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VOLUME XXI, NUMBER 110
SEWARD, ALASKA, FRIDAY, MAY 14,1921
PRICE TEN CENTS
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AGREEMENT RESUME |
. WORK IMMEDIATELY
BALDWIN FRAMES PRO
POSAL-MARKED IM
PROVEMENT NOTED
IN GENERAL SITUA
TION
LONDON, May 14. (AP,
—Railway men signed an I
agreement with their con -
panies and traffic will be re
„ sumed immediately. Pre
mier Baldwin told the House
of Commons he had framed
proposals for a settlement
of the coal miners strike,
and that such proposals will
be placed immediately in the
* hands of the men and their ;
employers.
The Trades Union Cong-•
ress reported a marked im-!
provement in the situation
thruout the country, 'with
employers increasingly in- j
dined to discuss a reason-1
able basis for resumption of
work.
The London Underground
electric railways company
employes reached an agree
s ment under which subways
affiliated with tram bus lines
would shortly resume nor
mal service. Baldwin opin
ed there is no possibility of
the two parties in the coal
dispute agreeing between
themselves.
GOVERNMENT FORCES
BOMB REVOLUTIONARY
QUARTERS IN WARSAW
REPORT SAYS NEGOTIATIONS
UNDER WAY BETWEEN PIL
SUDSKI AND PRES.
BERLIN, May 14. (£>)—Government
air forces are reported to have bomb
ed the Revolutionary headquarters
of Marshal Pilsudski in Warsaw. It
is estimated that 450 persons were
killed in street fighting. All foreign
ers have fled from the city.
PARIS, May 14. (/P)—It is official
ly announced that Marshal Pilsudski’s
troops ocupied Warsaw. A Havas dis
patch from there said added negotia
tions are proceeding between Presi
dent Pilsudski. The city is calm to
night.
READY FOR SINGLE PLAY
The local tennis court has been
leveled off, tamped and rolled and
V / netting adjusted so that now singles
can be played. The work has been
f ^ underway for the last four days by
three or four members of the assoc
iation.
Dr. Wiley, Famous Health Expert,
Upsets Accepted Theories of Living
OR.
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AT WORK
ON UtS
FARM
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, scientist
and pure food expert, who is re
garded America’s authority on
how to live healthfully, happily
and long, has just entered the oc
togenarian class, hale and hearty.
In giving the rules of health
which he has worked out with
scientific accuracy, he upsets prac
tically all the old accepted theories
for long life.
“Rest is the most dangerous
threat to old age,” he declares.
“Don’t slow up as you grow older.
Speed up, or you are apt to get
stiff in the joints. In my middle
life, when I was supposed to be
doing the most work, I was usu
ally content with about twelve
hours a day. I am now getting
from fourteen to fifteen hours of
mental and physical activity a day
so as to preserve the suppleness
of my mental and physical joints.”
"Don’t marry until vou arc old
enough to know better, is another
unusual piece of advice he gives.
The doctor married at the age of
sixty-seven, and his first child,
now a fine healthy boy. was born
when he was sixty-eight. Dr.
Wiley tells why.
These things and a score of
others Dr. Wiley brings out in
Hearst’s International magazine
for November.
An old man may have attained
long life in spite of tobacco, in
spite of alcohol, or a vegetarian
diet, he maintains.
GREENLAND NEXT YEAR
OSLO, Norway, May 14. (AP)
—Lieut. Byrd’s ship, the Chantier
will remain at Kings Bay for two
weeks in order to have her boil
ers thoroughly cleaned after
which she will return to New
York. . Radio Operator Oloskin,
who was prevented from sailing
on the Norge as the result of ear
ailment, said that Byrd had en
gaged him to participate in his
expedition to Greenland next sea
son.
NO EFFORT MADE TO SAVE
WRECKED WHALE BARGE
The tug Forest T. Crashy of the
Washington Tug and Barge Com
pany left Cordova last week for Se
attle, Captain Peterson having deci
ded to make no effort to salvage ma
terial from the barge wrecked two
weeks ago, six miles from Cape Hin
chinbrook. He estimated the loss of
supplies for the North Pacific Sea
Products Company, which were on
their way to Port Hdbm, at between
$40,000 and $50,000.
COUNCIL MEETS MONDAY
The Seward City council will meet
Monday night at their regular twice
a month business session.
mne cmp is
UNDERWAY, IpTTlE.
HUNDRED INDICTED
DRY SQUAD WEN, MARSHALS. PA
TROLMEN. CUSTOM HOUSE
BROKER INVOLVED
SEATTLE, May 14. (5s)—Arrests are
continuing and more than were
federally indicted Wednesday, in
cluding Police Captain Hedges. Lieut.
Comstock, head of the dr; squad in
this city; Patrolman Morrison of the
dry forces; Deputy Sheriffs Parker
and Murphy. Sheriff Gookings of Is
land County, Wilbur D. Dow. customs
broker and Ernest X. Poth. real es
tate broker. Chief Lyle of the prohi
bition forces said “This case is the
result of a long investigation and is
the most comprehensive and succes
ful attack ever made against the liq
uor traffic in the Pacific Northwest.”
YUKON ARRIVES TOMORROW
The S.S. Yukon departed from Cor
dova this morning at 6 o’clock and
is due to arrive in port late tomor
row afternoon, according to late ad
vices.
Weekly Gateway—2 per year.
SHOST SHIFTS use
Oc TEACHER’S H»V C^* >F
NT7W YOTIK. S&t 14 AP.—
Modem short skirt? w; have % di
rect bearing upon classroom we
cefture. I: became known today
that the brevity of stir s is threat
ening to do away with the t - scher’s
high chair.”
A number of print'ipah- readily
agreed today that the modemly art
tired teacher, perched before the
class on the Inert chair, bears a re
markable resemblance to a silk
advertisement- The effect. these
educators agneatt, while no” neces
sarily evil, might weE be reg» ”-6ed
as a trifle d is Tithing
For a great many years the high
chair has been standard equipment
in every classroom, hut the new
policy here came 1% light whet the
requisitions of several loiwr v rt
school princirals for high oha
were denied. Investigstiot she* eg
that the “powers that be' decreed
that high chairs short skirt* and
rolled stockings can not all remain
together in the same classroom
Since the teachers demand th*
right t© keep up to the mmnts t
style, the high chair must go.
Martha Bra r ringer. the sf» : eer
rear old Soprano -who makes frec,i---r
appearance* K K A. H G, is pre
paring for Grand Opera a; the Amer
ican Institute of Musical Alt.
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