14 MEMBERS OF
S. S. W. H.
LOS
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STORM OF AUl
IN DISTRESS
PASSING SI
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TO
BOSTON, Aug. 14. (IP)—An uncon.
firmed report said 14 members of tlie
steamship William A. McKenney were
swept overboard during a storm while
ih,(> ship was four days out of Los
Angeles bound for Boston.
Officials of the Mystic Steamship ;
Lines and owners said they received
word the McKenney had signalled a';
Missing liner that its radio had been j
c arried overboard during the storm j
of Augfist S. The ship is badly dam.
aga d and is in need of help.
YUKON DOCTOR DIES
Dr. Norman E. Culbertson, age 45, j
died at sea while en route over the !
Atlantic Ocean on his way from Eng
land to Whitehorse, Y. T.. where he
practiced medicine for several years, j
^ reports the Juneau Empire. Dr. Cul
bertson practiced medicine for sever
al years at Dawson and was married
there to Miss Florence Fraser. Later
he moved to Whitehorse.
REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPE
WRITERS $60 AND $75: TERMS
Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
RIO TERR HERE
FROM WESTWARD TRIP
„„ ting .100 tons of j
lumber and coal to the U. S. Naval
radio stations to the Westward, the
U. S Radio Tender Swallow, Capt.
O. H. Small nd crew of 40 men,
steamed into the Port of Seward at
10:30 a. m. today and departed for
the South at an early hour this af
ternoon, for her headquarters at
Bremerton, the Bu&et Sound Navy
Yard.
The Swallow, which had not visit
ed this port for many years, looks
after all the naval radio stations to
t:he Westward-three or four ot them
and all others in the 13th district,
covering coastal points of Alaska
and along the Pacific Coast of the
United States proper. While in povt
a small party of officers. visited the
local headquarters Army radio of
fices and plant.
SUSTAINS BAD FALL
J. O. Preston, while working on the
Seward Bank building yesterday,
sustained a bad fall but, fortunately
an exarniinatioji by Dr. Baughmfcm,
revealed no bones were broken. A
big cut above an eye was received
however, but this is not considered
pf a serious nature. Mr. Preston was
taken to his home where to was'
resting as comfortable as could be
•expected from rwhat might have been
[ a serious accident.
LEAGUE SWING
NATIONAL LEAGLTE
Club
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Cincinnatti
Pittsbuflg
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
W.
68
62
63
61
56
54
32
28
L.
42
41
49
48
49
65
67
73
Pet
618
602
563
560
533
496
323
277
AMERICAN LEAGUE
> Club
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Bt^roit
Washington
Bos'! an
W.
77
71
59
51
L.
35
39
55
61
Pet
688
64b
518
4- 5
(Tied with Chicago)
48
49
-V)
61
64
70
440
434
364
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
-Club
Sacramento
Hollywood
San Francico
Oakland
Mission*;
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
W.
30
28
26
2:
Zo
21
19
15
11
L.
17
10
17
20
2:1
24
23
32
Pet
698
629
605
r.ac
488
422
349
256
$50,000 FOR DEMOS
NEW YORK, Aug. 14. (/P)—Pierre
Dupont.has contributed $50,000 to the
Democratic campaign fund, Chairman
Raskob announced today..
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY AT
TENDED. Schallerer’s Alaska Shop. <
SHIPPING HIGH GRADE
CENTRAL CITY, Colo., Aug. 14,
(IP)—Griflth Brothers loaded another
car of high grade ore from the Pe
wabic mine in Russel Gulch at* the
depot during the week for shipment
to the mills at Colorado City for
treatment.
DUNHILL PIPES AND TOBAC
COS. Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
WATSON IN MORNING
The S. S. Admiral Watson, of the
Pacific Steamship company, is due
to arrive in port tomorrow morning
at 3 o’clock, according to the report
leceived this afternoon by the local
office.
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S7.00 for 85.50
Children’s
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FANCY BOXED
STATIONARY
$1.50 for $.85
$1.25 for $.65
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Night gowns $3.85 for
Slips $3.50 lor
Bloomers $2.25 for
Vests $1.35 for
$3.25
$2.75
$1.95
$1.10
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Chiffon and Service weight
$2.25 value for $1.80
$1.75 value for $1.40
$1.09 value for $.75
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$24.50 for
$19.50 for
$12.75 for
$19.50
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$8.75
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$28.50 for §23.50
$24.50 for §16.75
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HATS
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Up to $7.50 for
Includes latest models
$5.95
$3.95
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$1.25 value for $.95
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$1.00
$1.95
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