grafia a Joaquin pa que venga
a arreglarlo too. Y despue, esta
manita preciosa coge unas tije-
ras y, ris, ras, Sc acab6 er Cha
pdliyO.
Ahora, Curro!-implor6
ella. iQue 70 no vivo mien-
tras estas toreando!... tie quie-
ro!... iAnda! iTraigo las tije-
ras?
-iY los contratos? iY las
~corrias? 81 es POGO mas de mes
y medic y una pila de duros
muy grande, muy grande. No
tengas mieo, que no me va a pa,
sa ma, porque no pienso arrima,
me nj a los toros de durse.
La gaceta., 1930-03-17
B OXEO
CASTILLO CON
IRA TEMES

Dos notables pugilistas de pc.
so de pluma, ell cubano Gilberto
Castillo y ell tampeno Joe Te-
mes, pelearan esta noche en- la
Arena del Circulo Cubano, a
diez asaltos, bajo la direction
del promoter y periodista Adolf
TO Font.
Castillito, campeon de pep
bantam del Sur, probable
mente tendra que dar a Temes
algunas libras de ventaja.
Henry Santos, protegido del
Relampago Sagiero, sera ell opo
nente de Jimmy Flynn, en- la Sc.
mifinal.
Para los otros "bouts" Sc ha
contratado a Patent Leather
Kid, ell Chinito, contra Gilberto
Rojas Y Thomas Barredo con-
ira Ricardo Hernandez.
Sobre Barredo tiene le mejor
opinion ell Curro Lorente.
ST este programa no atrae al
pdblico 10 mejor sera cerrar la
Arena del Circulo hasta que Sc
disipe la "mala sombra'.
La gaceta., 1930-03-17
Cuando el "humo de Ia bata

Cuando el ''humo de Ia bata
LA" Sc disip6, los visitantes ha-
bian hecho Is carreras y 9 los
j6VeneS de "Bucky" Harris.
La ridicula cerca levantada
por los directories locales del
baseball, en- IN terreno como el
de Plant, do OCCASION a que Sc
batearan 10 cuadrangulares
con verdadero descontento del
pdblico. Con esa cerca un "fly"
largo pasa siempre a la catego-
ria de 'jonr6n".
Los fans tampenos, que an
ties podian apreciar la labor lie
los jardineros, ahora Sc tienen
que contentar con la actitud mu
da de estos frente a la cerca
Fueron los "jonrones" batea.
dos por Kelly y Alexander, las
dos "primeras bases" de los
clubs contendientes, que pega-
ron dos cada uno, y Webb,
Strip, Johnson, Stone, Nc Ma
nus y Axes.
Los "rojos" batearon un to-
tai de 20 hits contra las curvas
La gaceta., 1930-03-17

sdo.
+ iQue miedo, cualquier ruido !
Siglos los minutes. De vez en-
'tuando Sc levantaba impaciente
una de elias. Debia ser muy tar.
de. E iba a yer ell reloj. Cuando
lvolvia, todos los ojos la interro
gaba co nansia.
Atm no ha pasado un Guar
to de hora-murmuraba desfa
llecida.
De tanto como querian pedir.
no encontraban los labios ora.
clones. Mandaban al cielo sus-
piroS.
Inesperadamente son6 ell tim.
re.-iT Tan pronto!-Todas Sc
lanzaron atropelladamente a "a
cancela. Era un vendedor Gale
jero que ofrecia su mercancia.
La gaceta., 1930-03-17

pa culpa sera de los empresa-
rios locales. Esta ciudad es me-
.jor ''mercado" para ell gigantic
que Jacksonville.
Cuando los promotores no a.
provechan las oportunidades Sc
les puede decir aquell6 de ca
mar6n que Sc duerme...
Buena semana comienza hoy
para los fanatics" locales.
Castillo Sc batira hoy con
Temes y ell viernes Russell con
ell Relampago.
Dos peleas para generar sea
sa lena.
La gaceta., 1930-03-17

Bid Taylor, de Terre Haute,
Indiana.
Kid Chocolate, ell negrito Gu
bano a quien Sc considera Ell
,campe6n sin corona de Ia cate
igorfs de peso de puma, comba-
tira Ell viernes en- eli Madison
Square Garden, con Al Ridge
way, un "slugger".
Black Bill, otro negrito cuba
no, a quien Sc coloca a la cabe-
"a de la division de peso de mos
ca, sera ell rival, en- ell mismo
programa, de Midget Wolgast.
La gaceta., 1930-03-17

CASA Y STORE-En ell 1913
de la avenida Buffalo, tenemos
una muy bonita casa, aunque
pequena con un store en- ell fren-
tie. Una gran ganga en- $500
con plazos mensuales muy CO.
MOODS. Lame a Keuneke o Eff
fird, al telefono 1858.
Henderson Warren Simms, Inc.
La gaceta., 1930-03-17
ITRAFTON PELEARA CON
CARNERA

Kansas City, Mario 17.-Ba-
10 los auspicios de Ia Legion A.
mericana sera presentado aqui
ell dia 26 de mario, Primo Car
nera, ell gigantic italiano.
George Trafton, de Chicago,
ell j6ven atleta, sera ell c~ontrario
del italiano.
La gaceta., 1930-03-17
CLASIFICADOS

Sc VENDE una perra sabue-
sa, joven y maestro. 1902 Ne
braska Ave. Informese por ell
telefono 1896.
La gaceta., 1930-03-17
CARNERA PELEARA
EN- JACKSONVILLE

Jacksonville, Mario 17,-El
Microbes por la noche peleara
aoui Primo Camera, de Italia,
cor ell veterano Jack Slavin, de
Newark, New Jersey.
Pesa Slavin $50 libras.
La gaceta., 1930-03-17
BASE BALL

Los rojos de Cincinnati die
ron aver una paliza, en- Plant
Field, a los tigres de Detroit.
La gaceta., 1930-03-17

N EN- LA AVENInA 80
Tenemos dos buenas casas en- Ia
avenida 80 (Louise), manzan4
de los 1400, que las vendemos
baratas. Una en- $1,150 y la otra
en- $1,000 a pagarlas c6moda-
mente a plazos mensuales, con
500 en- mano. La contribution
es muy baja.
La gaceta., 1930-03-17
CURRITO
DE LA CRUZ
NOVELA
pOr
por
AlejGndrO Perez LNgtn.

i Que te retiras, Curro!-
contest6 ella vivamente, ponien-
dose en- pie con ansia de aquella
tranquilidad.
ESQ es. Que me corto err
pelo.
. Hoy? IAhora?
No, mule. Ahora no pu6
Sc; a1n tengo contratos que
cumplf. Adema, quiero haser-
me seis u ocho %corrfas de des-
pedfa que nos puen vale cuaren-
ia O sincuenta mi duros, Una a.
La gaceta., 1930-03-17
NOTAS DE BOXEO

Relampago Saguero no pare
ce dispuesto a permitir que Jo-
seito Rodriguez lie arrebate, Ell
viernes, ell puesto de "guapo"
de Ybor.
Tony Dominique ha tornado
nota de los vigorosos punetazos
de Spike Webb y "garantiza"
que el no hizo ell viaje desde Ca
.magiey para "acostarse" en-
Benjamin Field.
La gaceta., 1930-03-17

de Carroll, Sullivan y Thitehill.
Pegaron los "tigres" diez
hits contra Gudat, Ash y Eek
ert.
ANOTACIoN POR EXTRA
DAS
Cincinnati 500 80 $50
15c, 20h, 0e.
Detroit 2O3 002 020
&c. 10h, 4e.
Ell segundo team del Detroit
iug6 en- Tarpon Springs con e.
Toronto tambien fue derrota-
do. Los de la Liga Internacio-
La gaceta., 1930-03-17

NUEVO BUNGALOW.-Una
pequena cantidad en- mano y
ell balance como renta lie pone
en- possession de I'm bonito bun
galow bien construido Y cerca
de la Avenida Michigan. Tam
bien acepto cualquiera otra
propiedad en- cambio. Telefo-
no M64-352.
Tengo otra en- la Gale IL,
que 10 Vendo en- las mismas con
diciones.
La gaceta., 1930-03-17

CAMBIO IN lote de 100x226, a
una cuadra de Nebraska, por
una casa chica, moderna. Tele-
|fono M 64-634.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-19
KATkLLA COMPANY |S . SINKING NEW WELLS

w. B. Sprague, purchasing agent of the Alaska Steamship Company, who is interested in the Chilkat Oil company, operating in the Ka- talla region, made arrangements while there recently for further drilling says stroller's Weekly.
 The Chilkat Company is the one organized by the late George Haz- elett It has AS producing wells at ' the present time, and has driven 24 altogether, the others being "dry' The average depth of the Walls is 1000 feet, The oil seen~ into them and IS then made into gasoline, kerosene and lubricants Tha oil is said to be of the very hiEhest grade and is sold to Juneau boats and consumers.
 MT. sprague will not hazard ain npinion on the possibilities of striking a gusher in the Katalla district. The oil is on parafine base and seepage is found in many places. The object of drilling wells was to catch as much of the seep- age as possible.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-19
IILLIlN G|SH AT ....."
 THE LIBERTY THEATER

Billed for this evening at thc Liberty IS a special attHactioa ,The Wind,n from the n9val plb- lished by Harper &5 Brothers. The leading character in the play ha a very dramatic, difficult part to portray and after much ccnsid- eration Lillian Gish was selected Lillian Gish is ranked as the screens greatest tragedianne, and critics give high praise to her in- depreciation of the difficult role in this production.
 The two-reel comedy is another antics of the popular little ras- calls, Our Gang
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-19

100000 building the road if the United States and Canada were unable to work out a construction agreement.
 Under the plan, the road would be toll free. Hill said. The syndi- cate would expect service station concessions to return their invest ment
 Within five years. Hill told the patrolmen's convention, a highway from Mexico City to the heart of Alaska will be completed
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-19
SAYS PRIVATE MONEY WOULD BUILD GREAT
 INTERNATIONAL ROAD

Private capital is ready to build the international highway from the United States thru British Col umbia to Alaska, Samuel Hill, good roads enthusiast, told Washing tons highway patrol in Olympia, says the Seattle Times.
 An eastern syndicate, Hill de- clared, was willing to spend S20,-
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-19
LEGION MEET

The Seward members of the Am erican Legion will hold their re- gular meeting tonight for the transaction of routine business n the Arcade Club Room.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-19

At last nights meeting of the Seward school board, Charles Skinner was appointed night ianitor at the school.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-19
GAVE YOU HEARD THE NEW sOKEH" RECORDS at SYLvIA'S? THEY ARE WONDERFUL. s

Prices on practically every bit of bakery goods have been re- duGed at the Electric Bakery.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-19

JUST RECEIVED FRESH SHIPMENT OF HAAS CANDY. The Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-19

CLEANLINESS sn, r,,~ nest q, rrlt> nur mot<n E'rv Rruhn's
The Alaska fisherman., 1930-12-15
A. N. B.-IHE ELECTION :

The election of officers was held on November 23rd, 1929 at the Eaines Convention.
 William l.. Paul was reelected Grand President.
 tr: :nk Mercer of Juneau, was elected Grand Vice President: Tran'1 Johnson of Klawock, Grand Secretary; George Dem inert of KlaWock, Grand Treas urer; George Ward of Sitka, Sargeant-at-Arnls.
The Alaska fisherman., 1930-12-15
entalS.

Be It Further Resolved That a copy of this resolution be sent to the Pacific Cannerymen's As sociation, and to the Chambers of Commerce of the principal towns of Alaska with the request that they lend their support.
 Adopted his 23rd day of Mo- vember, 1929, by the Grand Con- vention of the Alaska Native
The Alaska fisherman., 1930-12-15

h:1rbOr for several hundred miles, and
 Whereas, Mtny vessels both large and small use Yakutat as a harbor for refuge or supplies, and
 Whereas, These Vessels, espe- cially in stress of storms need method of quick communication, and
 Whereas This need has been recognized by the Legislature of Alaska in the form of a memor- ial,
 Therefore Be It Resolved That the Secretary of War be request ed to establish a wireless station at Yakutat in accordance with the prayer of the memorial of the Legislature of Alaska, and
 That a copy of this resolution ke sent to the Secretary of War, to the Hon. Dan A. Sutherland, and to Governor George A. Parks
 Adopted this 25th day of Mo-