NEGOTIATIONS BEGIN
MOSCOW, Russia, Feb. 16, (£>)—
Commercial treaty negotiations, which
hare just started between Russia and
Germany, are expected to have import
ant effect on the future relations of
both nations.
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TRAIN SERVICE DELAYED
A number of slides have again
come down in the mountain passes.
One, of them slipped down near the
same place of the slide last week, at
Mile 19. It is said an tremendous
one has fallen across the railroad at
Mile 75. From the present outlook it
may be Sunday before the first pas !
senger train comes thru.
BASEBALL TONIGHT
The old horsehide will fly tonite
at the S. A. C. hall for a ball game j
is scheduled to be played off begin
ing at 8 o’clock. The soldier lads and
other members of the club are asked
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to check in at 7:30 if possible and
get warmed up a bit.
It is reported that the Quality buk
f-ty will be moving into the Johan,
son building the first of the month.
No word had been received from
ti e S. S. Yukon but it is expected
the vessel will plow into port same
time tomorrow night.
For a distance of approximately
120 miles, north of Talkeetna, four
feet of fresh snow has fallen along
the Alaska Railroad.
A show never to be forgotten tonite. j
fou read it in The Gateway first j
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SEATTLE TIMES BOOSTS
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! AND SPECTACULAR RISE
Not to be outdone bv the Seattle P.
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following story about Walter Cleghorn !
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Seklovia pugilist who is steadily;
toppling over all comers on the Paci
fic Coast. Read on:
When Langford and Cleghorn climb
thru the robes for their headline bout
on the card, two rising young middle
weights Avhose wreight and careers
are similar, will meet.
Up to 1927 Langford had not lost
a decision in his 31 bouts. And he has
fought the best in the country.
Cleghorn came to Seattle two years
ago with a brilliant knockout record
compiled in southwestern Alaska. A
couple of bouts here as* an amateur
showed so well he immediately step
ped into the professional class. He
can count his losses in two years on
the fingers of one hand and have some j
left to spare.
His opponents have been some of
best on the Coast, although he is
just graduating into the main event
class. Cleghorn is not yet 21 years old,
while Langford is just a couple of
years his senior. Both weigh 158 1-2
pounds and there is less than two in
ch difference in their height.
Frye-Bruhn’s Baby Beef is unex
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Watch our grocery wind
ows for 25c canned fruit and
vegetable specials.
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A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT
THIONVILLE, France, Feb. 16,(^P
A string of freight ears breaking
away from a train, ran down a hil
and crashed into an electric car on <
grade crossing. The car was crowdec
with homeward-bound workmen am
17 of the 26 passengers- were killed
STAGE A GUN FIGHT
' NEW YORK, Feb. 16, (IP)—A gun
r | battle, replete with all the essentials
[ of a movie thriller, was staged in the
I harbor here off Brooklyn, between U.
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! S. Customs men and the crew of a
^ j suspected rum runner.
You read it in The Gateway first.
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