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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-08
MUSIC LOVERS PRESENT
PROGRAM On WAGNER

Wednesday afternoon. the Music
Lovers club presented the sixth pro-
gram on German o~ratorio and opera
This one had as the subject. Life
and Work Of Richard Wagner"
composer Of some OF the most noted
Of German operas. The president,
Mrs. Il. w. Van Pelt, presided at
the business hour. Mrs. S. G.. String
er was director Of the program, pre-
senting the life or Richard Wagner
and his interesting career. The
numbers given in the program were
Of great interest and gave pleasure
to every n present.
MRS. +. L. Crown told the story OF
that splendid opera. Lohengrin. A
beautiful piano selection was the
contribution Of Mrs. j. G. Britain,
-ElSa's Dream" by List.
Mrs. A. v. Brown sang the path
etic Elizabeths' prayer from Tan
nauser. A violin solo selection from
Lohengrin was given by Mrs. II. Fl.
Dace. ably accompanied BY Miss
Josephine Pollard. Mrs. Dace also
played Dragon Flies" by Drdly.
Three active members joined the
Music Lovers club and four as
sociate members were also enrolled
al this meeting.
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PHONE NUMBER
SEVEN

a well filled covered dish and the
lszaeAsea vas served In buffet fash
ion. Mrs. Driskell poured coffee with
Mrs. A. p. Darras. Mrs. q. w. Sprin-
ger and Mrs. Gerald McKenna, as
sisting.
"A novel setting was effected In the
living rooms. which were arranged
rs q large business concern. with
departments.
Mrs. Leslie Boone. wife of the
pastor OF the Methodist church, was
one of the guests present. with Mrs.
Vernon Shelton and Miss Mildred
Liebenstein and Mrs. I. G. Pritchett,
OF Corpus Christi
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Valley Society NeWs
and EDentS

cat Valentines. Not catty, the type
that one vixen 60 send another
but Valentines that follow the
great vogue for cats as pets. Some
are cat-shaped, some have cats on
them, with real fur for bodies and
tails. and others make all kinds OF
punS on fur There are many
other pet Valentines, Scotties. par
rotsr fish. alligators. horses and NO
on.
Valentines Are Fashionable
Last, but not least. come the car
features Of the old fashioned VAL
entines- They have such humorous
shy figures and such tintype poses.
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Especial to The Herald.)

RIO HONDO, Feb. T.-Mr. and
Mrs. Mack Mize charmingly en-
tertained at cards Wednesday eve
ming in their home here, in honor
Of Mr. and Ms. L. A. Baker who
will shortly le&-e for their home
in Indiana after .-Fc-al months
stay in Rio Hondo.
Guests for the evening were me-
bers Of the Pioneer 500 club ana
several extra guests.
Partners for the game were
chosen by matching Valentine
hearts. An interesting evening was
spent in the contest Of games after
which the hostess served delicious
refreshments.
Assisting the hostess In dispensing
Inequalities were Mrs. Earl WEIGH
and Mrs. II. q. Carpenter.
Those participating In the delight
ful affair were: Messers. and Mes
danes Jack Carpenter, e.. 3. War
rem, Walton d. Hood. Charles Keys,
4. "A. Baker. George Beech, Mrs.
Joe Yeoman, Mrs. j. r. George,
Mrs. Edwards Hargrave Smith, Mrs.
Elsie Vinke Yancy, Mrs. Edith
Pierson. N. B. Maynard. Rex George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl WEIGH and Mr..
and Mrs. Mack Mize.
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These are apt To be printed in Guy
colors with verses inside and out.
They come nearest being the old
time comics that used 70 hurt
folks 10 I'm another decade. But
these show that there .s soft
heartedness abroad today. For they
soften the blow SO, they " really
Just amusing and not cutting. In
fact. these very Valentines. more
than any OF the others show that
this blase old world is really hecum-
ing sentimental again and cares
about folks feelings. That in why
II ~ stylish this year To send Val
entines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-08
MRS. STILL HOSTESS
ON

The members OF the "wednesday
Evening Bridge club were entertain
ed by Mrs. Don Still at the home
OF Mrs. <. L. Barmore with a Val
entine party. The accessories for
the games and the refreshment
course also emphasized the Valen-
tine theme.
Mrs. Edgar WEIGH was high score
holder among the women and o.
@. Hamilton among the men.
Guests were Mrs. T. L. Barmore
and Thomas L. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Hamilton.
newly elected members Of the club
were present for their first meet
ing.
Mrs. Edgar WEIGH viii entertain
the club next.
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Especial to The HeraId.O

SAN BENITO, Feb. Mrs. c. l..
worthington OF winnetka. Ill. was
named honoree at an afternoon
bridge party given Wednesday, hav-
ing as hostess Mrs. G. A. Mccall
and Mrs. Asa A. Agar at the lat
ter'S home.
The Valentine theme was carried
out using red carnations, roses.
p~oinsettias. turks cap and gladioli
for decorations. The same theme
was further carried out for the ac-
~ceSsories for the games and for the
TALES.
At the conclusion OF the games
Mrs. j. M. Jones was high score
holder. Mrs. w. K. Thomas was pre-
sented with the prize for second
high Mrs. Worthington was pre-
sented with a lovely gift from the
hostesses.
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INTERESTING TOPICS ARE
PRESENTED BY MEMBERS

The regular bi-monthly meeting
Of the Alpha Delphian club was
held at the home Of Mrs. John r.
Harris Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. @. z. Lovett was the leader
for the afternoons program and
gave the preliminary discussion Of
characteristics Of Dramatic and
Narrative Poetry"
The first topic OF the program
was taken UP by Mrs. w. s. Fairey
who discussed "Abt vogler." Mrs.
Jessie Thompson talked on How
They Brought the Good News from
Gent to AK" Mrs. Fairey also
gave a discussion OF Selection OF
Traditional Billiards." The Re-
vengep was the topic discussed BY
Mrs. w w. Housewright. An inter-
esting topic was taken by Mrs.
Nathan Craig in her discussion OF
The Aenied."
Following the presentations OF the
program Of the afternoon a round
table discussion was held.
The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. w. w. HouSewright with
Mrs. Jessie Thompson as leader.
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Lyford
BIRTHDAY PARTY
o DAUGHTER

On Monday afternoon from 9 20
5 o'clock Mrs. Rush Land enter
tanned q group OF children honor
ing her small daughter, Elizabeth,
that being her third anniversary.
Games, contests, singing and re-
citations furnished the jolly little
ones entertainment for the occas-
ion.
At the conclusion of the party
the eighteen guests and hQloree
we're served angel-food cake and
lemonade.
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VALENTINE n GIVEN
CLUB MEMBERS

Mrs. G. B. Sauers entertained the
members Of her Wednesday Lunch
con Bridge club with q Valentine
party for their regular meeting this
week.
Following luncheon at the Valley
Waffle Shop the members aSsembl-
ed at their hostess's home for the
bridge games.
AT each place was a small Valen-
tine box Of candy for the members.
The Valentine theme was further
carried out with Turks caps and
red roses.
Mrs. Herbert Guessing was high
score holder at the end Of the game.
The club will be entertained next
by Mrs. G. l.. Atkins.
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LEGAL BIRTHDAY

ATLANTA-You may be q years
old on the 25th Of February. but
you're really n on the preceding
day. according to a finding OF the
Georgia Supreme court. One be-
comes OF full age on the day pre-
ceding the 21st anniversary Of
birth, on the first moment Of that
day. the court has found.
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Wednesday Party Honors 7wo
Who Are Leaving for indiana

Mrs. r. q. Hall, president OF the
club. presided.
The first OF the program. follow
ed the usual order. Roll call was
answered by The Newspaper ] Like
Best" Then there was parliament
tary drill. songs and the reading Of
the minutes.
The history Of printing was the
az a splendid paper BY Or.
&C. DWELL. A debate was given
by --- l n Donoho and Miss
Annie Gig Z. the subject Re
solved, That TIE N-~en's Page Of
the Average Nev-sr Ter. ~ an Insult
to Feminine Intelligent"
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VALENTINE PARTY
ENJOYED BY CLUB

A very pretty pre-Valentirc party
was given the members of the u.
w. w. club at the y. T.. Rodgers
home with Miss Josephine Rodgers
as q charming hostess. and a. a
guest OF honor. Mrs. Lancy Rodgers
a bride Of a month.
Other guests were Misses cleo
Mcleod, Elizabeth Yates. Mary
Peters. Aryilla Rodgers and Mrs.
Charles Rodgers.
The decorations and bridge table
accessories were lovely and carried
out the Valentine idea in a very
clever manner.
AT the close Of the lively progress
sion Of the games. II was found that
Miss Bessie Egerton held the high
score hOnors and second high went
TO Miss Julian Thomson. A dainty
gift was presented % the honoree.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed after the games closed, and an
amusing feature or the social hour
was the unique comic Valentines
passed TO the members and guests.
Present on this delightful occas-
ion were: Mrs. Lancy Rodgers.
Mrs. Charles Rodgers. Misses Julian
Thomson. Helen Winters, Elizabeth
Yates, Bessie Egerter, Elizabeth
Clapp. Dorothy Truck, Arvilla Rodq-
ers. Cleo Mcleod. Edythe Summers.
Thelma Pierce. Mary Peters. Eli
zabeth Hicks and Bertha Hathaway.
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CLUB WILL PRESENT
A IN AMERICA

The Study club viii meet on
Thursday, February II, nc the
Women's building for another Of
the outstanding drama programs
with Mrs. J.. 3. Challes directing
the program. Mrs. J.. C. Crossett
and Mrs. M. a. Childers as the
h~ostesses.
On the program Mrs. @. "A. Crit
feth will present The Civic Roper
tory Theatre in the United States. I"
Mrs. y. 3. Challes viii give a
sketch Of Saturdays Children" BY
Maxwell Anderson. NAV the
Third" by Rachel Crothers. will be
presented by Mrs. Frank Chastain.
There will be selected music. Roll
call Is to be comment on current
plays.
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
PHO NUMBER
SEVEN
Mrs. Wonhington Is Named
Honoree at Afternoon Bridge

her home in Valencia Park. For
the bridge games a Valentine theme
was carried out In the tallies and
other accessories for the games.
Mrs. L. r. Gordon was high score
holder among the women and G.
l.. Miner high among the men at
the conclusion Of the games.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Stewart.
The club will be entertained next
BY Mrs. z. L. Butts.
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DEMONSTRATION ON
FEB. IL

The Brown Tract Home Demon
stration club met at the home Of
Mrs. Horace johnson Wednesday
afternoon.
The canning demonstration. which
was to have been a feature OF the
meeting was postponed until Feb
ruary II. when the meeting will be
held at the home Of Mrs. j. Kicker.
At this time an expert on canning
will have charge Of the demonstra-
ton.
At the meeting Wednesday after
noon an enjoyable social time was
enjoyed. with a fun attendance Of
club members.
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HOSTESSES JOIN IN
CTTIRS

The joint meeting Of the Wednes-
day Evening Bridge clubs had as
hostesses for their meeting this
week Mrs. Davis Wade and Mrs.
Frank G. Ludden.
After dinner, which vas served at
the Stonewall Jackson hotel. the
members assembled at the home of
Mrs. Wade for the games.
High score holders in Mrs. Lud-
den's club were Mrs w. j. Vinsant
and Albert Herbst. In the other
club Mr. and Mrs. Knox Smith were
successful players.
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Harrington
II OF PRINTING
GIVEN BY DR. POWELL

The Business and Professional
Women held a very interesting BUSH
ness session and luncheon at the
Women's building on Thursday with
Mrs. Gertrude Ingram, publicity
chairman, directing the program.
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SPRING FLOWERS
PRETTY FEATURE

Lovely spring flowers we're used
when Mrs. Jesse A. Welch enter
tanned the members Of her Thurs
day Morning Bridge club at her
home on North Sam Houston boule-
ward.
At the conclusion OF the bridge
games Mrs. J.. j. Dunn held high
score.
Guests we're Mrs. Mark Gardner,
Mrs. 2. L. Butts. Mrs. Charles c.
Norwood and Mrs. r. II. Stewart
Mitchell.
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MUSIC OF THREE
Is TOPIC

The Wednesday Morning Music
club met this week az the home OF
Mrs. +. w. Colmery on North Dick
Bowling.
The program was in charge of
Mrs. w. P. Drake. She led the text
book study Of the Music Of
France. Mogyars and Of Russia. >
Mrs. James d. Ware gave a vocal
solo "Elegie" by Massenet.
This number was followed bv a
piano selection by Mrs. r. w. COL
merry. who played "Arabesoue in
FL by DebuSsy.
The next meeting OF the club viii
be held on February Is.
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PARTY HONORS
SMALL son

Mrs. Bernard McKeand enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Henry
Baldridge with a party on Sunday
afternoon when a happy group OF
little folks gathered to help Billie
Jack celebrate his fourth birthday.
Games we're played on the lawn
and favors or coiored balloons and
pop corn were given each guest.
Refreshments were served Kath-
crime and Esther BOX, Billie and
Buyan Baldridge. Viola and Eliza
beth Land. Barbara, Buster and
Jim Baldridge. Miles and MARY
Grace Mitchell. Stanley BaldridVe
Cavita, Bill and Robert Keene, Jr.,
Walker McKeand and Billie Jack.
PERSONALS
Mrs. j. d. Keene and son Joel.
OF Port Isabel visited relatives here
Wednesday night.
Miss Myrtle Rudd has returned
to K~ingsville to re-enter college.
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VALENTINE THEME
rs T.
Lovely sweet

Lovely sweet peas were used for
decorations when Mrs. j. r. Bell
entertained the members OF her.
wednesday Evening Bridge club at
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The members Of the SIX Stock
ing club were entertained Thurs
day by Mrs. Harry FOehner.
Following luncheon in the private
dining room at the Stonewall Jack
sol Hotel the members assembled
at their h0stess's home in Valencia
Park. When the games ended Mrs.
Foehner held high score.
Mrs. 9. +. Hudson will be the
next hostess to the club members.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-08
LEGION AUXILIARY
HAS BUSY PROGRAM

The Legion Auxiliary OF the
Sam Jack Post No. III OF San
Benito mapped out a busy program
for the coming season at their reg
uiar meeting this week.
Due to the weather not many
r,embers were present and the
plans will be further discussed al
a meeting to be held on February
10 at the home Of Mrs. j. L. Yost.
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MR.. AND MRS. CRAIG
ENTERTAN

Members OF the Lyford schools
faculty we're most charmingly en-
tertained at the beautiful home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Craig on Friday
evening at bridge.
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TWO GUESTS PRESENT
AT MEETING

Mrs. John p. Dyer entertained
the members OF the Pioneer Bridge
club with a luncheon at her home
on North Sam Houston. Thursday
ior their regular meeting.
When the games ended Mrs. w
+. Thomas was high score holder
among the club members and Mrs.
J. O. Straus was high among the
guests.
Guests were Mrs. ]. c. straus Of
Wichita Falls and Mrs. r. c. Burke
Mrs. J. H.. Koontz will entertain
the club for their next meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-08

Mrs. w. T. Curtis and Mrs. Travis
Curtis have returned from Dallas
where they attended the Southwest
ern Millinery STYLE Show.
Mrs. r. r. Morris had AZ her
guests Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Saunders
Of Kennedy.
John c. Bowie has gone 20 Marlin
where he will remain for several
weeks for medical treatment.
Henry z. Elrod OF Houston ia In
the valley for a few days on busi-
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. y. C.. Straus 81
Wichita Falls are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Koontz for several
weeks.
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ATTEND SCHOOL
OF INSTRUCTION

A large group who attended the
Eastern Star school Of instruction
at Mercedes Thursday included the
following from Rio Hondo: Mes
DANES NJ. O.. zeigler. Myrtle Lasat-
err. Bertha Reick. Evelyn Warren.
Claudia McClung. Mabel Jones. II.
M. A. Sizer. Margie George. Misses
Rachel Lewis. Miss Ruth Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lewis. Mr.. and
Mrs. y. w. Treadway.
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PERSONALS

PEhSONALS
Rev. and Mrs. Ira Garrison and
Mrs. Arthur Carpenter motored to
WesIaco Friday where they attend
ed the w. NJ. u. institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sabers, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Rollins Carpenter have returned TO
their home in Salem, 8. ID.
E. l.. Jackson and family Of
Malakoff have arrived In Rio Hondo
TO make their home.
G.. ". Kenney Of Denver. Colo.
and Newton, representing the Ven
Ger Packing company Of Newton,
was a business caller In Rio Hondo
this week.
Mrs. Anna .. Tawney and Miss
Eleanore Woods Of Chicago are
visiting Mrs. Tawney's brother, Mr..
James Wood.
@. B. Warren and r. Alexander
have returned from Dallas, Houston
and Ennis.
"A. T.. McClung. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Attaway and Miss Bertha
Billings were Brownsville visitors
Tuesday.
Mrs. Austin Goode OF Port Isabel
was a visitor here this week.
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SOUTH WARD PIT. A.
HEARS DIR. BRITAIN

The regular meeting Of the South
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Ward school met at that building
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CASTLE. GIVES WILL
 FIGHT BACKGROUND
 SUITED ID MYSTERY
AGED WIDOW BEQUEATHS S20O, 900 TO YOUNG JAPANESE
 SECRETARY

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13. (R - Fit setting for a prize mystery or detective story was the 18th street home of the late Mary F. Tender son, 90-year-old social arb ter around whose will-or wills big court battle looms.
 The aged widow of senator J. B. Henderson from Missouri left an eS- tate estimated at between $5,000,- 900 and $6,OoO,OO0.
 In will dated November IT, 1930 Mrs. Henderson cut off Mrs. Beatrice Wholean, who she claimed was only a foster granddaughter, with only $1OO, but left her young Japanese secretary, Jesse Shima, $200,000. Court action to break this will appears imminent, and already five other wills have been brought to light.
 Secret papers kept locked away for years and only recently reveal ed would play a part in any court proceedings.
 In the foreground looms the suave, neat figure of the Japanese secretary who has been the close associate of Mrs. Henderson for six years.
 Their association was an unusual one, the failing dowager seeming to cling to him for both advice and companionship.
 She apparently reposed in com- plete trust and confidence in him, in the midst Of what she seemed to feel was a rising tide of stealthy intrigue.
 Mention of a former maid, "Val- erie,' whom Mrs. Henderson accus- cd of spying on her, could rouse her to excitement, friends say. But always the soothing voice of Shima: Just forget her, think of other
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

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things" calmed her.
 The quarrel between Mrs. Tender son and her adopted grand-daugh- ter came last spring when Mrs. Wholean brought suit to prevent her grandmother from giving her fine 18th street residence to the government as a home for the Vice. President should it be acceptable.
 1ncensed, the white-haired dow ager produced papers which had been sealed for six years, purport- ing to show that Mrs. WhOlean was not a real grand daughter but an adopted founding.
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ALABAMA sPORTsMEN GIG
 COLONY 0F ALL|CAT0Rs

Prodding at the dark recesses along the banks of Cooper Bay, Ru- fus Mann and Jack Brookins en- countered a colony of alligators.
 With the assistance of their gigs the two pulled the saurians ashore. When the battle was over-for tie parent alligators gave battle Mann and Brookins counted 26 of the hellbenderS.
 The alligators ranged from two to seven feet in length and weigh ed from 10 to 85 pounds.
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lE C AL N ! I l Ct
IN THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE FOR THE JUNEAU LAND DISTRICT, AT ANCHORAGE ALASKA.

TUX HE JU NEAU LAND DlSIRlC1,
 AT ANCHORAGE, ALASKA. Tn the Matter of the Application of AL AsKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION. corp oration. for a soldiers additional homestead.
 SERIAL NO. 07084 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That tho Alaska Packers Association: a corporation, organized under the laws of California, and plication, Serial Mo- 07O84, for patent under sections 23o6 and 1907 Revised Statutes of the United States for a tract of land em- braced in U. s. Official Survey Mo- 1866, situated on the west shore of Uyak Bay. ap- proximately 1000 feet south of Alfred ls- land, Kodiak Island, Alaska. in latitude 57 deg. g min. O4 sec N.. and longitude 153 deg. 50 min. 20 sec. w. and more partic- ularly described in the field notes and plat thereof, and containing an area of e.oo acres. Corner No. 1 of said survey IS slt- uated at a point on Uyak Bay from whence U. s. L. M. No. 1866 bears south 80 deg. 43 min., w., 0.72 chains.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any of the above described land should file their adverse claims with the Register of the U. s. Land Office at Anchorage. Alaska, within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes.
 Dated at Anchorage. Alaska. this sth day of June, 1881.
 J. Lindley Green.
 Register First Publication June 24. 1881 Last Publication August 19. 193l Publish: June 24. July 1 8. IS. P. 29, Aug ust 5. l2. ls. all of 1881.
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FOR RENT Broom apartment. J. l.. Graef.
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FOR SALE 6 piece dining room suite (Solid Oak), good condition. Winkler, Cable Office.
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The bears may be over the mountain, but not this season, ac- cording to Gust Haller, local watch expert, who reports running two ragged the other night on the Seward-Kenai Lake highway. Bears have been seen frequently this summer throughout this area.
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FOR SALE-Old newspapers; 25c per bundle. Order by phone Main 110 or letter to Gateway office, Seward.
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Jacob Kanzler. of Portland, judge of the Circuit Court of Oregon, is a roundtrip passenger on the SS Admiral Watson Judge Kanzler is thoroughly enjoying his sea voyage in Alaskan waters.
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HOME WAS BOMBED

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 12. (P) IL The Italian Vice Consulate's front porch was wrecked by a bomb ex- plosion; windows were shattered, plaster was torn loose. The force of the explosion overturned two autos nearby. No one was injured.
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DEFENDS TITLE

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Aug. 12. (P-- Wilbur Marz, Eau Claire youth, has successfully defended his worlds championship title in log rolling in summer birling contests.
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List your labor with us: wit, endeavOr to secg.e for you the help desired Phone Adams 126 or call at the NJ < Club, Seward Alaska
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The total property investment in steam railroads of the United States exceeds 100000.
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The much discussed bOOk-"The We'll of Lonliness" now available at the Alaska Shop.
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Drop in and let us save your sole and heal your boot.
 Expert Shoe Repairs.
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