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Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22
BULL MARKET
 HOT NEATHE2
 THRU0UT EAST
AND STATE DEPART MENTS DISMISSED EMPLOY
 ES BECAUSE OF HEAT

UNDATED, (PD-A bull market and hot weather continued East of the Mississippi while showers re- lieved Western states and broke the Kansas drouth and which all so began to fall in Iowa, Nebraska, and Minnesota.
 Temperatures went up to 1O2 at Philadelphia, 1O6 in Nebraska and Minnesota.
 Temperatures went up to 102 at Philadelphia, 1O6 in several Ohio cities and the upper 9O's in Wash ington, New York, Cleveland, Bal timore and Pittsburgh.
 Scores of deaths, due indirectly to heat, occurred Secretaries of the Treasury and State Departments at Washington, dismissed their em- ployeS because of the heat.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22
BROMLEY READY HIP QVER PACIFIC
 WITHIN FEW DAYS
TEST FLIGHT TO PORTLAND IS MADE FOR PURPOSE OF
 CHECKING GAS

TACOMA, July P, With the passing of gas assumption test of Bromleys plane his packers bel lieved he was ready to take to the air within the next two or three days
 Lieut. Bromley flew from Tai coma to Portland averaging 93.4 tenths mile per hour consuming 23 gallons of gas per hour,
 Nome adyices said the plane could refuel at Solomon Spit.
 Lieut. Wark and Brown are in Seattle placing special gas tanks and expect to be finished about Thursday when they will return to Tacoma
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22
c!FNATF RiTIFIF9'
 TREATY: D0Eo MT APPROVE SECRETS
PACT AND TREATY MUST BE RA-
 TIFIED WITH ENGLAND AND JAPAN BEFORE EFFECTIVE

WASHINGTON, July g, R- The Senate ratified the treaty 58 to 9.
 The vote came suddenly after more than a dozen reservations were thrown out by heavy majori- ties. The reservation accepted was offered by Senator Norris who stipulated, in ratifying the treaty, the Senate didn't approve of any secret agreement or understanding which might exist relating to the pact and the treaty must still be ratified with England and Japan before effective.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22
BASEBALL!
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago s; New York q. Hack Wilson got his 28 and 29th homers. Philadelphia ', Pittsburgh 2
 Brooklyn g. 1o Cardinals 8, 17- Brooklyn dropped its National lead. The Cardinals made four homeruns and Brooklyn one.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE
 Detroit Il Athletics 6
 Boston 3. Chicago 1. This broke up the White Sox three game vim ing streak
 New York T. Cleveland 3- Ruth got his 35th homer and Gehrig his 28th. St. Louis 6, Washington 4 St. Louis was aided by making five runs in the fifth inning
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22
FIVE MINERS LOSE
 LIVES IN GOLD MINE

SAN FRANCISCO, July P, (P- Despite a desperate battle to rescue them, five men lost their lives in a burning gold mine in the Sierra mountains. Their flaming tomb was the Glenn mine, P miles east of Forest Hill, Placer county.
 The fire broke out in the cook house on the surface, swept all the super er-structure including the com pressor, or ventilating apparatus, and licked it's way into the main shaft, cutting off all escape
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22
CHAMP TEAMS CLASH

According to the dope sheet early this morning the Haida baseball team champions of Bel kofski, Chignik, Kernokski, Max ushin, Uiaga and Amlia Islands, as well as many other far Westward metropolises of renown. the sailor lads will take a chance today with the Seward Giants who have only been defeated 13 times this season out of B games The game will be for pleasure and sweet charity
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22
AMERICAN RAILWAYS BEST

MOSCOW, July 21, (Ho-Ivan Nix itch Mirinov, member of the com mission which studied railroads in America and Europe, reported that the former systems are the most economical and efficient. He said that application of American sech- nique would increase the capacities of some Russian roads ten times.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22
HEAVE EO,

For the bonefit of the officers and crew of the Cutter Haida, Seward has swimming hole; Hartman Lake, to the left of the Rose Bowl-baseball grounds Not a day passes but what the little beach and lake is crowded with mermaids and mermen.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22
ss5,Ooo ANNUALLY

NEW YORK, July 22, (P)-Jean Acker Valentino, the first wife of the late sheik of the screen, brot suit against William R. Deananty, promoter, to compel him to pay her $35,000 annually for the rest of her life. She said that she made this agreement with him when she left the films at his request.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22
AMERICAN, GERMAN PICTURE INTERESTS
 DIVIDE TERRITORY

PARIS. July g, (P)-American and German motion picture in terests have signed an agreement to settle differences over the use of recording apparatus between the interests involved.
 Each will now enter the other country with pictures and territory will be divided between the two nations
 America will take Canada, New foundland, Australia, New Zea- land, Strait Settlements, India and Russia.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22
THREE MONTHS STRIKE

BOMBAY July 22, Leaders of the Bombay Merchants Asso- citation have recommended three months strike, as a protest against the governments oppressive cam paign.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22

Tommy Jasper. Kodiak business man, returned last evening from Anchorage. Jasper returns to his Westward home on the Admiral Evans
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22
DEMONSTRATIONS

BUCHAREST, July 22, t40- Anti Semitic riots and demonstrations, accompanied by the destruction and pillage of Jewish shops, was reported from several parts of Rus sia last week
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22
TO ATTRACT HUNTERS

MOSCOW, July 21 (P)-To attract big game hunters to soviet union the State Tourst Bureau has under taken to organize special hunting trips to the Siberian forests and to various mountain regions. Each group will be provided wth guide and interpreter. F-
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RUSSIAN MORTALITY DROPS

MOSCOW, July 21. (PJ-Official figures claim that mortality in so- viet Russia dropped in 1929 to 1S.2 a thousand of population, the low est in a century. Child mortality decreased to 167 a thousand for in fants under one year, claimd to be the lowest rate in the world.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22
INCREASE

NEW YORK July 21- (P- The American Telephone and Telegraph Company, worlds largest utility system, reported gross earnings to the amount of $144, ,565,711 for the first half of the year, as compared with s13O, ,737,5e4 for the cores bonding six months of last year.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22
NO ACTION TAKEN

Bids for installation Of an auto matic stoker and vacuum system in the Seward School were opened last night but will De considered at a special meeting which will be called by Mayor F. 0. AIcNfullin
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22
WAGES DROP

WASHINGTON, July 22, 'P'- Farm wages have dropped two per cent, on the average in the last four months, the Department of Agriculture announced.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22

Engineer Ingram, of the- B. P. R. Is informed by wire that funds for survey work on the so-caed Miss ing Link will be available August at which time the work will start This construction will give mgress and egress from Moose Pass, Hope Sunrise and lower kenai Lake regions direct to Seward.
 Like wild-fire the good news quickly circulated about the city today and phoned out to Moose Pass of the receipt of telegram here this morning by Res dent Engineer Ingram, of the Bureau of Public Roads from the district office at Juneau that authorization and appropriation has been made to survey the Missing Link road beginning August l.
 Eyes flashed in appreciation to each and everyone If the many whom The Gateway had the pleasure ot m forming of the good news Never as far as can be re called has news of such importance to this entire area haan received with such evident happiness.
 With the survey of the Quartz Creek road already underway with indications of early construction ana conDetion an extra six and one-haf miles below coop CTS Landing Kenai Lake, will be reached mus, rom Seward to complete circuit of the magnflcent roao svstem there will be approximately l8O miles o1 gh way available
 The "Chugach Highway" is no longer dream!
 Eventually and not too far in the near future thls system will be extended to the village of kena and CooR Inlet ports thus making available and opening up 28oo square miles of what is said upon the highest authority the finest agricultural land in Alaska
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22
LINK SURVEY STARTS AUGUST l
THE STOCK MARKET
By Associated Press

TDV AEoUCIdIEU FIEooI
 T and T. 45, A. Can 123, Oil N. J. Fl, Richfield IT, zellerback, no sale, Lehigh 10, Alaska Juneau 5, 3-4 U. Oil Cal. 4, Goldmans g, Bancorporation 30, Kennecott 38, Steel 162, Radio 40, Gas 107, Ser vice 91, Carbide 1T, Motors 42.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22
LE:GRAPH BREWTIES
FURRY OF SNOW

PARIS, July 22, (HoD-A brief snow furry caused the Parian street crowds to gape in amazement.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22

Dune Little, well known old timer from the Lower Landing, Lake Kenai, arrived in Seward last evening.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22

Pete Olson of Cordova has been awarded al. contract for the con- struction of the Old-Town-Lake Eyak loop road on bid of S75O
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-22
Connecting Road
 Is Now Assured
 Pass and Seward

ASSURANCE THAT THE LONG-SOUGHT CON- NECTING ROAD OF APPROXIMATELY ELEV- FEN MILES BETWEEN THE SEWARD HIGH
 WAY AND MOOSE PASS, MILE IS, IS SEEN IN A TELEGRAM RECEIVED TODAY FROM THE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-20

ia McMahon writes in to ask if there is any truth
In the rumor that members Of the woolworth family
always get the automobile license number 5N-lo?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-20

occurred to youl DO I make myself
perfectly clear?'
"Oh, perfectly, Peggy dear" said
Pat, but, please tell me-What are
you talking about?'
The young person In sky-blue pa
jamas emitted a doleful sigh. Then:
1t IS about as | feared. Ny dar-
ling. dearest girl friend. all unknow-
ingly, and without malice or intent,
In breaking the hearts OF two OF the
finest men IN the world. And III
bet a million doilars-ff 7 h"A
hat she never has given the mat
ter a single tnOugu.. ~,~ ~~,
dear?"
Pat turned slowly on her revolt
wing chair and looked at the girl on
the divan. There was nothing Of dis
pleasure % OF reproof in the look.
1t vas simply an inquiring look, a
look that asked as plainly as words
might ask: Are you actually in
earnest-do you really mean what
Tou say-or are you just kidding
me?"
The blue eyes into which she
lOked filmed suddenly with tears,
the salt. singing tears Of deep con-
triton. The pajaiaa-garbed figure
straightened slightly and leaned
forward.
"What-What Is II. Pat. desr?"
came the hesitaAt. loW-spoken
query. ARE you-you angry at what
II said?1
A quick, musical chuckle rippled
owe Pat Blair's red lips. the ex-
E-cssion OF a spontaneous mlrth
which was one Of her most endear-
ing possessions.
CTO BE CONTINUED,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-20
A Definition of Casual Violations

A republican president, a republican secretary OF
the treasury and a republican attorney general united
in an important change proposed in the laws relat-
ing to federal pro enforcement. This is the recon-
incubation:
Enlargement Of the powers of United States
commissioners 50 they may try casual and slight
offenders against the prohibition laws.
They had their definition ready. They asked the
federal lawmakers to fix the penalty for casual ana
slight violations at a fine Of not more than $500 and
Imprisonment OF not more than six months in jail, or
both. with authority for district attorneys to try &C
cused in such cases by complaint or information
and not by Indictment
II the casual violations recommendation is en-
acted it would give federal commissioners the right
TO try small offenders-and it would take away the
constitutional right of trial by jury. This Is what
the recommendation made by Pres. Hoover with the
endorsement OF Sec. MeIlin and Atty, Gen. Mitchell
asks the congress to write into the prohibition stat
utes of the republic: TO fix the penalty at a fne
Of not more than $500 and Imprisonment Of not more
than six months in jail, or both
Under the Fifth Amendment no one shall be helo
to answer for a capital or other infamous crime
unless on a presentment or indictment OF a grand
jury.
AS construed by the supreme court OF the United
States. infamous crime means one punishable by
Imprisonment in q penitentiary or for more IMAM one
year. or for any period. IL at hard labor.
Hence. according to the WickerSham commission
"where Imprisonment is TO be IN JAN Is no. " =
coed six months and is not to be az hard labor, the
crime is not infamous. 1t is only where there IS a
possibility Of imprisonment in the pen-tentiary' Oh
for more than a year. or at hard labor that an IN
dictment is required
In Texas all persons convicted under the pro
visions or the Dean law are guilty OF infamous
crimes" If a~rraigned i'll a federal court ana louhu
guilty as charged and given a fine or Ii sentence
they are wholly innocent Of the preparation q an
infamous crime.
This IS a funny old world and the legal dlStlnctions
are as queer as the lawmakers responsible Tor them
There would be a uniformity Of laws to say inc
least. There IS no fine or Jail sentence TO De fouho
IN the Dean act. There is no SUSPENDED sentence
above a certain age for the casual vioiator'
He goes over the road TO the penitentiary Tor one
., five years This is the reason why the country
boys 60 to the penitentiary and the city boys are
given fines or jail sentences. If it isn't a m'ockery OF
Justice then name it and take II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-20

had been refused admittance be-
cause her parents were engaged in
improper business practices. He said
later the couple were wealthy and
OF some prominence. He believes
1t is the duty Of schools to raise the
business and social ethics OF parents.
NEW YORK-Filmdom Is looking
forward 10 a big weekend party at
the Long Island home Of Zelda Gray
IN celebration OF her marital free
dom and Is expecting a revelation
as 10 a many-carated diamond II
has noted. "A decree Of divorce from
Gil BOag. Of Port Washington. Wis.
has just become effective insofar as
permission TO rcmarry is concerned.
NEW YORK-There has been
much ado about noise here and a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-20

FOR II SWOONING TYPE
I'm the Gift Shop. IS colIapsible English Ladies
Hat oxes."-Department store advertisement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-20
Flashes of Life
CBy The Associated Press)


NEW YORK-The queen OF the
links Is looking for new worlds 70
conquer. Glenna Collett, golf star,
who has had a trifle OF experience
In court tournaments, is taking les
n in tennis. Mary X. Browne.
once queen Of the courts, will be
eligible to compete for Glenna's golf
title this year. She once beat Glen
ma in a national golf championship.
TARRYTON, NJ. Y. - Business
ethics Of parents must meet the
standards OF Highland Manor
school, a private school for girls,
before their daughters will be ac-
cepted as pupils. DR.. Eugene III.
Lehman announced 10 an assembly
OF the 90 students that one girl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-20
Organizing Cooperative Forces

Having launched programs for the organization OF
wheat farmers and cotton growers and sneep ana no-
hair producers. the federal farm board hao ofoAeh
o-o,,d for two additional national commodity mar
ketinr associations, one for fruits and one for vege-
tables.
Texas Is interested. Texans are interested.
Texas is getting to be the greatest citrus producing
state and as for vegetable growing it is going 70
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-20
TOday's Horoscone
Answers TO Foregoii z Question,
Star Lore
SEMOND ASTRONO ICAL PRE-
DICTION OF EINSTEIN
BY Arthur Dew. Carpef <

by arthur Dew. CarpeI ter
Elnstein predicted I : curvine
OF light rays passing near the sun.
His formula for the path Of light
grazing the sun. set forth that
such ray would move in an orbital
path the same as a planet does.
with a difference involving the
square ratio Of the velocity Of a
moving body to the velocity OF
light. In Their IDS. II a PLAN II
moved with q velocity equal to that
OF light, its orbital Path would be
that Of light. The satisfactory test
Of predicted curvature OF light We
locity grazing the sun was made at
total ecl.pses { sun in 1919
and in 10
Nor Tomorrow
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-20

lead all American states in coming years. First OF
al organization Of the producers or growers In the
various fields Of wealth making endeavor is necessary.
without thorough organization the cooperative
idea viii be q failure. the governmental marketing sys-
tenn will be q failure and the plans Of the federal
farm relief board will be shattered to fragments on
the rocks. ORGANIZATION COMES. FIRST.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-20

special municipal commission ~
studying things. Among the results
so far nave been apologies. A bank
erecting a skyScraper III Wall
street wrote neighbors ~regretting the
unnecessary din. The framework Of
an apartment building III Gram
ercy Park bears q sign: Our sim
cere apologies to our neighbors for
the unavoidable annoyance this
hammering must occasion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-20

Mr.. Edward s. Hardness. the Santa Claus OF Yale
has Just given about $4,000 900 more to the uniTer-
sity for the building nj a quadrangle system Of dor
mitories. Wonder what a Yale president thinks about
when he gets up in the morning and finds no letter
from a member OF the Hardness family giving the
college a few new buildings or something?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-20

Copyright, 1880, by The Associated Newspapers.l
cThe British Who's Who for 1880 lists Colonel
Lindberg as married to Elizabeth. daughter Of Dwight
Davis. Among the other amusing errors are the re-
cording Of Alfred E. Smith as present governor Of
New York."-News item.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-20

Who am |? Where Is my home?
Whom did / recently marry?
What IS the real name Of Ramon
Noyarro?
What president was the first to
be buried from the White House?
For the Father judgeth no man,
but hath committed all judgment
unto the Son. Where is this pas
sage found in the Bible?
Correctly Speaking
OF course we never say, There
isn't no such thing Remember
that two negatives make a positive
T0day's Anniversary
On this date, IN 1919, 81 nation:
We're participating in the peace con
ference a. Versailles.
TOday'S Horoscope
Persons born on this day are
clear headed and ready for any
emergency. They do not betray
condolences.
Answers TO ForegOii z Questions
/. jules Rosenwald; Chicago;
Mrs. Adele Goodkind.
2. Ramon Gil Samoniegos.
3. william Henry Harrison.
4. st. John, v. %.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-20
CERTAINLY

The Turtle Islands must be the place from which
those golfers who take three minutes over every put
come.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-20

RH CLIMBED o1oas
READ THIS FIRST

READ THIS FIRST:
After the signing of the armistice
Lieutenant Rex ballard, DR.. Frank
Gordon, Nurse Margery Lynne and
Patricia Blair sail for New York,
bent on thwarting the plans Of Her
bert Maxwell, guardian Of Patricia
and her twin brother, who seeks 10
do them out of their fortune. Max
well has taken Jimmy to New York
with him. the boy suffering from
aphasia due TO shell shock. Another
man. posing as Jimmy. is to be used
by Maxwell in obtaining half the
Blair fortune. Nurse Margery Lynne
after seeing Jimmy no a New York
street, is slugged. coming to later
in a hospital. The friends prepare
Patricia for her ordeal when she
must face the fake brother and deny
him in order TO keep Jimmy's half
Of the fortune until he Is discover
ed.
NOW 60 ON WITH THE, STORY
CHAPTER %
The brown eyes looking into Mar
gery'S smiled Though a mist oil
tears that yelled them. Then. all al
once, an odd expression began tc
glimmer in heir humid depths. The
pretty mouth Strengthened. Pat sat
up.
II just thought Of something
she announced. with vast solemnity
glancing around as If bidding every
n to pay close attention. Rex said
l must prove this sub isn't my
brother-that to do so / must first
produce the real Jimmy Blair. Well,
just listen, please:
When ! was fifteen I was stricken
with appendicitis and was operated
upon. AT the time IL was discovered
that my heart was on the right side
that I was dextra hearted-that
is. my heart wasn't ON the left side,
where hearts usually are located
Six months afterwards Jimmy had
his appendix removed and strangely
enough. the doctors discovered his
heart TO be on the right side too
that Is, the same as mine. not on the
left side. The two cases were con-
sidered quite remarkable al the
time. we being twins. The doctor
who operated on us both was our
family physician. DR.. Gardner.
Now. surprising that DR.. Gard
ner were 10 come here, examine this
sub OF Maxwell's-that IS. subject
him 10 an X-ray e3aminaion-and
find that he still possesses his .ap-
pendix and that his heart is not on
the right side. but on the left. where
the normal persons heart is located?
Wouldn't that prove he wasn't James
X. Eiair?"
She urled to DIR. Gordon.
You ought to be able TO answer
that question, Doctor Frank" she
added. smiling at him. Wouldn't il
prove my Ease for me2'
III say 1t would, Pat" replied the
young doctor. with a warmth Of en-
thUsiasm unusual 10 him, and the
look he gave her held a new adj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07
GIVES S12,500 TO AID
IN PROMOTION OF PEACE
Publisher Donates TO Society How
Seeking to Interest Business
Hen in War Prevention.

Bernarr Macfadden, New York City
publisher, has presented the American
Peace Society with q gift of $12,500 as
part Of an offer of $4,000 for use in
Q plan for Interesting business men in
preventing war. It was announced today
by the society
Mr.. Macfadden has been advocating
the participation of business men in the
movement for peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07
Watermelon Alcohol Latest.

Watermelons are to be converted into
alcohol and strip at a new factory on
the Volga River near Stalingrad, Rus
sia. Enthusiasts say that if the process
proves successful vodka may be made
from the melon instead of from corn.
The better grades of Nardek, the new
product, will be used as strip In cook
ing or confectionery. and the poorer
grades utilized in the manufacture Of
alcohol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07
URGES WORK BUDGET
Street Explains Advantages of
Plan to Civilian Club.

Advantages Of planning ones work
ahead by the week, month and even the
year were outlined by Elwood Street,
director Of the Community Chest, yes
terday to members of the Civilian Club
at their weekly meeting. Speaking on
Personal Efficiency in Business" he
cited a number Of successful business
men who plan in advance, not only
for their business. but for their entire