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tween you and your health.
LEON ENSCH
Chiropractor and Radionist
17 Years Experience
Palmer Graduate
Seward Till January 15tli
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H1R0PRACTIC
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iSIMHSE DISPUTE I
i DEMIS DEADLOCKED^
SEATTLE, Oct. 15. (/I1)—The Chi
| nese-Japanese dispute remanied
; deadlocked, dispatches said, as Ja
; pan, in Geneva, Washington, To
I kyo and Nanking, defied efforts at
j diplomatic intervention.
At Geneva, the League of Na
| tions heard a Japanese spokesman
j demand direct negotiations with
China; while China’s spokesman
reported Japanese planes boohed
Manchurian towns again yesterday.
| The United States and British
ministers are scheduled to confer
in Nanking today with Chinese
; chiefs. Meanwhile martial law was
j declared in Canton, with Japanese
! inhabitants evacuating the city af
ter riots had broken out.
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Sunday school 10 a- m. There
I was a fine group at Sunday school
| last Sunday. The classes are
i working to complete their enroll
ment. Every child in Seward will
find a class suited to his needs.
There are seven teachers and two
more needed. Volunteers are
wanted-. Also teachers and pupils
are wanted for high school boys
and for adult classes. Every one
wanted. Morning service 11 a. m.
Theme: Becoming acquainted
with God. Evening service 7:30
p. m. Subject: The Flood. Every
one will find this service helpful,
and especially any one who ques
tions or is not satisfied with the
story of the flood will find it in
teresting.
Large assortment ol fine sta«
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Boats in port today included the
Marian, Roy, Joan, Bavaria, Flat
tery, Hazel, T-3048 and the Hell
diver.
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There were no hotel registrations J
today.
not stand for re-election
LONDON, Oct. 15. (/P)—Lady Cyn
thea Mosley, granddaughter of the
late L. Z. Leiter of Chicago, an
nounced she would not stand for re"
election to Parliament due to ill j
health.
Miss Evelyn Nilsen has accepted i
a position in the Electric Bakery. j
Evelyn arrived recently from Cor- j
dova.
The Seward Chamber of Com-!
merce met at its regular weekly
luncheon at the Seward Grill yes
terday at noon.
Capt. Pete Sather, of the Rolph
III, is leaving tomorrow with three
passengers and a load of freight
for Surprise Bay, in the Nuka Bay
district.
OFFICE MOVED
The headquarters office of the
Alaska Agricultural Experiment
: stations has been moved from Sit
ka to Juneau, according to the
Juneau Empire. The Experimen
. tal stations have been assigned
rooms in the Federal building.
The transfer involves only the
headquarters office. The experi
, mental work for Southeastern Al
aska will continue to be carried
jon at Sitka. The change, it was
announced, is made to promote
efficiency in administration and
for the advantage of closer con
tacts and cooperation with other
federal bureaus
WASHINGTON, Ofct., 16, (JP)—
Bishop James Cannon, Jr., was
indicted by a grand jury for vio
lation of the Federal Corrupt
Practices law during 1923.
Ada L. Burroughs was indicted
with the Southern Methodist
churchman for conspiracy to vio
late the Federal statute- Bishop
Cannon was chairman of the
headquarters committee of the
anti-Smith Democrats and Miss
Burroughs was the treasurer.
The indictment was besed on
the failure of Bishop Cannon and
Miss Burroughs to report the con
tributions of Edwin C. James, New
York capitalist. Republican, who
gave $65,000 to Cannon.
The jury’s ruling was reached
after a brief inquiry during which
a score of witnesses testified.
CHINESE SLAVERY
HONGKONG, China, Oct. 16. (JP)
— Forty-seven different centers,
where Chinese girl slaves are of
fered for sale, have been revealed
by the government in this city.
Miore than 4,000 girls have been
taken over many weary miles on
horseback to these markets to be
offered for sale, it was said. The
government is trying to stamp out
all evidence of slave trading.
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Alaska paper which is different.
The MS Polar Bear, Capt. Peter
Wold, of the Kodiak Guides Asso
ciation, left Seward yesterday for
Kodiak. The Polar Bear brought
two hunters from a Westward hunt
to Seward to make connections witht
the SS Alaska for the South.
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FURNISHED 5-rcom house for rent.
Inquire Gordon’s.
FOR SALE — Fine, upright piano;
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Seward.
EXPERT dressmaking of all kinds.
Mrs. Garrity, Sheldon residence.
FOR SALE—Saw mill, American
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FOR SALE—Seven pair Moose Pass
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Quartz and placer location notices
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FOR SALE—Old newspapers; 25c
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Main 110 or letter to Gateway
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FOUND—Automobile radiator cap..
| Owner may have same by calling;
1 in at The Gateway office.
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