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YOUR SUCCESS is cumulative. You cannot progress
alone in business and every forward step of yours carries
along other people on the same road. In this way, your
city becomes prosperous and great. In exact ratio to
your success or failure your city succeeds or fails.
THAT'S WHY WE, as bankers, desire to see you succeed.
That’s why we make a point of rendering service to de
positors and endeavor to safeguard them from financial
reverses.
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Mild Days Characterize
Rome’s Winter Seasoi
ROME, Mar. 26.—(AP).—Whil<
some parts of the United States
have been experiencing a severs
winter, Holy Year pilgrims from Am
erica have been enjoying one of th<
mildest and sunniest winter Romi
has had in recent years. Neverthe
less, some Americans here have ob
served that they found it easier t<
keep warm amid American snov
than in Italian sunlight.
“The farther south I go, the hard
er I find the job of keeping warm,’
one tourist observed recently. “A
home in Chicago the winters aren’
exactly warm, but we dress for then
and heat our houses well. In fac
in traveling through Europe, I fount
similar conditions in all of the noi
them countries and my family ant
myself had nothing to complain ol
But as soon as we arrived in soutt
ern Europe, we discovered that w
could not get any heated quarter
outside of hotels.
“In principle southern Europe i
warm, and so it is in the sunliglu
But in the houses we have to shive
along as best we can.”
King of Siam Seems
i to Prefer His Comfort
On Wheels To Speed
, LONDON, Mar. 26—(AP).—A mo
. tor car with a trailer, the whole
» valued at $25,000, is to be presented
; to the king of Siam by the members
. of the Siamese royal household, ac
. cording to word received here.
) There are several unusual fea
r tures connected with the gift. The
i driver sits in the open, as in an
. ordinary car, but behind him is a
* compact little room set aside for
I his own use. There is also a din
t ing room and sitting room, luxu
t riously furnished, and a bathroom.
L! The trailer has a bedroom with
1 i one bed and a sitting room with
.two beds folding up against the
l wall when not in use. Both coaches
are furnished thruout in polished ma
hogany. The weight of the car is
e nine tons and of the trailer seven
g tons, and the combination cannot
exceed a speed of 14 miles a hour.
. j Why scold fools? If you are the
r I tallest man in the crowd, you don’t
! cuss those who can’t see what you
_ | see.
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A careful study of the situation
: shows that the easiest way to get
| money is to sweat for it.
LOST—Gold Eversharp Pencil, re
turn to Gateway office. tf
CAN USE A FEW MORE CUS
TOMERS AT THE O. K .BARBER
SHOP.
English Unlock Treasures
For Visiting Professors
LONDON, Mar. 26— (AP).—A. con
siderable number of American col
lege professors are spending their
sabbatical year is the one in seven
which the professors are allowed to
take in order to visit foreign coun
tries long enough to see and learn
more than the flitting tourist.
The English-Speaking Union is en
couraging and helping the visiting
pedagogues to see something of the
social, political and educational life
of this country. They are being
given access to documents and ma
terial kept from the eyes of ordi
nary visitors.
Recently a reception wa3 held for
them. Among the guests were C.
Ray Auruer, professor of English,
University of Iowa, and Mrs. Aurner;
F. P. Blachly, professor of govern
ment, University of Oklahoma, and
Mrs. Blachly; A. W. Newcombe, as
sistant professor of history, Knox
College, and Mrs. Newcombe; B. B.
Kessles, professor of Christian Doc
trine, llift School of Theology, Den
ver, Colorado; Dean Charles Mills
Gayley, director of the American
University Union, Mrs. Gayley and
Miss Gayley, and Miss Elizabeth
Jackson, assistant professor of Eng
lish in the University of Minnesota.
Dogs Given Legal Freedom
to Change Living Quarter
LONDON, Mar. 26—(AP).—The
old understanding in law that “find
ing is keeping” in the eyes of the
London Sessions, which interpreted
the code recently to mean that if a
dog follows a man home, the person
followed was not bound to commu
nicate the fact to the dog’s owner.
The owner, however, it was de
cided, may prosecute the person for
stealing the dog’s collar, if it hap
pens to be wearing such an article,
but lie cannot go into court and pro
secute for stealing the dog. In oth
er words, if a dog desires to select
a new owner, he may do so at his
j leisure.
Tiny Mice Given Homes
In London’s Noted Zoo
LONDON, Mar. 26.—(AP).—The
smallest animals at the London Zoo
are a family of pigmy mice, which
arrived recently from Gambria, in
Western Africa. They are smaller
than bumble bees, and a pair cou;l
easily set up housekeeping in an
ordinary safety match box. While
the pigmies were being shipped to
London 35 of them escaped through
a hole smaller than might be made
by a slate pencil, and none of them
was never seen again.
“DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED”
Now Stocks and Advanee
Styles in
Men’s Suits
Our feature number is
priced at
;'Jn V Some lower, some higher
f; j
Leon Urbach
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Quality Clothier
New York City Excels
Bulgaria In Population
SOFIA, Mar, 26.—(AP).—The pop
ulation of Bulgaria now numbers
5,115,906, according to figures pub
lished by the official newspaper, La
Bulgarie. These are based on the
census of 1924. The record shows
that the increse of population has
been steady since 1920.
LADIES PLEASE NOTICE—that
Schweizer’s Spring samples are now
on display at Urbach’s Store. k31
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Geography Made Easier
SOFIA, Mar. 26—(AP).—Under
instructions from the ministry of the
interior, the local authorities thruout
Bulgaria are renaming many towns,
rejecting the foreign nomenclature
that has existed in some instances
for centuries.
The results, so far as reported,
indicate that the villagers are se
lecting names conspicuous for euph- 4
ony and brevity. The movement
has the approval of the Bulgarian
Institute of Map-Making.
Register If you want to Vote.
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|| GIVEN BY THE
[ PIONEERS OF ALASKA IGLOO NO. 9, |
| SATURDAY MARCH 28,1.0.0. F. HALL |
| Park your boiled shirts, collars, and
| evening gowns at home. You will be
| penalized if you are caught with them |
| on during the dance. Everybody come! |
1 ADMISSION, $1.00 LADIES; FREE
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SEWARD TRADING COMPANY
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STARTING JANUARY 3, 1925
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No employe of our store is allowed to participate
in this drawing in any way, shape or manner
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