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LATEST HEARST NEWS
RATHE NEWS No. 89
METRO FEATURE CO.
PRESENTS
THE DYNAMIC STAR
HALE HAMILTON
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“THAT’S GOOD”
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MANCE OF EXQUISITE
CHARM AND 111 >iOK.
Published in (he Saturday
Evening Post
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TRAVEL
WATCH this Space tor Date
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Andy’** express meets .ill trains and <
steamers. 1‘honc 113.
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.MASONS NOTH K
Stated communication tonight at v
o’clock, of Seward Lodge. No., 21'), I .
♦Sr A. M. Work K. A. Degree.
W. O. HORRY, Secretary.
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FRIKD \ JAMKS IS DKAD
A. H. .McDonald has received word
from his brother, Sam McDonald, that
Miss Frieda James, daughter of B« n
net James, both formerly well known
in Seward, passed away at SeattL*
during tin* latter part ol January.
Mrs. James died last Decern be**, in
Seattle.
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(ilLMOI R— HKYKK WEDDING
The Seattle Times of January f
contains the following announcement
of interest to many in Seward:
Mrs. Maude E. Gilmour of Seward,
Alaska, announces the marriage ot
her daughter. Mae, to Mr. Theodore
William Heyer of Wallace, IdaTu>.
The ceremony was solemnized Iasi
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mrs. M. Epstein. 1528 17th Ave. K v.
Joel Vig\t* of Auburn officated. The
wedding march was played by Mias |
SYLVIA'S
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CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONARY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDI VN BASKETS
loU'phom*. AduniM 128.
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SYLVIA’S
Kutli Vigu>. Miss Regina Kpst*»y » ,
was bridesmaid and Mr. Dan Morrison ]
b« st man. Mr. ami Mrs. Heyer .v’M j
be at home after February 1 at Wul- j
lace. .
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1 OH KR CALIFORNIA
LARGELY OWNED RY
FOREIGN INTERK>TS j
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MEXICO CITY, Feb.. IK— Twojj
thirds of Lower California, equal in 1
extent to Cuba and Porto Rico com
bined. and an area in Chihuahua equal
to England, are held by foreign int *v
ests. according to Excelsior. The pa
nrr states it secured its information I
from the agricultural bureau of the |
Department of Formento, or develop- I
ment.
These figures are being studio.! j
v th interest because of the constitv.- \
ttonal provision (the famous Articl-• ji
27) barring foreigners from holding |
land within 100 kilometers of the Mox- j
ican frontier and 50 kilometers from
tin* coa<t line. All lower Californii, I
except for a few points in the interior. }|
is in the prohibited area, while Chi- i]
hua hua also is affected throughout j
it' long extent of frontier.
Congress has been asked to grant j
the President authority to float loans j
not to exceed 50,000 pesos for thv
mirpose of indemnifying foreign in ,
terest suffering from the application j j
, f the constitutional provision in re ,!
irard to frontier and coast lands.
Value of the property involved is enor
mous. especially when the rich lands |
adjacent to California. United States,
an* considered.
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A mule by any other name would be
a kicker.
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SIDNEY ANDERSON, VICE PRESIDENT
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