ROPE wine RECORD
SET BfCRIPPLED BOY
T OS ANOWT TTR AnriY 1*> (/P)—\
high school lad, despite the handi
er) of a 12-oound leg brace, has
broken the 24-year-old record for
the 25-foot rope climb.
He is Jimmy Burton, who since
childhood >has worn a steel leg
brace. Bui ton, a member of the
Los Angeles athletic club’s gym
team, recently covered the 25-feet
iv' six seconds, bettering by two
fifths of a second the record that
was held for near a quarter of a
canturv by George Kuhna, eastern
star of two decades ago.
A-l meat ana nor*imj else In the
F'-ve.Bruhn Meat Market.
Children take it
without Bribery
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Remember when you had to
pay the children to get them
to take Castor Oil? But that
wasn't PURETEST CASTOR
OIL. All the nasty taste and
odor is refined out of this im
proved laxative. It is now
practically tasteless and odor
less. If you don’t tell the
chi^ren what they’re taking,
they’ll never even suspect
that it is the noce dreaded
Castor Oil.
Sold only at
EWARD DRUG f 0.
t * " / n Svictrr,r
T?' Store
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L TREASURE
HUNTS, BOTTOM SEA
HAVANA, April 13, (/?)—Treasure
seeking, one of the “yens” of the
annuo 1 tourist crop, is something
more than a task of merely send
ing down a deep sea diver to recov
!er Spanish doubloons and pieces
of eight from rotting hulks on the
bottom of Cuban waters. The de
partment of public works has its
own experience to prove this.
! Eac?1 year tourists approach the
government with numerous pro
posals for recovery of storied
wealth from legendary wrecks.
| “Maybe there is money there,
but at any rate there are sharks,”
ray the officials.
Th<> sea monsters ripped divers
suits sc the men were sent down
in bells and armed with pikes and
heavy machetes. Even so their
enclosures were charged viciously
by big man eaters.
INSPECT 10,000 FIELDS
LONDON, April 13, (JP)—A cam
paign to provide every English city
with an airdrome has resulted in
an inspecting crew being sent out
to inspect more than 10,000 pros
pective sites. These proposed land
ing fields are tested by driving au
tomobiles rapidly over their sur
face.
SEATTLE, April 12, (JP)—Com i
Richard E. Byrd and his comrades j
in the Antarctic have no monopoly '
m cold weather flying clothes.
Mail pilots in the northwest, i
vho are still battling with one of j
;he coldest winters in the history j
)f the air mail, look like polar ex- j
Dlorers when they climb into their J
>pen-c,ockpit planes.
Tomorrow’s big special at the
Union Cafe will be ROAST CHICK
EN, or FRICASEE, with salad, at
51.00 per plate.
Devetopofg. printing, enlarging
ind copying. Picture frameing.
SCHALLERER’S ALASKA SHOP. JJJ
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SEE AND HEAR THE NEW
SPARTON RADIO
C*ill and let us demonstrate and tell you all about this new
“ACE.” Sold on easy payments.
PHONE THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT, ADAMS 80
GROCERY DEP’T.
PHONE MAIN 1
Th:s department is famous for its first class and complete
stock of staple and fancv p-roceries —Each Week-end boat
brings a fresh snnnlv of
SPINACH — RHUBARB — CELERY LETTUCE
CAUILFLOWER — ARTICHOKES — AND FRUITS
ALSO, OTHER GREEN STUFFS IN SEASON
CLOTHING DEPT.
PHONE MAHISON 80
HOW ABOUT THAT NEW SPRING SUIT
250 new spring samples to choose from — Think of it,
ED V. PRICE and CO. SUIT
as low as $35 and special-made to your order.
Let us show you — YouNvill not be urged to buy
Brown & Hawkins Corp.
EWARD
‘Quality First'
ALASKA
YES! YES!
THIS IS A REAL SHOE SALE
Solid Leather Hi Tops on Sale at $8.85
Jefferson, Chippewa, Cutter fir Bergman
REAL BARGAINS
Urbach & Valade
DEPARTMENT STORE
Speci * lists in Shoes
1QH INS PISTOL I
| USEO'ONISSE JilES
HOUSTON, April 13, (/P)—The |
pistol that ended the career of
Jesse James 47 years ago has been
fired again.
The 44 caliber revolver, now
owned by George Culver, cattle
man of Matagorda, Tex., was pre
sented him in 1835 by James ■ -
brother-in-law, who recovered the
gun after Robert Ford killed the !
highwayman. Culver tried the gun
out yesterday and it is apparently
as ever.
OIL MEN PLANT ALFALFA
COALINGA, Cal., April 13, (/P)— j
A California oil company, while
waiting for development, is plan
ning tc add to its income by
planting 100 acres of alfalfa on its
holdings five miles from here.
This leverses the usual condition
In an oil region. Ordinarily farm
ers are looking to oil development
to bring them wealth.
Tomorrow’s big special at the
! Union Cafe will be ROAST CHICK
EN, or FRICASEE, with salad, at
t $1.00 per plate.
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1 SEATTLE BRICK ICE CREAM
ALL NEW FLAVORS—PINTS AND,
► QUARTS. CANDY COTTAGE
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Ladies and Gents Tailoring and
Hats Blocked, Adams 9£. Peyser’s
Tailor Shop.
FOR SALE—Bundles of old papers.
35c per bundle; Gateway office.
Tbe Best m tne “Belt”—Gateway
QVERLAND HOTE
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On the Main Street
Seward, Alaska
MEL A. HORNER, Mgr.
HAKlrtVAiib - STOVES -
GUNS AND AMMUNITION
Camp Stoves
Tents
Tarps
Canvas
Furniture
Beds
Springs
Mattresses
Linoleum
Rugs
Floor Lamps
Gas Lamps
Electric Lamps
Roofing
Brushes
Paints
Oils
Varnish
Lacqur
Calsomine
Roof Paint
Leak Tight
Coal Oil
Gasoline
China Ware
Crockery
Glass Ware
Window Glass
Window Shades
Building Paper
Anchors
Chain
Ship Chancelry
Wire Rope
Manila Rope
Cotton Rope
Wire Netting
Wire Screen
Magnetos
Coils
Batteries
Traps
Pipe
Valves
Fittings \
Asbestos
SHEET METAL AND PLUMBING SHOP
J, L. GRAEF
Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
Phone Madison #7 Seward Alash
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