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THE BELMONT
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SEWARD, ALASKA
The. following notice was sent out
by Henry O’Malley of the United
States fisheries department:
To all U. S. fishermen:
1. The Canadian government has
protested to the United States gov
| eminent relative to the visits o'
jUnited States fishermen to Vancou
ver Island ports in violaton of the
{treaty between Canada and the Unit
jd States, relating to fisheries.
2. The treaty provides that United
! States fishermen shall not visit Can
jadian ports unless to seek shelter
I from severe weather or to make ur
gent necessary repairs, and that no
supplies shall be purchased therein
other than wood and water.
3. It is alleged that United States
i fishermen visit ports of Vancouver
Island when not compelled to do so
iby tress of weather or for making
{urgent necessary repairs, and in so
doing laying themselves liable to
preventive measures, including the
seizure of boats violating the regula
tions.
4. It is therefore urged upon Unit
ed Stales fishermen that they com
ply strictly with the treaty and thus
obviate any necessity for puntive ac
tion on the part of the Canadian au
thorities.
HENRY O’MALLEY,
Commissioner of Fisheries.
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HATS, NOVELTIES—EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES IN
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VUE AIM to sell only the best meats—ten
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CLIFF RUSCHER, Mgr. MAIN 130
WHOLESALE'AND liETAIL
Mil HEIRESS IS
BEATEN; DIVORCES HUBBY
I !
; SAN FRANCISCO, May 3. (&)—\
:The former Ouliet Marquise, daughter,
of a Hawaiian plantation owner and '
! I
a member of the old Hawaiian Roy- |
I
alty, was divorced here yesterday j
from her former soldier husband, a i
jman named Murphy. Miss Marquise
| charges that she gave Murphy money
I to start in business and that he spent
,it on other women and thai lately
i he had been beating her in periods
of drunkenness.
NEW YORK PLUS
i ORDERED GO ON STRIKE
_
j NEW YORK, May 3. (/P)—A city
wide .lockout of plumbers, beginning
next Wednesday, has been ordered
by C. G. Norman, head of the Build
ing Trades Employers Association. A
construction program totaling $1,000,
000,000 will be held up by the action.
It is reported there are at least
500 idle men in Fairbanks awaiting
the beginning of spring mining oper
ations and other work. The season
is about a month late throughout
the Interior regions.
f Continued fiom Page One)
NEW YORK, May 3. (£>)—Warren
Schneider, brother of the Queens Vil
lage art editor, for whose murder Mrs.
i Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray
are on trial, wras called as the first
witness. His appearance on the stand
followed a half-hour -opening state
ment by the State, and after the de
fense counsel had waived his rights to
an opening statement at the time,
i Schneider, who had retained the or
iginal spelling of the family name, es
tablished the fact of his brother’s
death, a necessary legal preliminary to
the trial. He said he had identified
the body in the presence of a county
medical examiner.
Dr. H. W. Neail, the medical exam
iner, also established the corpus de
licti. Dr. Neail described the Snyder
home in detail, as he found it on
March 20, after the murder was dis
covered.
The examiner described at great
length the position and extent of the
length the position of the w'ounds
found on the body at the autopsy, de
scribing how Snyder must have been
first beaten on the brow and then
, rolled over and. struck on the back of
the head.
He told how the picture wire had
cut deep into the neck and how the
hands and feet were tied with a neck
tie and a towel. The nostrils were
stuffed with cotton soaked with an
anaesthetic, and a pad of cotton was
bound against the mouth and nose,
with a handkerchief.
Dr. Neail identified the picture wire
he found around Snyder’s throat, and
it was entered as evidence. He also
identified the architect’s ground plan
of the Snyder home.
Benzol is effective against screw
worm infestation in livestock.
Removing sound stumps is less ex
pensive than destroying a stump that
has burned to the ground.
Toilet articles, perfumes, hair
brushes, combs etc. Schallerer’s
Alaska Shop.
Eastman kodoks and supplies.
Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
Urbach Says
CORRECT ATTIRE
FOR SPRING ID SUMMER
I
^ is blue coat with light col
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terwoven black silk socks.
Yes, we have a new assort
ment of trousers in latest
patterns and priced very
reasonable.
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OVERLAND
MEL A. HORNER
Manager
SEWARD ALASKA
On the Main Street
ALASKA’S BEST AND MOST POPULAR
CAFE
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