GOTWALS IS REMOVED
FROM ALASKA AFFAIRS
WASHINGTON, Mar. 28.—Major
John C. Gotwals was removed thru an
Army order from further service in
the Department of the Interior in con
nection with the Alaska railroad and
as a member of the Board of Road
Commissioners in Alaska, and has
been ordered to report temporarily to
the Chief of Engineers, U. S. Army.
Harding’s Name May
Be Drawn Into Probe
WASHINGTON, Mar. 28.—Former
President Harding’s name was drawn
jmo the Daugherty Senate investiga
tion this afternoon, when Mrs. Roxie
Stinson was asked to name the five
men friends of Attorney General
Daugherty, who she said yesterday
had cleaned up $33,000,000 in dealing
in Sinclair oil stocks, but the commit
tee decided not to permit her to an
swer the question after former Sena
tor Chamberlain, Daugherty’s attorney
broke into the questioning, saying, “If
Mrs. Stinson is going to invoke the
name of President Harding we want
to know it.’’
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Cronin of
Nenana are on their way to the States
after several years ’residence in the
Interior City as agent for the North
ern Commercial Company.
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Remember in
using Carnation
it is twice as rich
as ordinary milk
— For regular
milk uses reduce
it with an equal
part of water.
ISLAND PROVINCE HAS
GOVERNOR DRAWN
FROM RESIDENTS
MANILA, March 28—For the first
time since foreigners interfered in the
old governmental forms, the province
of Lanao toda y has a governor drawn
from among the Moro people who
make up the great majority of its pop
ulation.
Following out his policy of extend
ing a greater voice in their own gov
ernment to the Moros on the Island
of Midanao, and is in the Sulu arch
ipelago, Governor General Wood today
1 appointed Datu Ira, a Moro chieftain,
to be acting governor of Lanao. He
is the first of his race to ever hold
such an office.
Poincare will Form
an Entire New Cabinet
PARIS, Mar. 28.—Premier Poincare
i agreed tonight to retain his post and
form a new government.
At a lat-- Lou.' -.('night ho was in
consultation with prominent officials
v..h r. view to forming a new cabinei
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MANIAC IS HUNTED DOWN
TACOMA, March 28—Posses from
Elbe, Mineral and Morton, together
with deputy sheriffs from Pierce and
Lewis counties, are searching for an
armed maniac who terrorized a num
ber of Elbe residents this morning and
escaped after a revolver battle.
The man, hatless and coatless, ap
peared on the streets of Elbe and
threatened a number of persons with
a drawn revolver. Constable Kolbe
and eight citizens pursued the maniac
! who engaged them in a running gun
| battle before he disappeared in the un
dergrowth.
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Pope Confers Red Hat
On American Prelate
ROME, Mar. 28.—The Pope today
, conferred the red hat on Hayes Mun
I delle iu the final act of elevating
j American prelates to membership in
; the Sacred college.
FOR SALE—52 foot V-boitom gas
boat, 12 feet beam; draws four feet;
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Fresh Haas Candies—Alaska Shop.
Chinese Thwarts Law
By Swallowing Opium,
But Dies in Agony
RENO, March 28—Gee Foo fooled
the law, but he died to do it.
Wafted up from the smell of hops
and joss of Reno’s Chinatown recently
came the strange tale of Gee Foo’s
death.
A warning from federal narcotic au
thorities in San Francisco that a Chi
nese drug peddler, carrying a quantity
of “dope” would arrive on train No. 6
reached Reno several hours in advance
of Gee Foo.
Police arrested him. In his posses
sion they found scales for weighing
the drug, but no opium. He was let
loose.
Foo, sick, sought refuge in China
town. Several hours later he died in
agony. A physician declared death was
due to narcotic poisoning.
Gee Foo had swallowed the “evi
dence.”
Will Investigate Source
Demo. Campaign Funds
WASHINGTON, Mar. 28.—The Sen
ate Oil committee has decided to in
vestigate the source of the Democratic
campaign funds.
Says Testimony Before
Senate Committee False
SULLIVAN, Ind., Mar. 28.—Will
Hays today declared that A1 Jennings’
testimony before the Senate oil inves
tigating committee that he had re
ceived $250,000 from Jake Hamon for
his services in throwing the noniina
l tion to Harding in the 1920 campaign
was false. Ur said he had received no
money either personally or as chair
man of the Republican National eonv
i ittee.
Representative Indicted
Violation Vdsted Act
WASHINGTON, Mar. 28— Represen
| native Langley of Kentucky, now serv
| ling his eighteenth year in Congress,
I was indicted today for violating the
i prohibition act and conspiring with
| Millard F. West, former acting com
| missioner of Internal Revenue to corn
i mit a fraud against the government.
NOTARY PUBLIC—Always on the
job from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m., D. H.
Tyer, at the Gateway office. tf
DAUGHERTY
Seattle, Mar. 28.—Attor
ney General Daugherty re
signed this morning at Presi
dent Coclidge’s request. The
demand for his resignation
followed Mr. Daugherty’s re
fusal to permit the Senate in
vestigating committee to in
spect the papers and records
of the Attorney General’s of
fice. His resignation was ac
cepted promptly by Codidge.
The action cf the President
clears the administration of
another cabinet member who
has been a storm center in
the oil scandal.
MOTOR SHIP SERVICE BE
USED IN ALASKA FISHERY
Eddy have purchased the motorship
Service, which will be used as a ten
der for the Sunny Point (Alaska) can
nery, recently purchased by the firm.
SEATTLE DRUGGIST DEAD
SEATTLE, Mar. 28.—Louis Ruben-1
stein, a widely known Seattle druggist:
dropped dead today from heart dis
ease.
foiHiigretien Bill Has
Gone to the Senate
WASHINGTON, Mar. 28.—Idle bill
restricting immigration to two per
cent of the 1910 census was favorably
reported to the Senate late today.
This will further lower the number
of immigrants coming into the United
States.
R. C. Luckow, Jr., chief clerk in the
stores department of the Alaska rail
road has resigned and will attend to
his other interests in Anchorage.
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RHK9HBBbI
Notice of Sale of Real Estate for Delinquent Taxes, Town of
Seward, Alaska for the Year 1922.
(Continued from Page Two)
Whom Assessed Location Lot Blk. Taxes Pen. Int. Costs Total
E. E. Rudolph ...... 3
E. E. Rudolph . 4
E. E. Rudolph ... 5
E. E. Rudolph ... 6
E. E. Rudolph . 7
E. E. Rudolph ... 8
E. E. Rudolph . 9
E. E. Rudolph . 10
E. E. Rudolph . 11
E. E. Rudolph ... 12
F. L. Ballaiue, Tract “A" .
E. E. Rudolph, ton acres .
PERSONAL
F. L. Ballaiue ...
Robt. Guest ...
Fred Johnston .......
H. McLaine ....
Robt. McIntosh ...
J. A. McPherson ...
(Town Seal)
Municipal
First Publication March S, 1924.
Last Publication March 29, 1924.
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2.00 11.51
2.00 4.55
2.00 11.51
2.00 4.55
2.00 7.12
WM H. WHITTLESEY
Clerk for the Town of Seward, Alaska.
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