“I was greatly troubled with my
stomach during the past two years,
I had indigestion, terrible head
aches and such blinding dizzy spells
at times that my son had to read
my
REV. JOHN S. UMBERGER
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hard to realize htat any medicine
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fectly regulated. I feel it my duty to
let others know of my experience ;
with this wonderful treatment.”—
John S. Umberger, 2521 Wellesley :
St., Denver. ;
Agents, Seward Drug Co.
RESIGNED AS CHAIRMAN
BERLIN, Dec., 9, (/Ft—Following
refusal of the Nationalist Party to
follow his leadership unanimously,
Count Westrupp resigned his chair- '
manship. Many of the veteran 1
members of the party had joined ;
the secessionists who are expected 3
to form nucleous for new party. ]
AWARDED MILLIONS :
NEW YORK, Dec., 9, (TP)—The 1
Province of Ontario awarded to
bankers $100,509,910 at five percent.
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ADDITIONAL INSPECTORS
! WASHINGTON, Dec., 9, CP)—The
reorganization of the customs bu
reau as recommended to congress
by President Hoover will entail the
appointment of 106 additional cus
toms inspectors. Twenty-five will be
i assigned to the Port of New York.
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REDUCE PRODUCTION
PARIS, Dec., 10, CP)—European
'Steel Cartel concluded a meeting at
i which it was decided to reduce pro
duction 10 percent.
FRANCE UNFAIR
PARIS, Dec., 10, CP)—General
Motors Corp., protested against the
French methods of appraising ship
ments to France, saying they are
unfair.
AUSTRALIA’S DELEGATE
CANBERRA, Australia, Dec., 10,
(/P)—J. Fenton, minister of customs
will leave for London to act as Aus
tralia’s delegate to the Naval con
ference.
CONFERENCE CLOSES
PARIS, Dec., 10, (/P)—The first
international conference on the
treatment of foreigners will 'and
without concluding the pact for
government control of alien resi
dents and business interests.
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LEGAL NOTICE
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
OF THE INTERIOR, GENERAL
LAND OFFICE, ANCHORAGE,
ALASKA, October 22, 1929.
Notice is hereby given that How
ird L. Long, entryman, together
vith witnesses, Mary J. Rasmussen
t’d Melvin A. Horner, a1) of Sew
ird, Alaska has made final proof on j
lis homestead entry, serial 06954,
'or land Embraced in Forest List
M3, II. E. S. No. 185, IT. S. Survey j
Vo. 1775, from which Corner No.
L V. S. L. M. No. 62 bears N. 43o 3V
L7” E. 48.16 chains, s'tuated on the
easterly side of Kcnai Lake, con
fining 13.91 acres, latitude 69o 21’ .
55” N. Longitude 149o 22’ 15” W. and
t is now in the files of the U. S. ;
'.and Office, at Anchorage, Alaska, I
tnd if no protest is filed in the ;
oca! land office, at Anchorage, Al
isha, within a period of publica
Ion or thirty clays thereafter said
Inal proof will be accepted and
'Inal certificate is tied.
J. LINDLEY GREEN, Register.
Date of first publication November
;, 1929.
Date of last publication January
?. 1930. %
HEL IIS Bits
HOME IMINSE50T!
I Flying a new Stinson Junior
| monoplane from Detroit, Noel
jWein, young Alaskan aviator, ar~
| rived recently at the Virginia City i
airport, Minnesota, for a brief
visit with his parents at their
farm near Cook, reports the Vir
ginia Enterprize, a copy of which
has been received by the Gateway. |
The Enterprize relates a few1
of Noel’s exploits in the North
and of the accident that prevented
him from serving as pilot for Cap
tain Wilkins on his historic flight
over the North Pole, when Wein’s
plane was damaged shortly after
the take-off.
The paper reported he had dif- 1
| ficulty in taking off from the Vir- j
! ginia field owing to its roughness, j
but did not say where he was
Sheading for.
AND THEN IT RAINED
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec., 10, (JP)— j
Rain fell in the Sacramento Valley !
and there were light showers at;
Colusa, Chico, Willows, Santa Rosa j
and other northern California i
points. The long dry spell is defin
itely broken at last and it is expect- I
eel to yield further assaults from I
Jupiter Pluvius.
TEAR BOMBS USED
NEW YORK, Dec., 10, (/P)— It re
quired policemen, armed with tear
bombs to capture John Murray
known as the “Jersey Kid”, who is
wanted for the $100,000 diamond
theft. Murray was cornered in an
apartment with Mabel Davis, his
girl friend.
HUGE RUM RING
NEW YORK, Dec., 10, (/P)—Six
members of a huge rum ring, said
to have supplied eastern states with
bootleg liquor, were sentenced to
from six months to two years in
prison. Rudolph Wolk, leader, was
also fined $10,000.
PUBLISHER FINED
BOSTON, Dec., 10, (JP)—Donald
Friede, New York publisher, was
fined $300 for having sold a copy of
Theodore Dreiser’s “An American
Tragedy” to the police.
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BAKE SALE DECEMBER 14
The Seward Women’s club wil
give a bake sale next Saturday,
December 14, the place of the sal©
to be announced later. One may be
sure of finding plenty of cakes,
pies, candies, beans, bread and oth
er home made foods for sale.
WANTED—To Buj, Clean cotton rag*.
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