‘DOPE' OUT THE ICE
Last call for those who may
crave to take a chance to win
a small fortune. Dope out the fol
lowing carefully, then buy a tick
et on the Nenana ice, and let ‘er
buck. Before April 10, mind you!
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Five colonist arrived yesterday
from the south, with all their
effects, bound Matanuska-ward.
TDIS OH ID HISTORY
1883—Members of the Patriotic
Brotherhood sentenced in London
for conspiracy to murder land
lords.
1931—Eighteen Alaskans alleg
ed arrested Fairbanks for con- j
spiring method beat increased |
rail rate to Seward. Each drew I
down 90 years and a day.
MARTIAL LAW
LIMA, Peru, Mar. 28. (JP) —
Martial law again prevailed in
Lima after a spectacular attempt
to upset the government. The at
tempt failed before the onslaught I
| of loyal troops who killed between i
140 and 50 rebellious soldiers.
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LODGE MAN PASSES
KANSAS CITY, Mar. 28. (/P)—
R. Marshal, author of the Order
of DeMolay Ritual and for 44
years a newspaper man died here.
He was 66 years old.
: CLAIM FOX HUNTING
AIDS THE COMMERCIAL
LIFE CHEAT BRITAIN
MELTON NOWBRAY, Eng., Mar.
2 8, (/P)—Fox hunting with a
mechanical drag supplying the
climax is no fun, devotees of the
sport say, and they claim that
the $60,000,000 paid annually for
the chasing of live foxes more
than offsets whatever objections
there might be to the practice.
The defense is being made to
an agitation against this creme
de la creme of British sports
which is loosed yearly at this
time.
For killing a few live foxes,
the pro-hunting faction argues,
many classes of people ranging
from grooms to veterinary sur
geons are benefited.
New Spring Hart Schaffner & Marx euit
Sample* at greatly reduced price*. Urbach
& Valade.
THE STOCK IMET
A. Juneau 11%, A. Can 124%,
Bancorporation 22%, 23, Cities,
18%, Cons. Gas 105, Zellerback
4%, Durant 2%, Motors 44%,
Goldman 10%, Int. Tel. 36%,
Kennecott 25%, Lehigh, no sale;
Radio 24%, Richfield 2%, Stand.
N. J., 44, Carbide 65, Union Calif.,
21%, Steel 143.
FIRST TIME SIX YEARS
SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 28. (A*)—
The “Seals” met the Chicago
I “Cubs” for the first time in six
years and beat them by a score
of 8 to 6.
The Bureau of Standards has
been asked to test a radium con
signment worth $325,000, one of
the largest single orders on record.
Natural gas in the Kettleman
Hills, Cal., district is said to be
sufficient to supply the State of
l California for 119 years.
SMALLEST UK OF
SH HI III YEARS
WASHINGTON, Mar., 27, (IP)
—The Agriculture department es
timates that wheat farmers are
suffering from over-production
both home and abroad and for
that reason will plant one of the
smallest spring crops since the
the World war.
Their estimates compute this
will be 14 and seven-tenths per
cent less than last year.
The federal farm board, last
Monday, said they hoped for a
cut of 10 per cent.
OUR HOUR BATTLE
MADRID, Mar. 28. (IP) — After
a four hour battle, in which one
policeman was killed and a score
of police and students were wound
ed, rebellious students of the San
Carlos Medical school abandoned
the fortified building wherein they
had intrenched themselves.
I’ve marched with the Foreign Legion
—says Chesterfield
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