CHINESE OFFICIALS !
YIELD 10 DEMID !
AIRPLANE FLYERS WERE SEIZED
WHEN MACHINE MADE A
FORCED LANDING
SHANGHAI, China, Sept 15. (/P)—
The Chinese authorities have yielded j
to the demand of General Duncan, j
British Commander, for the return of j
British airplane flyers who were
seized when their machine made a,
forced landing on the'race course 73 ;
miles from the city.’ Immediately or-!
ders were given to begin repairing 50 !
yards of railway which had been torn I
up when the Chinese authorities re- !
fused to accede to his commands.
ALASKA DUE 3 A. M.
The S. S. Alaska, of the Alaska
Steamship Co., i3 expected to arrive
in port tomorrow morning at 3 o’
clock, according to the local office.
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BACK IN THE BULL PEN
“Rain-in-the-face,” better known j
as *‘Reiny,” the reindeer who has*
been one of the sights of the city j
during the tourist season, has been
teased and fed so much lately that j
he was becoming more or less like
a spoiled kid. so yesterday Jack
Prosser, following a private conver
sation with him. decided to pen him j
up for awhile. j.
These Indian summer days are mak
ing a lot of local people think of tak
ing another vacation.
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Close to 500 tons of general cargo <
■will be discharged from the steamer
Alaska following its arrival in port
tomorrow morning. The vessel is !
scheduled to depart for the South at
midnight tomorrow.
Car- j
Fresh killed lo.al chickens,
.stecs Packing Comp?: y.
PETITION RATE INCREASE
| SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16. (^)—
(The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
I Company’s petition for an Increase
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!in rates will be heard by at least;
two commissioners and all five com-!
missioners will listen in during
jthe final arguments, it is announced, i
CJPT. RENE FONGK
! PLEASED WITH PLANES PER
FORMANCE; CARRIED TEN
PASSENGERS ON TEST
MITCHELL FIELD, N. Y. Sept. 16
(/P)—Captain |tene Fonclt, the French
ace, today tock up the Sikorsky plane '
S. 37 in which he hopes to fly to j
Paris soon. He was up two hours
flying at 11,500 feet most of the time,
over Long Island. New York, and
northern New Jersey, and later ex
pressed himself as pleased with the
plane’s performance. There were ten
passengers on the flight.
TWO LOCAL QUAKES
Last night at 9:30 o’clock, two dis
tinct earthquake shocks, accompanied
by a muffled rumbling, shook Sew
ard for a few moments. As far as
is known not a dish was broken.
The S. S. Admiral Farragut, of the
P. S. S. Co., arrived in port from the
Westward early this morning con
tinuing on to the South.
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Hunters throughout the Interior
are getting the limit of caribou and
sheep, Sevrard arrivals report
Boys all wool school suits,
pants. Ur'r-'h’s.
School suits, at Outside prices.
Urbach’s.
Let’s go to me Liberty!
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HOT AND COLD WATER IN EVERY ROOM
STEAM HEAT
J. S. BADGER
On days like this wear MONOPUL
- the Modem Arctic or Galosh
[MONOPUL means ONE PULL]
LOae Pull- it glides open One Pali "it thdes ihutl
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BALL • BAND
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Has no Buckles—nor Hooks, but
a quick action Slide Fastener
that is very durable and really
satisfactory. Another piece of good news
—the cloth top fits snug and looks neat
without sag or wrinkle. Good style, a
. trim, snug fit, a slide that works,
L and “BALL-BAND” quality—
^ we offer all these good points
P in the MONOPUL*
URBACHS
CASH IS KING
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Here Is The Place To Buy
BOfS
SOOESOMDS
$4 §0 T0$5 50
SHOTS'
$125 TO $175
UNDERWEAR
750 TO $3 00 /
DENIM
$1.85 TO $4,50
ONE LOT OF BOYS SHORT SUITS CUT %
Large Stocks Sporting Hdwe.
TRAPS, ALL KINDS ;
NELSON PACK
BOARDS
REMINGTON
HUNTING
KNIVES
TENTS, TARPS
and STOVES
JOHNSON O. B.
MOTORS
KLEANBORE
AMMUNITION
Dept. Phones-Grocery MAIN 1—Hdwe. ADAMS 80
Clothing MADISON 80
Brown & Hawkins Corp.
Seward, Alaska
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| SHANGHAI. Sept. 16. (&>)—Five
I steamships beleived ^to be the North
j ern squadron, appeared off Woosung
; at the entrance of the Yangtse river
| north of Shanghai today and one of
i them steaming toward shore fired a
| few shots at the Woosung Forts and
J railway s/ation. The shells did no j
Ulamange. The Woosung Forts re
1 plied without scoring any hits and af
ter a time the attacking squadron
j withdrew.
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SEED OF PARENT STOCK
SAN DIEGO, Sept. 16. (/P)—Clin
ron G. Abbott, director of San Diego
' Museum of Natural History, says
the California redwoods are the seed
|of parent stock which attained giant
I size. Long ago a fossilized frond
iwas found on Point Loma Para.
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Lucky says: He tried to
do business without adver-l
Itising. It can’t be done!
So look at his window
: trim and his , daily ads in
future; he wants your busi'
iness; you want the best for
; the least. Lucky can tell
; you where to get it.
Vanilla and fresh rasp
berry ice cream. Schallerer’s
Alaska Shop.
FRUIT JARS AT J. L.
GRAEF’S.
1 School supplies. Schaller-1
errs Alaska Shop.
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Every Month in the Year
1927 SALES DATES
Special Sales Held on Request
of Shippers
Advances Made on Shipments
When Requested
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HARDWARE, STOVES AND RANGES
Inside frosted Electric Lamps, Ship Chandlery, An
chors, Rope and Twine, Paints and Oils, Sheet metal,
Plumbing Shop, Gun repairs.
Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
J. L. ORAEF
Phone Madison 87 Seward Alaska
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