COUNTER REVOLT
MADRID, Aug. 24. (/P)—The Re
publican government took steps
* to put down an incipient counter
revolution by Catholic monarchists
in the northern provinces of Na
varre and the Basque, the coun
try where monarchists outnum
bered the Republicans. Two di
visions of troops have been held
in readiness.
* - , ■ .,m.„
Harold Lauritzen, brother of Ruth
Lauritzen and Mrs. Esther Hansen,
^ of Seward, was among those ar
riving in Sewrard on the Starr yes
terday. He came from his home at
Unga.
LED TO RESIGNATION
LONDON, Aug. 24. (/P) — Prime
Minister MacDonald turned to op
position leaders Saturday for the
second since the budget crisis with
the realization his government may
be imperiled because of its inabil
ity to reconcile divergent Labor,
Conservative and Liberal views on
how the $600,000,000 deficit is to
be met.
Boats in port today were the SS.
Akutan SS. Starr, B. F. M„ Bavaria,
MV. Seal, MV. Westdahl, Roy, Mar
ion, Joan, Prospector and the Hell
diver.
Samples and price of Alaskan products such as Hay, Furs,
Grain, Coal, Meats, Hides, Lumber, Wool, Pulp, Salt Fish,
Kelp, Bear Gall, Etc., wanted by the undersigned for ex
port from Alaska
Kawabe Investment Co.
Harry Sotaro Kawabe, President and Manager
Seward, Alaska
IMPORTERS and EXPORTERS
P. O. Box 132
Write for additional information
Branch office in connection with the UNION TRADING CO.,
Osaka, Japan; PACIFIC TRADING CO., Tokyo, Japan, and
802 American Bank Building, Seattle, Washington.
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VACATION FLIGHT OF
LINDYS INTERRUPTED
MANY TIMES, WEKTHER
NEMURO, Aug. 24. (£>)—Fog over
volcanic Iturup Island Sunday
again interrupted the vacation
flight of Col. and Mrs. Charles A.
Lindbergh, making the seventh
major weather delay since they
left New York, July 29.
The first such delay was at Ak
lavik, in northern Canada. Then]
rain and fog held the fliers at
Point Barrow, farthest north set-!
tlement under the Stars and
Stripes.
Flying to Nome, they were forced
down by fog at Shismarof, on the
Alaskan coast. Unfavorable wea
ther held them at Nome two days
and at Petropavlovsk two more.
Motor trouble forced them down
just south of the Kamchatka city
and fog again a few hours south,
near Ketoi Island.
THEY ARRIVE!
NEMURO, Aug. 24. (A>) — The
Lindbergh’s landed here at 4:44 p.
m. Sunday—2:44 a. m. Pacific stan
dard time—from Shama, a flight of
200 miles.
WELL, WELL, WELL
NEMURO, Japan, Aug. 24. (&) —
The Department of Communica
tions was advised the Lindbergh’s
plane descended presumably, some
where in Nemuro Bay, time and
place unknown.
MOOSE PASS GOLFERS
Mose Pass was well represented
in Seward over the week-end, eight
young folk from that thriving and
populous center arriving Friday,
and as far as is known, returning
home Sunday evening. The party
included Mr. and Mrs. Llyod Reno,
Mark Jensen, Harry B. Wilson, Bill
Estes, Les Gossage, Jack Hub
schmidt and Bill Neville. Jensen,
Wilson and Estes spent the entire
afternoon of Sunday on the local
i golf course demonstrating “how ze
game she should be played.” And
I how!
j To be added to the Alaska
1 fauna already sent there, four
I marmots and two snowshoe rab
bits were shipped from Juneau re
cently, destined to San Antonio,
i Texas, where they will form a part
of the Alaska section of the muni
cipal zoological gardens, accord
i ing to The Empire.
ARRIVE TOKYO TUESDAY
TOKYO, Aug. 24. (£>)—'The Lind
berghs will not come to Tokyo
until Tuesday at the earlest. Three
naval officers were killed in an
air crash at the Kasumigaura air- j
drome Saturday and will be buried
Monday. The Lindberghs were
notified and answered they would
arrange their schedule according
ly. It is still foggy at Shana,
Iturup Island.
SPECIAL MASONIC MEETING
A special meeting of Seward Ma
sons wil be held tomorrow (Tues
day) evening, beginning at 8, ira
the Masonic Temple. Work in the
1st degree. All visiting Brethern ares
invited.
H. Painter, Secretary.
Old‘papers at The Gateway.
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