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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-06-25
Stockport Rt. 3

Regular meeting of East Windsor
grange Friday evening, June 26..
Work began Monday grading on the
road, which will be graveled, begin
ming at the Hooppole road and ex-
tending as far as Fairview church.
Mrs. Myra Carpenter Of Carding-
ton is visiting her niece, Mrs. How
ard Shuster. Friends here receiv-
ed word that Mr.. Con Gunsolus
who for several years resided in this
locality, but now resident of North
Hampton, Conn, is seriously i'll,
having suffered a stroke Of pa
ralysis. Mr.. Gunsolus was a son-in-
law of the late Henry Outcalt...
Mrs. Lizzie Davis went to GAINESVILLE
Sunday to see her daughter, Mrs. J.
T.. Murphey, who is in the hospital
there, having recently undergone
an operation. She is reported as
getting along we'll. Mr.. and Mrs
Choral Gilbreath and son of Utica
were the guests of Isaac Rolllson
and wife, over Sunday. Mrs. Mary
Patterson and daughter Miss Vlrgle
were Sunday guests at the nome OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Moore. Mr. ana
Mrs. Joe Miller and Miss Lucille
Rowland of Chesterhill, visited sun
dav at the home of Mrs. Nett1e
Rowland. i. Mrs. Vernon Newton OF
Beverly who has been i'll 1or some
time, is not showing any improve
ment.. Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Calen-
dine and children spent Sunday at
the home of John Calendine and
wife. Mrs. Frank Chapman VINO Is
at the home of her mother, MIS-.
George Brokaw at McConnelsVlile.
remains in very poor health. I. y.
HERON of Columbus was the guest
Saturday night of Mr.. and MRS. Eh-
NETT Watson. The latter's father'
James Thorpe, WHO has been spend
ing a w. elk with them, returhe"
home. Sunday. Sunday guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. }. i.
Hosom, were Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Brokaw. Arthur Hosom, W. w. Rol-
lison and Clyde Rollison and TAM
ilv.. Irene, daughter of MI ana
Mrs. Floyd Calendine, who was tax
en- last week to the hospital, return
ed home. She is in very poor
health. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bro
kaw and son Billy were guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arch
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Ryan
and son Sheldon called Sunday al
ternoon at the home OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Charles Chase and Mr. ana
Mrs. C. A. Buck. Relatives ana
friends here are sorry to learn Oh
the serious illness of Mrs. Howard
TAYLOR (Stella Young), who sudeF
ed a stroke of paralysis.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-06-25

Jane of GAINESVILLE spent the week
end at Earl Woodward Ear,
Woodward's moved last week into
the Walter Palmer property. Mrs.
Arthur Starting and family OF
Crooksville spent last week with
her mother, Mrs. David Coler.. Mr..
and Mrs Herbert Davis and her
aunt Mrs. Jane Blackburn, were
week end guests of Raymond Black
burn, of Coshocton. Mr.. and Mrs
Will Hill of GAINESVILLE are spending
this week with her sister, Mrs. Ada
Parkins. Will Barkhurst has sold
his property to John Brewer, OF
Amesville.. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sny-
der went to GAINESVILLE to spend the
week with their daughter and SON
in-law, Arthur Embree's. The fair
board is to give a play Thursday
night at Union hall The name OF
play is who's Crazy Now" Adj
mission Is and 25c There viii be
an old time fiddlers' contest. Ev-
erybody come Adv.) The L. A.
S. held their regular meeting We'd
nesday evening at the church. Mrs.
Hettie woodward entertained Tues
day for dinner, Mrs. Lucy Fisher Of
McConnelsville, and Mrs. Worthing-
ton Of this place. Raymond Wood,
! Gerald PEBBLES and Earl Pickering
/ lett Monday for Ashland, Ky, to
! seek employment. Mrs. Gladys
I Davis is visiting her parents, W 3.
Hopkins, Rev Charles Hill of CO.
lumbus is holding a two weeks
meeting at Chesterhin. With him
are two lady singers from Cleve-
land. Mr.. and Mrs +. G. Long and
two children spent Sunday in Ath-
ems Earl Hodgin and family and
Mrs Mamie Smith went TO Fred
eriektown, Thursday, to visit Thos.
Smiths Mrs. Martha Tippie came
! Sunday to visit her daughter, Hat
tie HILL
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-06-25
Red Clay

Late Hutchins' were the guests Of
Mr.. Hutchins' son, Alva, Of Zanes-
Mihe, Sunday. Levi Weaver made
a business trip to GAINESVILLE, recent
ly. The New Corners Sunday
school class were entertained at the
home of C. E. Nelson, Saturday
NIGHT. Refreshments Of ice cream
and cake were served. p, e. Car
penter sold a team of horses to
James Sidwell, of POrtersville, last
week. John Nelson and wife OF
New Concord were week end Wis
itors at C. E. Nelson s.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kent spent the week end with
their daughter, Mrs. Shirley Apple
man and family Of Morganville.
The Red Clay Even Stitchers club
met at the home of Freda Latta,
June IS. After the business ses-
sion, a short program was rendered.
Delicious refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Bernadine Campbell
Iu1V ,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-06-25
County Democrat McConnesve Ohio Thursday 2 1881

Newsom of Newton Ridge visited
last week with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r.. Bishop. Joe
Humphrey Of Columbus is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cross. Miss
Ethel Wootton who spent the win
ter with her friend Mrs. Emma
Lyme of Limona, Fla, has returned
to her home here. Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Eddleblute and daughter
of Roseyille, visited relatives here,
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gill
more and family of Philo, spent
Sunday with her father, T. Matth-
ews. Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Davidson
and daughter Virginia. and Hiram
Davidson Of Senecaville, were guests
SUNDAY Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Mer-
Ger. Mrs. G. w. Mummey is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Blair Of Columbus. Mr.. Mummey
motored there Wednesday and both
returned to their home here, Thurs
day. Mrs. Melissa Young of New
ark is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. 9.
W. Mummey, and other friends.
The second meeting Of the Joyous
Workers sewing club was June Is
at the home Of their leader, Mrs.
Clara kinney The program was
conducted ~ Helen FARES and Nil
dred Hayes. The program commit
tee for next meeting is Fay Matson
and Helen FARES. and Mary Rolli-
son and Mildred Hayes to have
charge of the meeting following
this. The racreation leader, Mary
Rollison, took charge, and many in
! terestine games and contests were
enjoyed . MIR and Mrs Andy Pow
ers Of Coshocton were guests Of Mr
J and Mrs. G. =. Justice. Sunday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Fred James and chill
dren We're callers Sunday at Can
melville and Roseville. w. j. Lew
/ is Of PITTSBURGH visited last week
/ with Mr. and Mrs. Fred James.
! Miss Lauribelle Hawkins has re
/ turned from a visit with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Hawk
I ms at Newark. and with her aunt
! Mrs $. S. Shaffer, at Buckeye Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Swift and Mrs
! John Slava and two children OF
\ Bloomington. III. and Lloyd Bend
I er Of Emporia. Kan, are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Broomhall
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-06-25
Big Woods

Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Mingus and
daughter Mary of Kentucky, spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Young Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Teeters spent Sunday at Jno. Rays.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schofield were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Schofeld.. Mr.. and Mrs Clar-
ence Calendine and two children
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Tolbert Tippie. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Calendine spent the week end
at Milton Wallace's.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Shilling spent Sunday with
Chester Newburn and family.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-06-25
StOckDOrt

Remember all roads lead to stock
port, July A. Come early and enjoy
the entire day. E a. Scott and
Miss Evelyn Wootton were recent
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Colin Scott
of Cleveland. Mrs. Anna Hook and
three children Byron, Katherine ana
Junior, visited Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Hook, near town. Mrs.
r. w. Dewitt, niece and nephew,
Miss Marjorie Newberry and Rich
ard Choguill, motored Saturday TO
Cleveland and visited with Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Newberry. The Bible
school which has been in progress
here the past three weeks, closed
last Friday noon, with picnic dln-
ner. A few parents enjoyed the
dinner with the children and teach
ers. There were about 55 enrolled
during the term Mr. and Mrs r.
A. Durbin and children spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nc
Elhiney, of Columbus. Mr.. and
Mrs Lawrence Winchar and two
children have returned to their
home at Kenosha Wis, after Wis
it with the latter's mother, Mrs. Ina
Leasure. Mrs. Leasure accompa-
MED them as far as Columbus. .
Joy Showers Of Cannelville is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Fred James.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Medley anc
family of West Lafayette are the
guests of his mother and other rel
atives. Rev. L. B. Douglas has re-
turned from Middletown, where he
visited his daughter, Mrs. R. w
Leight. Mrs. Leight and two chill
dren accompanied her father here
for an indefinite visit. Laura May
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-06-25
Newton Ridge

Violet NewSom left SUNDAY iol
oxford, where she will attend sum-
mer school. Forrest Fordham VINO
is attending office training school at
Columbus. spent Thursday and Fri
day with his parents, Mr.. ana MIS-.
Thomas Fordham.. Mr. and MRS.
Loren Harkins of GAINESVILLE and Mr..
and Mrs. Ebert Wilson OF Penns-
VILE spent Sunday at w. H. Iomp-
kins'. Ralph Kock of GAINESVILLE IS
spending a few weeks vacation with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. }.
w. Spencer. Mr.. and MRS. Geo.
Bishop had as Sunday visitors, Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Revenaugh and
daughter Catherine of Blue Rock,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Miner ana son.
and Everett Newburn of Todds, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Mayes and son Car
ence Foulk. Robert Brock OF Co
lumbus spent the week END Win
Douglas and Edward Erwin. MT.
and Mrs. Thomas FOrdham and chit
dren Mary Alice and Randall mo-
tored to West Virginia, Sunday, ana
spent the day with old acqualnt-
ances. Newton Ridge grange Will
meet at the grange hall, Satur-
day evening, June 27, at $3.50
O'Clock. At our last meeting Mr..
and Mrs. F.. S. Fordham sprung
surprise on the grangers, treating
them literally to strawberries and
cake. Come out grangers, and DO
not miss all the surprises. Miss
Violet Newsom entertained about
20 of her friends Thursday evening.
The time was spent in playing
games. Refreshments were served.
The Coterie club met with Mary
Simpson for their June meeting,
with 13 members and 15 visitors
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-06-25
CrOOkSyille Rt.

Children's services will be held at
Jerusalem E. L. church, Sunday ev-
ening, June 28. Mrs. Joseph Thom-
as and children have returned from
Johnstown, where they visited rela-
tiyes for two weeks. Clarence Bush
and wife, newlyweds, will live on
their farm near Deavertown. .Dal-
las Stoneburner, Charles Knapp and
Howard Allard are all driving new
cars
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-06-25
DIR. w. d. Adrian

Chiropractor and Electrotherapist
REGISTERED by the State Medical
Board)
Offering:
The mer-Metropolitan advanced
system of painless Chiropractlc IN
Guiding Neurocalometer Service
at no extra cost. (There is a diff
ference)
Diathermy
Auto-Condensatio
Ultraviolet
Infra-Red
Violet Rays
And complete Electro Coagulatlon
of tonsils or hemorrhoids at re-
duced rate.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
336-Red. McConnelsville, o.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-06-25

and children present. An old fash
ioned program from McGuffey's
readers, and school songs, were car
ried out. During the social hour
the hostess served cream snow with
fruit cake, and lemonade. The July
meeting will be held with Edna En-
vim. There will be no Sunday
school at Bailey's, Sunday, June 2S.
The Sunday school is invited to at
tend Sunday school at Pennsville, as
the president Of the conference, DR..
Williams, will be present.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-06-25
DEMOCRAT AND ENQUIRER, "a

For the time being we can fur.
nish the Cincinnati Enquirer and
the Morgan County Democrat, both
one year for 81. This offer holds
good, On the Enquirer, only to those
who cannot be served by carrier.
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WHEAT FROM TOMB 0F KING TUT NOW CROWS
 0N CANADIAN FARM

TRAIL, B. C., Jan, 10, t4)- Wheat grown from seed found ia the sarcophagus of an Egyp- t-an pharoah is growing, today n me little farm of Charles A Ber- rF pioneer resident of Robson. Mr. Ferry calls the grain King Tut" aneat, because seed was found snong the effects of Tutank amen, who enjoyed a revival of prominence some years ago when als tomb was penetrated by arch a5logists. When the Earl of Car- 4arvOn and Howard Garter open ea up the tomb Ut Luxor, Egypt, 4a 1922, they found a number of 5srs of food, and among them was 3heat. This food was to serve the ling in the next world The food including the wheat, was estimat- al to be 5000 years old In 1926 sydney Cunningham, farming un- ger the Soldiers Settlement Board as South Cooking Lake, Alberta, received a few of the kernels from \ friend He threw some of the grain on the ground in his gar len and the wheat grew Seed from wheat grown by Mr. Cum ningham was sent to MT. Berry. He planted it and 1t grew to ma .urity Although the wheat is soft and has low milling value, Mir. Berry values his King Tut" wheat and next year will plant some more.
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SNOW STORM WITH COLD LEAVES . TRAIL
 0F DEATH IN CHINA

SHANGHAI, Jan, 10. R- Hundreds of persons died in a snow storm which has since sub sided after racing through cen tral China southward from the Mongolian desert to the Yang 70 valley and which layed an icy cover over the entire area
 Hundreds Of thousands are suffering acutely-
 Temperatures are averaging l5 below zero. Many froze to death among the poyerty-stricken pop ulace and 1t is believed the nun Der of deaths will increase.
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FIRST AR MAIL PLANNED
 . FOR NEWFOUNDLAND 1891

1O, (R)-Newfoundland, on path of many aviators flying to fame or failure, may have it's own air mail service some time this month.
 Two NeWfoundlanders plan to es- tablish an experimental airway with am airplane similar to the one used by Amy Johnson, Bri- tish aviatrix, in her flight to Australia.
 Mail deliveries to far northern parts of the island now take a month or more in the winter season when ice flows are heavy and strong seas are running The plane will be equipped with skids and tested throughout the sea- son to determine whether a per- manent winter air mail service is warranted.
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FEMALES IN AR ARE NOT SO LONG
 MINDED IS MAN GIRLS FELL FAR SHORT OF EQUALING MEMS RECORD
 REMAIN ALOFT

LOS ANGELES, Jan, 10, tP- The attempt of Robbie Trout and Edna May Cooper to establish a new endurance record ended at 5;;20 Friday night after 12 hours and 50 minutes in the air.
 They lacked only three hours and 58 minutes to tie the pre- sent woman's record but fell far sort of equaling the mems rec ord.
 The girls said motor trouble ended their attempt but Joseph Martin, the flight manager, said they were ordered 10 land when it was learned that citizens of Englewood were circulating a pc tition in protest because the girls were flying their plane at a low altitude
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REN[HAN BLANKET
 DETERMINED TO BE JUST 'CRAzY QUILT

KETCHIKAN, Jan.. 10, (H)- Pilot Eckmann landed here today after three hour flight around Annette and Duke Islands with out sighting any wreckage of the Renehan plane. He plans to re- sume the search tomorrow, pro- viding the weather permits.
 What was reported to have been a blanket found on Annette Island turned out to be a crazy quilt and unlikely to have any bearing on the Renehan plane
 The Coast guard cutter Cygan is aiding in the search.
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FIND R|CH MINERALS IN
 ITALIAN MOUNTAIN YALE

SPEZIA, Itlay, Jan, 10, (P)- Rich deposits of minerals have been discovered in the Valley of Vara, where the Vara and Magra rivers unite This zone of the valleys and mountains is near to Mount Nero, 2850 feet high. which both Shelly and Byron climbed, impressed by the magnificent view.
 Peter Bertieri, an Italian naval officer, prospected this zone. He had two years experience in the copper mines of Colorado and in gold mining in the Transyaal.
 Shafts sunk to 9 depth of 62 feet tapped ore assaying 1.O7 gold, 23 copper, 167 silica and 22 sul- phur. Traces of silver, Of a spe- cial quality of iron magnesium, arsenic and calcium have been found. Other assays have given an analysis of 20 aluminium, 20 iron and 5 copper.
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POLICE NET DRAWS
 CLOSER IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Jan, 10, (P)-De- tectives said that they had cap tured two intimates of the Leo brothers and that they had found important evidence in the apartment where the brothers lived.
 They are held for the staying of Lingle, news reporter On the staff of the Chicago Tribune.
 The State attorney said he will file murder charges against the brothers who have been identi- fled by nine persons as the men who shot Lingle,
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STABLE FORTUNE IN
 GOLD FOUND IN CANS
 BY COLORADO WIDOW

SAGUACHE, Colo, Jan 10. tF)
 With the recent finding of fortune in gold by his widow. hid den by Johnny O'Neil in tin cans in a trash pile in a shed at the rear of the family home, ~ famous early-day valley character who passed away in 1927 is brought to the minds of many oldtimers of this section. Johnnie O'Neil's gold was secretly placed .in q mysterious out-of -the-way hiding place
 Johnnie O'Neil died Jan. 25. 1927. leaving quite valuable pro- perty and securities enough of the ready cash to enable his widow to live and enioy the pleasant life that she had deserved.
 Last week Mrs. O'Neil thought it best to clean out the old pail and paint cans in the rear of the garage and convert the room for the winters supply of wood and coal. Back in the rear end of the building she encountered three round cans, which she sup posed contained nail, bolts, etc
 n turning the contents in the alley near the garage there came a surprise The container poured out $2O gold pieces. The second can also delivered the same while the third can, filled to the brim, delivered tens and tWenties. The amount of gold found has not been divulged
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HOM|NC P|GEONS
 RETURN ID ALASKA W|LDS ONCE MORE
NUMBER OF ANCHORAGE AND FAIRBANKS RESIDENTS
 ON BOARD

SEATTLE, Jan.. 10, P)-The SS Alameda, of the Alaska Steamship Company, sailed from here today at g 3. IT. for Alaska with 112 passengers on board The list of reservations for Sew ward was as follows:
 Dean E. M. Patty and Mrs. Patty, John J. Corey, c A. Pol lard, J. A. McGovern L. S Hebert, q l.. Freeman, Dr. J A. Suther- land and Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs. Tom Roust.
 Chas- E. Cramer, T. J. Notti- veit, MT. and Mrs Alger Gra- ham, J. J. Courtney, Pattie Sci man, Mrs. H. L. Bliss, Mrs. 5. Holms, Lynn Smith, Fl Q. Peter son, Joe Nefrieger, w M. Greg ory, Elliot Richardson, MT and Mrs. Alexa. Hadden, Louise Wend- Ter, Hall Delasaux, Hartley For- rester.
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SENATE AND PRESIDENT . LOCK HORNS ON NAMES
 POWER COMMISSION

"A WASHINGTON. Jan., 10 (PJ- President Hoover said he was planning to reply without delay to the Senate resolution request ing the return of nominations of the three power commission CTS.
 He said the first procedure calls for "a conference with the Attorney general as to the right of the Senate to follow course questioned on the constitutional grounds that during the five-day debate the President did not i'm dicate his stand.
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PROBING DISAPPEARANCE

Staff Sergeant A McNall of the British Columbia police was in Wrangen recently to interview the parents of Miss Rheinha1t, 2l-year old nurse who was reported miss ing from the Princess LoGlse steamship last October oa t trip to vancouver. she was last seen on the deck about midnight just after the boat left Prince Rupert. The mystery of her disappearance has never been cleared .up, accol J- ing to the Wrangel Sentinel.
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sENATE REQUESTS
 RETURN NOMINATIONS

WASHINGTON. Jan., lo. (Pl- The Senate 'requester President Hoover t0 return the nomina- tions of the three members of the new power commission and voted for a reconsideration on the nomination of George Otis Smith, chairman, commissioners Claude Is. Draper and Marcel Garsaud-
 President Hoover is reported to be ready to refuse the Sem ate's request.
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TIN MINES 0F..
 CORNWALL ARE "
 ADDED ID DOLE

SIT JUST -PENWITH- Eng- land, Jan. 10. tF1-Municipal con- struction projects are being urged to remedy along the Cornish c3ast line the slack unemployment caus- ed by collapse of tha tim market
 Dropping from sl458 ~ ton three years ago to About s539 " ton now, the tin depression has thrown thousands of miners out of work and forced the govern ment to the extreme measure of extending the dole to Cousin Jack"
 Formerly the Cornish miner who lost his job migrated westward, but the mines of America no long, er offer d haven. So too is halted the march to the diamond and gold mines of Rand.
 With the closing of the Gree vor mine here only one mine is left working in the country. The news came like a thunderchp to the inhabitants of St. Justin PenWith, district stricken by the recent closing down Of the Levant mine. ....I.#=
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PRINCE OF WALES DROPS
 STUD FARM DUE ID COST

DARTMoOR, England, Jan. 10, (P) Finding the losses sustained incompatible with good business judgement, the Prince of Wales has decided to abandon his stud on the Duchy of Cornwall estates.
 For years he has been interest ed in developing strains of hack neys, Arabs and Dartmoor ponies. He will continue to breed the ponies, however.
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BRITISH PUc|L|sT
 GOT DIRTY OEAL

NEW YORK. Jan, 10, (R- Vince Dundee of Baltimore won a decision over Len Harvey, the British middleweight, in a l2- round bout.
 Dundee was floored twice in the first round for the count of nine each time.
 Ten thousand booed the deci- sion. Harvey weighed l54 and Dundee 159.
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POPULATION GROWS

Another citizen was added to Alaska's growing population when ' son was born this morning at the Seward General Hospital to Mrs John Smith of Anchorage. NLr Smith is a well-known rail- road man of that city Mother md baby are reported to be doing well.
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DREDGEs SET RECORD

What is certaily a record for Interior Alaska and what is be- lieved to be a record for all Alas Ea has been set by the Upper Cleary and Gilmore dredges of 1he F. E. O., which are still dig ging away reports the News Miner.
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CHICAGO PUG READY
 ID TAKE ON PUNT

CHICAGO, Jan. KY (P King Levinsky, Chicago heavyweight, was skipping rope in a gym, when his manager Al Miller, stroll led up and said
 Hey, King, I've another fight for Flint Michigan
 The "inkfishe's' face looked its blankest
 Flint Michigan" ne responded. What does that guy weigh?"
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TRADEWIND TAKES OFF

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Ja n., 10, (R-The monoplane Trade wind hopped of for the Azores at 12:15 D. m. or SIS a. m. Pa cific standard time, on the sec ond lap of the first pay-load flight from the United States to Paris. The weather was flaw orable.
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FIREMEN FITTED

Members of the Seward Vol unteer Fire Department were guests Friday night at the Legion Elks club in the Hartman Build ing. There were "eats.a and card games and a general good time
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SENATE CONFIRMS SMITH

WASHINGTON, Jan-, 10, (P)-- The Senate on Friday, confirm ed the nomination of Lynn Smith for M. S Marshal, Division Four, Alaska.