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Weekly herald., 1931-04-19

:. ER. GEIEspIE c0InEs TO "IUT3RI 0R?1 * 'chitine, A1eskS. April: l2. -- pr. Go 2lespio &n old time doctor of A1a- sk5> c25no to chitin> g. fov d&ys ago. 'Ve 'pr&ctfcod snccossfnly in Konno = oott q n17mbor of ycGrs. Ho U1.s voll liked by ell his friends. thoro. As voa1 US in tho Copper Rivor Val1Qy. The short timo ho WIS horo he visit od some o-e lis friend s. Ua vont to Konno cott tho noxt dry. To oxro ct s
 to stt:y in Konno cott (: vook.
 Ho is coming bcck to Chitin@ anG stcy for g hi1o T:hon he rot7rnos.
Weekly herald., 1931-04-19
TTHTI1 l,OrrED TT.

-4 man WIS 55rro stod ;.11d lp77t in tho ChitinG Jail o;.rly this week char god with boihg .ins@no. Thofol1ov- ing nj zht ho .scj Tod {: fonr foot wall and oscepod. M2:rsh2b1 s orby give notice of the: osctpo t:n d off0rpd (: roUt>rd of S;6. 50 for the TO t77rno of tho prisonor number of p3ssos b2c&n sa&rching tho hills end wi ith1n. two days lad o1i vored thirteen tr* pprrs ;>t the j>il.
Weekly herald., 1931-04-19
BIPI2 TIDY P. .ARTY

BIT2TT7D[4Y P-4RT7
 Chit in, L1aske. 4-prl1. Is. 1;11o "J;sno ko 1sey calybrntod he thir toenth birthday by invi tirgtr sehoo1-m: :tos for g p5rty. Gtsmw voro p1@yod, stories told, and Q littlo d1ncing. Ceko, 'ice-c TO g m and cookies wore thon sorvod. i'm Ng tho pro sonts sho rociovod Voro, -- 4 pairs. of stochings, g. string of beads 5; g. breco1ot, silver do11Er ( bottlo of 73e,1 Do Coty, md {; n2-
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Weekly herald., 1931-04-19
NABESEE JOKE PROMI SING

NL-BESNE LQKK PROMIS SING E: >~
 Reports from Nabe sna are <fh heat the nen are making good proggress, in the V Vork of ere citing the, mi Il Ga Il W47i em has emp loved only men w'ho know their bnsness and are hafd worke IFS. Nabesna looks good end7gh that thBre have been sales of stuck for 50 2 a share. The stock. first sold at pun which is 2oG a share.
Weekly herald., 1931-04-19

GEl4ITG F., -DY FOR YEARLY GOING
 O17T or RIV1R BRIDGE /, Chi tin&, +~lcsk2:. -4pril Is. -= Tn 0 The r5iro2d is king oxtra~ suppl ios 77p b --onno @ ut:"Tn nd Nc Corty. Thy t xo rp oxtr>. supplies ovory yo2r -o th"t whom tho bridge goos oft t1}y ill not hnvo to t&ko So m7c13> in t he forry bo2ts. Thon tho riv. rico goos o77t 6vory y:'~n tho clo, S. lvGges @~s much :oI the track and otbor things of vGl77e boforo it goos out.
Weekly herald., 1931-04-19
VII. :. T BOOKS?

Tho CuITIN.z4 .Pr7BLIC LIBRARY Is ask ing for suggestions C:s for. VhfEtbooks to got for tho chi 1dron md tho grown rps. Nov, Il momborg sond in yol7r ropo-For lis ts! Thoro is' bont f$7o for tho jnvoni Is md j.bont Gss mi ch for tho groUn rps.
Weekly herald., 1931-04-19
1'wCw m TT TT,

T-0CT ' v IL.
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Weekly herald., 1931-04-19

Garrot Hgnnsen lost his pocket bok containing $5: 65.> bo tvoon his shen~ tio md tho hitinc Cosh Storo.
 Plooso! If fonnd rot t77rno to tho ovnor!! !!!!!!
 Soo Shool Novs Ptsgo 2
Weekly herald., 1931-04-19

QlENING TIP NEW >77R-AuT LID :
 B77TCTER SPOT lrrc. Francis Estrada has open 6d up st new -b71t char shop and reste~71- rent for tho Sumner at: hor old st. ;~nd in the Scho chT2b77i 1ding. -
Weekly herald., 1931-04-19
HELPING TO TUT THRU SIX YEAR

Chitin&,, *--1&ska, April. E. -- Tn helring. to put thru tho six year plan Ar. Broo dman is going to bz1- i'd g. finQ new cold=st tor1ge plant. It is going to be b77i It on the cor nor the strret from his. hot ! snd in, front of the depot. This will be (. good impr ovmont to tho torn.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
Needlework Guild
Seeking 1900 New
Garments For Needy

The countrywide campaign for L.
500 new garments which the local
Needlework Guild of America is stag
ing to distribute to the needy during
the winter will eliminate in a tea on
October 16 at 4 o'clock at the home
of the president, Mrs. Walter Wood
son, Sr. At this time the collected
garments automatically makes a per-
son a member of the Guild.
Those cooperating to make the
campaign a success are: the aid, and
missionary societies of all the church,
es in the city and county, the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary, the Rowan
Home Improvement Association and
various individuals acting as directors
by securing ~ garments, OF IL men,
bers.
An invitation is given to every per-
son in the county to associate them
selves with this organization by do
mating the required two new gar
ments.
Officers of the local branch are
Mrs. Walter Woodson, president, Mrs.
]. M. L. Lyerly, vice president, Mrs.
e. f. Smith, secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. Joe wI;eht. assisrznk secretaxy
and TfNrsufsf. ana Mrs. M.L<67r
rison, publicity chairman.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
STUNT Filler KILLED

Charlotte.-Freddie Lund, Of this
city, nationally known stunt filler,
who for many years earned his living
in "dare-devil' twists and turns in
the air, was killed in Lexington, KY,
in straight flight. The 39-year-old
pilot was killed when his parachute
opened too late after his planes tail
had been clipped off 200 feet from
the ground by a ship piloted by Scotty
Burmood, of Moline, Ill. Lund "bailed
out" but there was not enough alti-
tude. for the proper operation of his
parachute. Burmood landed his craft
and was not hurt.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
Fifth Contest Of World
Series COPIED By Inspir-
ed Cardinals, Giving
Them One Game Lead
Over Athletics.
SHIFTS TO
ST.. LOUIS AGAIN
FOR FINAL PLAY
Wild Bill Hallahan AL
lows Philadelphia Nine
Hits But Is Invincible In
Pinches.

Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Oct. T.
The St. Louis Cardinals, lead by the
brilliant Pepper Martin, centerfielder,
defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 70
day 5 t l in the fifth game of the
world series, giving them a one-game
lead over their rivals.
Both teams and thousands of sup
porters left tonight for St. Louis
where play will be resumed again Fri
day.
The Cardinals have won three
games while the Athletics have col
lected only two. The team taking the
first four games wins the series.
Martin hit a home run in the sixth
inning scoring Frisch ahead Of him.
He also gathered two singles, and
kdrove "a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sna
Fofand 200 for q series.
The box score Md summary fol
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
COMPENSATION

When my luck seems all out
And I'm down at the mouth,
When I'm stuck in the North,
And l want to go South;
When the world seems a blank
And there's no one I love,
And it seems ever Gods
Not in HeaYen above,
I've a cure for my crouch
| And it works like a shot
l just think of the things that, Pm
glad | am O
A bird in a cage,
A fish in a bowl,
A pig in a pen,
A fox in a hole,
A bear in a pit,
A, wolf in a trap,
A fowl on a spit,
A rug on a lap,
A horse in a stable,
A COW in a shed,
A plate on a table,
The sheet on a bed,
The case on a pillow,
A bell on a door,
A branch on a willow,
A mat on the floor.
When l think of the hundreds of
things l might be,
l get down on my knees and thank
God that I'm me.
Then my blues disappear, when l
think what I've got,
And quite soon I've forgotten the
things l have not.
! BY Elsie Janis in "Cosm0b0kitan."
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
CHILD MURDERED, BURNED

Greensboro-One of Guilford
county's most horrible crimes &C.
CURED September so when a middle
aged negro killed Vera Leonard, 9,
placed her body in the home of her
parents and set fire to the building.
Asbury Respus, alias Will Moore, con-
fessed to the crime. The little girl
had been left alone at her home to
await a school bus. A mob formed
and marched on the court house Wed
nesday night, but the negro had been
removed to state prison.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
SHERIFF AND TAILOR FINED

Greensboro-Federal Judge John
son J. Hayes adjudged Sheriff Bruce
Mcmillan and Jailer ]. L. Roupe of
Allegheny county in contempt of
court for having utterly disregarded'
the courts orders relative to prisoners
and fined them 500 and $500 respec-
lively. They are alleged to have per-
mitted federal prisoners committed to
their care to visit their homes and
other liberties.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08

SALISBURY KIWANIS CLUB
OFFICERS
H. P. Brands, President.
T. W. Summersett, Vice-Prcs.
W. O. Ryburn, District Trustee.
J. F. Link, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
H. P. Brands.
]. l.. Cantwell.
T. W. Summersett.
H. E. Eagan.
w. O. Ryburn.
J. L. Fisher.
Herman Kenerly.
J. F. Link.
C. W. Armstrong.
P. N. Peacock.
L. S. Bradshaw.
Marshall Woodson.
MEMBERS
H. M. Armistead.
C. W. Armstrong.
L. S. Bradshaw.
H. P. Brands.
c. A. Brown.
7. B. Brown.
w. A. Brown.
Douglas Bryant.
Frank P. Buck.
J. L. Cantwell
T. M. Casey.
E. ]. Coltrane.
H. E. Eagan.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
Cards Defeat Athletics, 5 To l
SPECIAL ROWAN FAIR EDITION
WILL BE PUBLISHED BY THE
CAROLINA WATCHMAN OCT. 18TH

The Waterman will publish a spe.
cial Rowan County Fair edition nex'
Thursday morning, October 18th.
The third annual fair, to be helc
during the week of Oct. 1924, prom
Uses to excel any previous undertak-
ing of this nature in Rowan county:
and will be staged at the Fair grounds,
situated several miles out from Sails
bury on the Salisbury-C China Grove
highway.
W. F. McCanless, owner and man
ager, has made elaborate arrange
ments to make this the biggest and
best" fair in the history of the coun-
ty.
Daily entertainments by the out
standing shows in the country have
been scheduled. There will also be
numerous side attractions continuous
ly in operation. Each afternoon there
will be horse and automobile races.
Agricultural exhibits of livestock,
poultry, hogs, produce, and other
products of the farm will be placed
on display in competition for the large
and varied assortment of prizes and
ribbons.
Each night a dazzling display of
fireworks will be put on, together
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
RETURN OF PROSPERITY

Fayetteville-North Carolina is
sitting pretty for the return Of
prosperity, E. B. Jefress, chairman
Of the state highway commission, said
in an address here. The fine natural
advantages Of North Carolina plus
its unified system Of state highways,
all under n management, gives the
state a wonderful opportunity to 60
forward when prosperity comes back.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08

Summary: Runs batted in: Martin
4, Miller l, Colbert 1. Two base hits:
Simmons, Frisch. Home run: Martin.
Stolen base: Watkins. Base on balls:
off Hallahan /; off Walberg l.
Struck out: by Hallahan 4; by Hoyr
/; by Walberg Z. Double plays: Gel
bert to Bottomley to Wilson; Bishop
to Foxx. Left on bases: Cardinals s;
Athletics 3. Hits 'apportioned: off
Hoyt, 7 in s innings; off Walbers, 2
in 2 innings; off Rommel, ; in l in
inning. Earned runs: Cardinals 5;
Athletics 1. Losing pitcher: Hoyt.
Time of game: 2 hours.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
ROBBERY ATTEMPTED

Sanford.-Thieves attempted to
open the safe in the office of the local
branch of the Standard Oil company
located on highway No. 50 just out
side of the city limits. They were nj
successful and secured nothing for
their trouble.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
Sheriff Miller And Chief
Rankin Do Not Employ
Special Officers For
Catching Criminals.
TIPS R OFTEN
RUN DOWN N
MADE
County And City Off,
GERS Are Considered
Among The Best In The
Entire State; Compli-
mented By Judges.

Salisbury and Rowan county Off
GERS do NJ use undercover methods
in making arrests of law violators.
This fact was never more in evil
dence than at the last term of the Su-
perior court. Although the September
term of the Superior court here had
one of the heaviest dockets in its his
tory, there was no evidence presented
in any case hat had been obtained
via the ''undercover route"
It is true the officers accept tips
from time 20 time toadyaataeesBue
neirher Sheriff M1Ier fprcz
ohxnnaes AZ snk
resort to undercover mer1 Is.
Such evidence is admissible in court
but local officers and their superiors
prefer making arrests that are based
solely on evidence directly obtained
by them in the normal manner.
In certain sections of the country,
many criminals are brought to justice
by undercover methods. This is partic-
ularly true in liquor cases. Often, Of
fcers, in order to secure sufficient in
formation on which to base an indict-
ment and obtain a conviction, will
purchase whisky from bootleggers.
Taking the stand, the defendants are
convicted with the agents testimony
of purchase.
Convictions on charges other than
the violation of the prohibition law
are also obtained in this maner.
Local officers prefer to take GU,
search warrants and apprehend defend,
ants while they have liquor in theil
possession Or to vigorously pursue rum
runne on the highways.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
RICE IS INSCRIBED

Raleigh.-Dr. A. T. Allen, state
superintendent of public instruction,
has received a grain of rice with 124
letters inscribed on it as a gift from
a musem at Delhi, India. The inscrip-
ton which can be read only with a
magnifying glass, said: MAY God
grant a long, happy and prosperous
life to Arch Turner Allen, Esquire,
Phi. B., D. C. L., IL D., state sup
erintendent of public instruction,
Raleigh, N. c."
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
FARMER

Greenville-R. L. Nicholas, prosper
Gus 7o-year old farmer, was riding
alone the road in his buggy when
suddenly attacked by three men who
knocked him from his vehicle. The
trio failed to find a small amount of
money which Nicholas had in his hip
pocket and they then drove away in
his buggy, which was found the next
day several miles away.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
KILLED BY OFFICER

Wadesboro.-Clyde Brewer, killed
by revenue officers in Florence county,
South Carolina, was a son of Sandy
Brewer, we'll known citizen of Burns
vile township, ,Anson county and
bore an excellent reputation in his
home section. He had been living in
South Carolina two or three years.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
MILL IS DAMAGED

Hickory.-Fire originating from an
over-heated motor in the stock room
of the Hickory Hosiery mill did con-
siderable damage here. The amount of
loss was not estimated as the manager,
E. w. Walton, was out of the city.
No one was in the mill when the fire
was discovered. The damage was con-
fined to the stock.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
MAN DIES IN FALL

Wadesboro.-J. R. Pennington, of
Gastonia, died here after falling from
a standpipe at the Wade Manufacture
ing company here. He fell about so
feet. He was painting the standpipe,
and in some way the rope holding him
up came united and he fell.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
GOOD
Nj r MING
THE BOOMERANG


When a bit of sunshine hits ye,
After passing of a cloud;
When a fit of laughter gifts ye,
And yes spine is feelin' proud,
Don't forget to up and fling it
At a soul that's feelin' blue,
For the mint that ye sling it,
It's a boomerang to you.
Capt. Jack Crawford.
RISKY
A motorist ratified into a New York
garage in a very old, cheap car, and
inquired what the rates were.
"Ill have to ask you a five SPOT
said the garage owner. 'In advance"
he added.
my gosh!" exclaimed the motor
ist. IA five spot, in advance! But I'll
come for the car in the morning"
"Ah," said the garage man, that's
just it. Will you come?"-Boston
Transcript.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
CASE INFANTILE PARALYSIS

Burlington.-For the first time in
many years a case of %infantile paralysis
is a matter of record here, having
been reported by DR.. w. H. Brady.
The patient is a four-month-old in
FAINT of the Burlington mills section.
Positive that it is a true case of
the disease, Drs. Brady and Donald
E. Robinson performed a TRANSMISSION
last night in the hope Of giving
relief. While there should be no alarm
of general epidemic, according to
physicians, a very strict quarantine
should be observed.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
NEGRO KILLED

High Point.-Lonnie Ballard, 81
year-old negro who lived on Loflin
street was shot and almost instantly
killed by another negro, said to have
been Henry Walker, whom police are
hunting. The shooting took place on
the porch of Hedrick flats and was the
aftermath Of an argument of a week
ago. Both negroes are understood to
have had guns at the time the fatal
shot was fired.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
UNDERCOVER MEN UPHELD

Elizabeth City-The prosperity Of
using undercover agents 20 obtain
evidence against law violators was up
held by Judge Isaac M. Meekins IN
his charge to the grand jury of the
United States court. He said they had
been used from the earliest days of
the prohibition law.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
NO TAX IN

Lumberton-The town of Nc
Donald, located in Robson county,
has neither levied nor collected any
town tax in two years. The population
of the place is al.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
HEADS CIVILIANS

Gastonia.-Charles A. Hines, of
Greensboro, was elected COVER
nor of the Carolinas district, Civitan
International, at its convention here.
Lieutenant governors elected were
F. E. Lyke, of Asheville; E. L..
Foulkes, Raleigh; Grady Southern,
Greenville, S. c.; and Claude Hurst,
Charlotte.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
BOY FATALLY HURT

Wadesboro.-Julius Cole, fve-year
old son of Walter Cole, who lives four
miles north of town on highway No.
80, was killed when he ran into a car
driven by Whitfield Simmons, Of
Polkton. The Simmons car was meet
ing a wagon and as they passed each
other the little boy ran from behind
the wagon and hit the left rear fender.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
TENANT STAYS LANDLORD
Danbury.-E. A. Coyington, $

prominent Stokes county farmer and
ACCOMPLISHMENTS ~ shor stldlaaLlG
woltgdcd ~ John G L. feilint
On Covington's farm. The fatal shoot
ing, which occurred at the home Of
Pruitt, was the result of an argument
over a tobacco sales ticket. Pruitt
sold some tobacco for Covington and
refused to show the sales ticket to the
latter, it was said.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
NORTH CAROLINA
NEWS IN
BRIEF
PRICE DROPS

The price for North Carolina
automobile licens plates has been cut
to one-fourth the annual price. This
cut applies, of course, to cars that
have not previously been operated in
this state. Applicants may obtain
license on presentation of title or
white registration card.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
THESE TORRID DAYS

Among the little disappointments
of life is putting something away for
a rainy day and then saving to use it
for sun -stroke.-Cbo State Journal.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08

zBatted for Walberg in Sth.
zzBatted for Rommel in 9th.
Score by innings:
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08

II ) MAJ EK VOICE
The bridegroom was in a poetic
frenzy as he strolled along the sea-
shore. Roll on, thou deep and dark
blue ocean, ROLL" he recited t o his
bride.
"Oh, Gerald" she exclaimed, chow
wonderful you are. It's doing it,
Exchange.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
DEFINED

A highbrow is anybody who enjoy:
a story better if it ends wrong.-Lo'
Angeles Times.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
HISTOLOGY

HISTOLOGY
When Adam in bliss
Asked Eve for a kiss,
She puckered her lips with a COG.
With looks quite e%cstatic,
She answered emphatic,
II don't care Adam if / do"
When pair of red lips
Are rslrnedup q Nourzczns
70 gOssIP about It.
C0Hn1df you ever endure
To let it alone?-well-
you could-But l doubt it.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08

MERELY A DOMESTIC MATTER
What the wheat surplus calls for
is a million more young brides to burn
up one slice of toast in three.-Ricb-
mond Times Dispatch.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
Who's Who In Rowan

]. L. Fisher.
E. L. Foil.
W. C. Garrett.
J. c.. Hadley.
S. W. Harry.
Carl W. Hall.
S. 6. Hasty.
r. G. Hunt.
]. F. Hurley, Jr.
C. W. Isenhour.
A.. F. Jones.
Herman Kenerly.
]. O. Lee.
]. F. Link.
H. W. Lowrance.
W. c. Maupin.
c. A. Mayfield.
]. R. Maynard.
c.. S. Munro.
Frank McCutchan.
]. W. Payne.
P. N. Peacock.
W. o. Ryburn.
w. M. Snider.
T. A. Snyder.
F. B. Spencer.
]. O. Sparks.
T. M. Stanback.
NJ. L. Stirewalt.
H. B. Warner.
c.. H. Wentz.
Milton Whitener.
Marshall Woodson.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-08
IT'S MASTERS VOICE

aybe you could-But l doubt it.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-09-05

In it's upper courses separated from the lower by grand gorges which remind of the Iron Gate on the Danube it passes through rich district of red earth large England and very heky Reoped There ere as reservoirs in the time of heavy rains that its floods not so disastrous as those on the Awangno n or Yellow River, which drains through Northern Chna dreadful are the floods when it bursts it's banks and sub merges the surrounding country and towns It IS not navjgable for long distances like the but on it's banks and in caves in it's cliffs, live many of China's millions.
 Water is not the only gift the inland provinces send to the mother country; another is sand-yelow sand that has been constantly blown by the strong winds from Mongolia over parts of Northern China for centul1es, till valleys have been filled up by deep beds of It, and the low hills covered with it. So here we nave yellGw low land with yellow river, cutting it's way through the soft soil making deep cliffs each side and carrying it's thick yellow sandy waters sa until ne they o fhe he titles of the great Emperor of China was Lord of the Yellow Land"
 This is the vast area from which daily reports come,
 li If tho thousands of lives lost in the flooded dis trcts and of the sufferngs of millions more
Seward daily gateway., 1931-09-05
ADDITIONAL SOUTHBOUND

The additional southbound listing on the SS. Yukon included: For Seattle: Geo. H. Lyons, Mildred Cousins, M. P. Eggleston, Goldridge Welch, Edw. A. Farrel, Joe E. Hop kins, Mir. Louise Lovenhagen, Mrs. Cora c. Harlan Mrs. Louise Harlan, Miss R. E. Mcfarland, Miss R. Hop kin, A. V. Mcintosh, Charles w. Preston, Wm. Scales, Ewing Scott, Ray Klaffki, Harry Nelson, Mona L. Brown, Virginia Brown, Mrs. w. R. Graham, Mrs E. Carey, Mrs. Min nie E. de Pack, Gertrude Farley, Mis- Emma Snive, Bartle yHoWard, Q. A. Pyle c. B. Osgood, Mrs. c. B. Osgood, Geo McKinnon, Mrs. Geo. McKinnon, D Fl. Hewitt, James M Reed.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-09-05
TRANSPORT PILOT |s
 WINNER SPEED RACE

CLEVELAND, Sept 5. (Ao) LOW ell Bayles, transport flyer from Springfield, Mass, won the unof- ficial distinction of being the worlds speediest land plane pilot and plans to make the distinction official later this week with the grace of a 20 mile wind and his B foot spread low winged monoplane.
 He attained a speed of 236 miles an hour on a mile straightaway in a try out for the Thompson trophy race The world record is PTS.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-09-05
CHILEAN REGIMENTS
 JOIN NAVAL MUTINY

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 5. (H0 - Advices from Chile said that two regiments at Valaparaiso had re- volted and joined the naval nut ineers.
 Seamen aboard the Chilean war ships and destroyers which they have taken, were provisioning anu putting to sea, while loyal fight ing vessels also put out from Co., quimbo.
 It was reported that the two fleets are bound for meeting on the high seas.