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Evening star., 1931-12-09
Trustee. Sale of Valuable I'm
proved Real Estate Known as
the HAY-ADAMS APART
MENT HOTEL, located at
the northwest corner Of Six
. teenth and HI Streets North

Dy virtue q certain dseS , Of at trust fs.
- e: hs Isssss tns es win ss s
Slgs ssfssG 1 1,is & e s
Is a.. s h e . ne es SioFRs 81 fna snS
s ths District Of ooiumsis. bsins assiansted
SS known :. lots number ten I9. SlO|: eleven w
fpreorsn's subdivision in square numbered
Sps hundred and eish.y-six qss) as per
nOs & ss II stf ssa
ssfulsr tSe imprcvenshts. rays, easements.
:' sss !. Hfleasln. q g 1r %
es ss hsss ssss f. ~ :ns Z sau .sdsT sT
eS e. ..is lang AZ :nd DTeYsss ,nspdIP: y IL:
in and 70 . certain indenture Of lease mad.
Ess r NO '1 s;o na risaLsts fos st' .. isa' &c
land records OF the District Of Columbia
s. y Sos.mss sss'a a 9as sss isssaasd sS Of
"a :. sss; q said I.aa Issofds. .s. Sy ard a.
TSona.s % ? sones % and James B. Hobs. as
LEASED for term 'of q @ & ss Yeas
from and , aiteT the ist DAY Of APRIL ss3s as2a.
heirs, devisees, representatives and assigns,
Or ng Of them e. any time before fsa sas
s6ntinue perpetuaily and forever; the said
mise mssd premisss II. sum Of ef thrtgsis W e hou
rand Nse.ooo) dollars, each, year for and
the gaid lease c1utRins option to the
said sleszees, their heirs, representatives. as.
Sims end survivors to purchase said land
pir.tion % T Of twenty (aop years years from and
ei.sS the Ist day ,edo ef hp5il sS 1928 for six
FORMATION as to all its terms and conditions;
suSs.es n Of r.. shts Of the
siyors under, IN and to the aforementioned
Terms Ct sale: The property is sold sub.
taxes wili be made to the purchaser on ac-
count Of the purchase money. The con-
time of p the ee sale The M parchaseI S vii be i
ss4 g. 90 notes a o1a sap Chess i. ai bs.nss dse0' II Rs Rs
equ&I instsllments, payable in one and two
yss}s, with interest at So per annum, pay
ssesar1 sy a nrst deed Of trust , upon the the
prosssty sold. or ali cash at the option Of
asnssnd ga, ,oooj dollars f viii be required
n time Of sale. All conyeyancing and Ie-
ccr2ing to be at cost Of purchaser. The
purchaser is required to make full settle
ment Of the sale according to the terms
within hfteen days from date OF sale, other
wise the trustee reserves the right to re-
eel the property at the risk and cost of
SsfsnltinE purehasers after ten GoI days
pspet published in Washington, D. c.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF THE
fG DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Trustees,
BY GEORGE z: FLEMING, Vice President.
gfoetlD Attest:
IRVING ZIRPEL,
Secretary de5, 5,3ot
Evening star., 1931-12-09

Wholesale commodity prices in Ger
many are almost back to those OF 1919.
Evening star., 1931-12-09
Reserve Officers to Dine.

Oficers of the 306th Cavalry Re-
serves will give a dinner tonight at the
Racquet Club in honor of Secretary OF
War Patrick j. Hurley. The command
ing officer, Col. John Philip Hill, will
be POSTMASTER.
Evening star., 1931-12-09
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
So fContinued.D
lHGS.TJ, OWEN a son. AUCTloNEERS
r.. 1881 Ere Street INV.

ROOMS AND BATHS WITH TWO
I, CAR BuTLT-N GARAGE. KNOWN AS
hEiEG THE NORTHEAST CoRNER OF
a1xTEEMTH AND FARRAoUT STREETS
nj Virtue Of q certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. e377, folio 48e ct SEQ,
of~khes land records of the District OF Co
luusAia. and at the request OF The party Sc
cured thereby, the undersigned trustees VIII
se At publis sgssion. IN front q shs RSs
: .x q ON TaSEsPAfR H ssi AZ FouR
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
WsshinTton. Va n District Strict OF n coiumbia. and
DESIGNATED as and being lot and part iot
6 In square 77l3, in Cameron and BLOCKS
Addition TO Argyle Park, as per plat recoro-
frsct Of Columbia in Liber County 81 at
folio ~; said part of lot described as FOL-
iows. Beginning at the southeast corner of
line OF an alley Is feet wide. thence west st
rIEht ANGLES to said alley to point IN the
feat along the east line Of 10th street to, the
northwest corner of said lot S. thence slons
The north lire Of said lot 5, l24s feet to
the place Of beginning. Subject to the cove
-Tsrms Of sale: All cash. a deposit Of
All conveysncins. recording, etc, at cost Of
uurchAser Terms of sale to be compned
vffh within thirty. days rom day Of sale;
otherwise the trustees reserve the rlght to
reSen the property at the risk and cost OF
dtfSultins purchaser, after f1ve Gays ao-
vsrtisement Of such resale IN Some q news
RANDALL H HAGNER'
x.ssAds eYsu Trustees
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-19

WANTED - Resronsibie party to take" care ot live mink on shares, or win sch live mink cheap. In- quire Brown 6 Hawkins.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-19
HOOVER ASKS NATIONS
 IF WORLD ID HELP IN
 RESTORING CONFIDENCE

WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 18. (P)-President Hoover in a stirring
 address attributed business depres-
 sion largely to loss of confidence, declaring that the problem of statesmanship in every country is to
 reestablish faith, not alone of each
 nation in its own institutions, but among nations.
 "BackwaSh of forces loosened by the great war has grown" the Pres ident said, until during the past two years stability of many nations has been greatly weakened This with wars and Encouragement for the future, weakened confidence throughout the whole financial and economic world. That loss of con- fidence added enormously to un- employment, to distress of agri- culture and business everywhere. From it all we have been passing through an emergency second to the great war"
 The President warned nations that peace is not to be had"by reSo- lution and injunction alone" and said "that we must not assume that peace for which these men died
 has become a permanence to the world"
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-19
PETITION GAME REFUGEE

The petition for the establish ment of a game refugee near Ket- chikan has been placed in the city hall where those either for or against the refugee are urged to sign 1t, says the Chronicle. It will be presented to the Alaska Game Commission, which requires that opportunity be given both those for and against the plan to express their stands. Thus far. those fav- bring the idea predominate, but in view of the fact that some opposi- tion was expressed when the mat ter was before the Chamber of Com merce, it is expected that many more wish to sign.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-19

The Alaskan Airways is the proud possesSor of new Pilgrim mono plane, the ship having been flown to Anchorage from Valdez recently by Bob Ellis. The plane was as- sembIed at Valdez, says the An; chorage Times.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-19
MEASLES AT NENANA

Acting on information that there are 19 cases of measles at Nenana, coupled with reports brought by arrivals on the train that one death has occurred there, pr. J. A. Suther- land, Territorial health officer. left by speeder last week to administer aid, reports the Fairbanks News Miner.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-19
Why not Christmas Cards of your fav0ritc snapshot? ALASKA SHOP

Now is the time to look over old packs and have new bottoms put on for winter.
 SEWARD LEATHER WORKS
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Special rate on all cleaning and pressing received on Monday. Sew ard Steam Laundry.

Christmas cards of Alaska views made to your special order. AL- ASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-19

TARTAN SERIES-The books you have always wanted to own-two for the price of one, at the ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-19

Jungle Ways by Wm. Seabrook, auhtor of the Magic Island" at the ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-19

Something new in toy blocks
 for the hddies. ALASKA SHOP.
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Let us do yorr Job print,.x-Gatsway
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

RATRB-Ekteen esnss per nns first inser- tlen Sewn and enc half cents per. iine Ter saAseqnent insertions. Count six sv- sssge words e . Hus Aisin1m charge ss eeasa
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HOUSE for rent. Four rooms an
 bath. See F. N. Anderson.
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Mems Rayon Union Suits

Athletic style white rayon suits,
full cut for Summer comfort. Closed
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Sizes Sc to 49,. 80. @A'AO
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Mems Plain and Fancy
BroadcIoth Pajamas
I.I9

It will paw YOU up Summer pajama at this Spring
Sale price well made paamas plain colored and fancy
patterns styles and roll colaraached coat styles
sp-over MILDLY styles; all sizes!
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Dresses for All Occasions
All Sizes!

For misses IA to 20-afternoon and evening
frocks of lace chiffon, point d'esprit, and pastel
crepe; Jacket suits, business and daytime frocks
of fine prints and fat crepes. For women So to
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hundreds OF dresses for little women 1919 to 24Iz,
and larger women, 3S1z to sou.
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Even the ever-smart white buckskin shoes
trimmed with brown or black calf are offered at
this low sale price! There's the punched shoe
slated for big Summer success! And sandal
types, lattice .oxfords, and straps in patent
leather, beige and brown kid All szes-3H to
8; AAAtosC
sHoEs--sEcoND razor
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Mems L. & B. Silk Hose

Pure thread silk hose with isle
tops, toes and hselsi black, grey,
French tan, and eordovan; 90
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In the Junior Misses
Coat Shop, SIS

Young styles with huge eggshe lapin'
collars, gay Ascot scarfs, soft cowl necklines
and cuffs and of-the-shoulder collars of fox or
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Complete Bridge Sci
in Fancy Cases
soc

A score pad, pencil, two
decks of linen-hnished playing
cards in a tan, brown, or green
leatherette case! Very special!
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Csc values 81 socks, in all
over designs, with turnover
cuffs; all color combinations,
25c.
Also boys SOC Is sport socks,
in a fine quality cotton; boy
ish designs, SIC.
STREET FLOOR
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If you've a little tot, one,
two or three years old, you
will get a thrill out of these
beautiful dresses! The finest
sheer fabrics. with touches of
hand embroidery and smock-
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-03
& Rrxoal Cz11hphe1 Men.;A4.Ar4 MYSTERIOUS WAVE 5zzS SaS fSEzE SEaI

SYNOPSIS: The "Spide r" Schlitz murder has caused tur- moil at the nursing home of Dr. Charters, his former crim- inal ccnfercdate. First, the doc tor admits as patient a stranger, John Wave, who dis closes the murder and demands hiding place. Charters, ap- pretending his visitors famil- iarity with his past, agrees. MT. James, the doctors aid, draws a pistol On Wave, but is re- pulsed, and Dr. MacAdoo also wants to "b U mp him off" Waves hint to the latter preci- pilates his demand of Char ters fer half of the "spoils" in the case of pretty Marjorie Lauderdell, a patient, who is steadily growing worse under treatment. Charters and his evil associates learn that Wave has left a note beside Schlitz inn plicating a real or fictitious person. When Wave overhears their plotting against him, he interrupts and Charters storm fly orders him to leave the home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-03
Chapter IT THE FATAL CONFESSION

Uninvited, John Wave stepped into the room, as he had done on the day of his arrival at The Monastery, took an armchair crossed his knees, and, leaning back, settled himself comfortably, took out his cigarette-case and smiled at the Doctor.
 And why this sudden change of front, Simon? This threatened cessation of hospitality? This attitude almost of unfriendliness?"
 Seen the paper?" snarled the Doctor.
 "Oh, yes. always see the pa- pers. I have them with my morn ing tea, you know !. Drink my tea, light a cigarette, and settle down for ten minutes read while my bath is being got ready" and John Wave smiled round at the ring of hard, cruel faces of the men and women who watched him intent, with angry eyes.
 
 Look at here, you" continued the Doctor. Suppose you cut out the funny stuff-before we do some thing a little against our interests Since you've seen the papers you know the games up.'
 My game or yours, Simon?"
 Dr. Charters, once again obvi- ously exercising great and com- mendable restraint, replied:
 Yours" and added with slight self Righteousness, We are not wanted murderers."
 You're not, Simon? Well, now how apt one is to misjudge peo- pie! I should have thought that was exactly what you were. And so my game is up, is it? And why do you think that?"
 Obviously Surely? -. We don't suppose that even you are going to lie up here, while an innocent man swings for what you did. Lit tie as we like you, we do you that much credit"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-03

the happy morn" he continued. Let him swing I hope he does swing-and then I shall be all right See, Simon? The day he swings, I'll start packing up, and then I'll go on my way rejoicing" ]"
 No, shan't give myself up," re- peated John Wave; but" he add ed, smiling round; T would not force any of your tender con- sciences. Far be it from me to do that! If I can let an innocent man hang, and you can't, why-you must give me up.
 Purge your consciences, you scrupulous ones. Be guided by your better natures and follow the counsel Of your heart; yes, for it is not written, Let the counsel of thine own heart stand, for there is no man truer unto thee than it'?"
 My Godl" MT. James calculated, aghast, and further words failed him.
 Copyright, 193o, by Frederick A.
 Stokes Co.)
 Found dead in bed! Against
 that threatened fate Waves
 foresight guards him tomor-
 row, as he chops through the
 veneer to the ugly truth.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-03

can't you be white enough to say, The games up. I've had run for my money and this is where l get off? -. You've had a square deal here; now give this other guy a square deal-and us as well. Go to the police and take your medicine like man, and don't squeal about us. We've treat ed you square. Now go and give yourself up, and take what's com ing to you with your mouth shut"
 That's what you'd do, eh, Si- mon?"
 Certainly"
 And what about the case Of poor young Swipe Gorman-eh, Simon? Young German who went innocent to the chair-for mur- der you planned and Gunman Gryde committed Who put Snip Casey on the spot, for Gryde to shoot, and then sat quiet and saw poor innocent young German elec- CrOcuUeQ TOT lJY
 The Doctor srpang to his feet with an oath.
 You"
 Sit down, Simon. Sit down. soothed John Wave, coolly
 The Doctor did so, his face less inscrutable than usual. He licked his lips, and appeared to swallow something.
 No" John Wave glanced at each member of his audience in turn No" he said T shan't give myself up. Not if they return a true bill Not of judge and jury find him guilty. Not if he gets the death sentence
 NO, nor yet on the third Sum- day morning after his sentence nor at five minutes to eight on
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-03
ATTENTION MAsONs

There will pe a called com munication of Mt. Juneau Lodge No. 147 Saturday afternoon at 200 pm. for the purpose of holding funeral services over the remains of Bro. James G. Fraser. By order of the w. M.
 JAS. w. LEVERS, -adv. Secretary.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-14
SEWARD AIR POSSIBILITIES

There are very few people who know that the diff ference in flying between Seward and Fairbanks to Nome is about 30 minutes. Seward is about 5O miles further from Nome in airline, than Fairbanks.
 Measure it up on the map for yourself
 It seems odd therefore that arways companies will compel people to go to the added expense and loss Of time in reaching Fairbanks by train when they could take them from here and shoot them across to Seward Peninsula in difference in time of 30 minutes instead of loss of three days and perhaps
 Seward has good field and bay landing. Flying conditions are Statistics prove this rion. We eight miles from the proper and fog conditions age very seldom difficult; than any other port oh or near the Pacific Coast.
 In addition Seward is handy to the Iiianlna coun- Try Bristol Bay and the route to Unalaska and Asia
 There seems to be every reason why Seward should be very active air base Ernest Walker Saw Ter'g recommendation that military air squadron should be stationed here as well as Fairbanks seems be founded careful consideration of the possibl ites and seems to have much merit
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-14
WANT BONUS CASHED

Although tha American Legion is officially opposed the plan, many former soldiers who hold bonus cer tifeates asking that the government as an aid in tiding them over the present period of unemployment pay these certificates now
 The law by which the certificates were issued pro- vdes that small portion of the face value may now be obtained loan, but this involves quite bit of the well known red tape In spite of this, about mil lion and half veterans have obtained these small loans aggregating some 275 million dollars.
 Even if law passed to permit those who desired to cash their certificates now, others would be forced to do so and all who wished could retain them under the terms now in effect.
 lnasmuch all veterans are presumably old enough to know what they want, 1t that those who need and want the smaller amount now should be allowed to have 1t.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-14
NEW ARMY RADIO. wv. STATI0N TO.GO .UP
 AT KODIAK T0N|Il
c. E. MESSENGER or SEWARD FORCE WILL RE IN FULL
 CHARGE STATION

After treking and flying over most of Alaska, during which he has installed new equipment in many plants of the M s. Army Signal Corps as well as carrying on a long Investigation of inter- ference at Fairbanks, William J. Wagner, radio electrician expert and civil service member of the Signal Corps will leave for West- ward on the next sailing of the Admiral Farragut for Kodiak where he will install new sta- tion for the service at that place. He arrived Tuesday from An chorage, accompanied by Mrs. Wagner, who met him at Fair banks and who will go to Ko- diak with him.
 The new Kodiak station which will be the former Agricultural experiment. station on the out skirts of the town, will be equip ped with 90-foot masts and a 750 watt power plant. The equip ment is now here and will go forward on the Farragut. It will take about month to install
 c. E. Weissinger, Who has been with the local force for some time will have charge of theH new station assisted by two new men who are coming from the States This station will super 3ede the present nava1 # radio station on Wood Island about two miles from Kodiak town, which will probably be abandon 8d, it is said, in line with the new policy 0f the navy to turn over all commercial business to the army
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-14
NEWCOMERS WELCOMED
 BY BIILS lND BulgIEs

To tha number of railroad men. train cre#s, bridge and building gang, ete. who arrived Tuesday ta bagin local Wark, the Amari- can Teaion 7nd Seward Elks' in- vite all wno are Legionnairas, Spanish American war veterans of Elks' to make use of the Bills Club recently opened VIM the Har- rlman building, opposite the postoffice.
 The club rooms are open each evening at 2, except Wednesdays, which are reserved for the Le- zion, and the second Monday of the month which nights are re- served for the Elks only.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-14
EXPERT TO TALK RADIO

Having just arrived in Seward from Fairbanks where he has been studying radio interference for the past month. William J. Wagner. radio electrician with the U. s- Army Signal Corps. has been invited to attend tonight's meeting at the Arcade Club Rooms when representatives of the Seward Radio club, the City Council and the Chamber of Commerce and radio owners will get together to discuss interfer- ence problems in this city. Mr. wagner has kindly agreed to ad- dress them on the subject.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-14
Billy Quitsch and Loa Hu.

Billy Quitsch and Joe Hunter who have been doing develop ment work at the Qpitsch mine on Mineral Greek, were in Val- dez recently for supplies savs the Valdez Miner. Just before conlng to town they had the mill running for \ coupla of fIavs and took out ~ satisfa ctnrv amount of gold.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-14
WHILE THEY HAST

Closing out remaining sizes of good work shoes at prices from ss-25 to s4.75. Remember old packs can be ra-hotto,,,at, with either crena or cla.toa INV toms.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-14

A IA year-od boy breaks out of prison and makes good his threat to rob specified house the second time Another lad of the age is being tried for first degree murder few days ago three youngsters attempted o extract S1O,o00 from doctor; one was killed the other two captured They wanted the non- ey for good time All of which proves that the bovs were bad citizens; but what is to be said of ciyiza ton that has nothing better than the chill Of the con- mon ja and the shadow of the scaffold to work cor rection in l4 year-old youngsters?
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-14
GIVE THE BOYS A HAND

Personally, feel that the Seward Chamber of Commerce is accomplishing vast deal good for the city and section and merits the support of every c belong to the chamber and share in their get-togeth err ncheons, are not fulfilling their civic obligations
 And to go little further We feel that The Gateway has been the most consistent packer of the Chamber of Commerce in everything it has initiated for the good of the city and district and than too merit little futter of applause, we'll as more substantial encouragement of advertising support
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-14

The ss Alameda was reported as having left Juneau today at 2 a. m. Seward bound
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-14

Seward Leather Works
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ACE MOTOR co.
1881 Studebaker Pres. Sedan.
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1880 Buick 5-Pass. Coupe, de luxe.
1929 Packard 8 Coupe.
1881 Studcbakcr Club Sedan.
1929 Chrysler IS Sedan.
1880 Essex Roadster, de luxe.
1929 Wkippet Roadster.
1880 Hudson Coach, de luxe.
1929 Nash Adv. E Sedan.
1880 Chevrolet Sedan.
1929 Chrysler 80 Sedan, de luxe.
1929 Nash Special E Roadster.
1880 Chrysler II Sedan.
1890 Ford Town Sedan.
1880 Marmon Sedan.
1929 Essex Coupe.
1880 Oldsmobile Coach.
1880 Chrysler II Coupe, dc luxe.
1923 Oakland Coach.
1880 Studebaker Sedan.
1880 Marquette Coupe.
1926 Hudson Coach.
1929 Chevrolet Roadster.
1926 Buick Master 6 Sedan.
1927 La Sale Roadster.
1929 Buick Sport Roadster.
1928 Chrys1er u Roadster.
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Unknown to Numa, another beast crouched near.
His nostrils also scented the coming of the man
thing. Overanxous, the lion made false move.
Before the mare enough, Numa sprang
with horrid roar. Terrified the mare reared, I'M
horsing Zeyd. Instantly she was up and racing
along the back trail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-29

Three days ride now from the menzl Of the sheik.
Zeyd congratulating himself upon the good for
tune that had thus far smiled upon him. He thought
tenderly of Ateja, his beloved, who had made his
flight possible. The mare moved along the jungle
trail and lust ahead the beast Of prey waited.
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