FAIRBANKS BOUT
John (“Cast Iron”) Lindstrom of
Fairbanks won a decision over Ros
sie (“Soldier”) Webb, in a six
round main event of the Fairbanks
Fourth of July fight card, says the
News-Mnier. Webb, a member of the
Signal Corps, was formerly sta
tioned at Seward.
If you haven’t tried RORLUCK’S
Danish Ice Cream you have missed
something good. Sold only at the
Candy Cottage.
Orlander
Jeweler
Dealer in watches and
clocks, nugget jewelry,
old ivory, curios and a
full line of goods usually
carried in a first class
jewelry store.
+ m.
Watches repaired on
short notice
PAROLE LAST TIME;
SHOT AND KILLED
NEW YORK, July 11. (JP)—
Charles Enratta, henchman of Jack
‘Legs” Diamond, gangster and beer
runner, violated parole for the
last time. On probation with the
stipulation that he remained out
of New York, the racketeer in
vaded the city limits nevertheless.
He was shot and. killed by three
I gunmen in the office of G. Wil
jkbnfeld Company, a bottle factory
jin Brooklyn.
Enratta had wriggled free from
the law several times but could
; not escape gangster enemies. They
killed him without giving him an
opportunity to defend himself.
They shot him through the back
'and fled without being identified.
Police lean to the theory that
! the killing was connected with
attempts of the Chicago gangster
to muscle in on the lucrative trade
of Brooklyn beer runners.
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SEATTLE, July 11. (A5)—The SS
Aleutian, palatial liner of the Al
aska Steamship Co., sailed at 9
a. m. today with 226 passengers of
which 73 are booked for Seward
and Alaska Railroad points, as
follows:
J. E. Robarts, Miss F. Bowes,
Kittie Babcock, Miss Steinhoff,
Grace Darnell, Miss M. Ellis, Miss
|M. L. Jossettyn, John W. Neilson,
i and wife, Pearl West, Manyard
jKnutsen, Mrs. A. L. Nordule and
I two children. F. B. Curran, Mrs.
j Edwards, Mrs. McBride, Miss L.
Miller, Miss E. Hobangh, Norman
| Gilbert, Mrs. Ida O’Connor.
Miss R. Thorp, Mrs. E. Webb,
I Joseph Biltorf and daughter, Dr.
Dewitt Rose and wfie, Miss E.
Tohill, Mrs. E. D. Randolph, Mrs.
R. Lowery, John Grant and wife
and two children, A. B. Howie and
wife, James Larery, J. B. Curran,
Miss Jones, Mrs. O. Eliason, Miss
M. Helsech, Dr. D. T. Maltby, Reta
Reat Biltorf and child, H. A. Gal
laway and wife, Miss H. Houston,
David Skillings.
Miss H. Bircholt, Miss A. Peter
json, L. A. Bilton and wife, Wm. K.
iLeise and wife and child, D.
Smeaton, W. Sadie Rogers, Mrs. A.
Cape, A. H. Marsh, W. R. Holben,
Matt A. Nieminen and wife and
baby, David Allen, Miss H. Dunlap,
Miss L. Brantner, James Bailey,
Gage aBiley, J. G. Bennett, Ar
thur Nilson, James Nelson, Mrs.
E. Bristol, W. C. Ryan and 10 j
steerage.
ST. LOUIS VISITORS
Mr. nd Mrs. Edw. R. Eddins of j
St. Louis, Mo., are visitors in the j
city and will probably remain here
for the week absorbing local color
which they have been reading
j of for the last four years in The
I Gateway. Mr. Eddins, now re
j tired, was formerly a prominent
! hotel owner n St. Louis.
STOPS BE MADE CANADA
NEW YORK, July 11. UP) —Col
onel Charles A. Lindbergh said he
and Mrs. Lindbergh planned to
stop at Ottawa and at other
Canadian points on their way to the
Orient, but he had no plans for
touring Canada preceeding his visit
to the East. A stop will be made at
the Royal Mounted Police station
in northern Canada for fuel but
aside from Ottawa no Canadian
cities will be visited, he said.
James A. Galen, head of the Mt.
McKinley Park Transportation and
Tourist Co., passed through Sew
ard Friday enroute to his Cor
dova office.
The Bue Shop is among the latest
to be painted this week. Aron Eric
son was the decorator.
“The Majestic,” last word in mo
dern refrigeration, at Brown &
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CHICAGO, July 11. (A3)—Citizen’s
banks, investment houses, insur
ances and others who loaned cash
to the city and its school system
to defray operating expenses in
1929, still have $47,000,672 owing
them, it was disclosed.
Officials estimated when the
collections on .the 1929 tax year
are finished some $34,000,000 will
still be owing to the tax anticipa
tion warrant.
$500,000 DAMAGES ASKED .
CHICAGO, July 11. (/P)—A libel
suit, asking $500,000 damages and
charging the name of Vice Presi
dent Curtis was linked in defam
atory manner with the financing
of the Washington, D. C., Hotel,
was filed in Federal court here
against E. Haldeman Julus, Kan
sas publisher.
Richard Mathews, until recently
chef at the Seward Grill, is leav
ing on the mail steamer Starr for
Unalaska wThere he has accepted a
smilar position.
Mrs. A. J. McDonald, wife of the
prominent Anchorage business man
and representative of the Alaska
Steamship Company, boarded the
SS Yukon in Seward Friday for
the Seattle trip.
Science of Trapping, $1.50; Fox
Trapping, $1.50; Fur Buyer’s Guide,
$2.50; Home Manufacture of Furs
and Skins, $1.75; ALASKA SHOP.
Lee Ray and Barton Stanton, Se
ward lads who have been visiting^
the Roycrofts at Moose Pass, re
turned home last night.
Aron Ericson is painting the rej~
sidence on third avenue, occupiecd
by Mrs. Balch .
Mrs. C. E. Anderson, wife of the.*
popular skipper of the SS Starr .
is making the round-trip voyage;
on the mail steamer which leaves;
tonight for Bristol Bay.
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