LOS ANGFLFS, Lei;. 11. Tile
sentencing of Hickman was postponed
to Tuesday at which time arguments
will he heard. A motion for a new
trial was filed today by the defense
counsel. Nearly a score of allega
tions in the trial, errors, and depriva
tions of the rights of the defendant,
wen* set forth by Hickman’s attorney.
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N lOW YORK, Feb. 11. (/P)—In one
of the most vicious battles ever wit
r. ^.sed in the Madison Square Garden
Tuny C’anzoneri, youthful New Yorker,
clinched a full claim to the feather
weight championship by whipping
Benny Bass, of Philadelphia, in la,
slashing rounds.
HAS BIG LEAD OVER NEAREST
COMPETITOR; LAST LAP BE
RUN TODAY
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LACONIA, N. H., Feb. 11. (>P)— |
Leonard Seppala, veteran Alaska J
musher. had a commanding lead over!
the rest of tbe field at the end of
i the first leg in the point to point race
of the New England Sled Dog Club.
His seven Siberian huskies loped
into the city after a 57 mile run from ;
North Conwav with an advantage of
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134 minutes and 30 seconds over the
team of grayhouiuls driven by youth
ful Emil Stgodard from The Pas, Mani
toba. The' Alaskan who won the race
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For photographing the many beauties of winter
ie tasraian rums
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IN SEWARD
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PRICES AT
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ummer
ALL WOOL FABRICS; THE PRICES
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MADE TO MEASURE
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MANY HAVE GIVEN THEIR ORDER
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THE DISTINCTION OF THE
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QUALITY, FIRST SEWARD, ALASKA •
a year ago, covered the distance in.
j five hours and 19 minutes.
Earl Brydges, another youngster
from Manitoba, was third. With the
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exception of one dog, which had sore
paws at the start and wore leather
pads, all of Seppala’s dogs were in ex
cellent condition at the finish. Their
, master is confident they will be able
to maintain the fast pace again on
Saturday on the 35 mile run from here j
to Wolfeboro.
Of the eight drivers who started j
from North Conway all but one fin- j
ished. Mrs E. P. Ricker, Jr., the only j
“Shortv” Russick, with a team of Irish
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woman driver, was the last to finish, j
setters, led by one malamute, was
disappointed at his team’s showing.
He won the race two years ago.
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The pastor being still disabled as
! a result of his recent accident the
| Rev. J. D. King, of the Jesse Lee
Home, will have charge of the ser
vices at the Seward Community:
church Sunday morning at 11 o’clock.)
Mr. King gave us a splendid sermon
two weeks ago, and we feel certain
that those who heard him on that oc
casion will be much pleased at the
opportunity of hearing him again.
Musicians from the Home will be
present to assist with the music at
the services.
The Sunday school hour hereafter
will be at 10 a m. Please take due
notice of this change.
Everyone cordially invited to at
tend these services. Strangers al
ways receve a cordial welcome.
Thomas Philip Graham, Minister.
ALL KINDS OF VALENTINES AT
' SCHALLEtfER’S ALASKA SHOP.
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RICH G/LD ASSAYS
DEL NORTE, Colo., Feb. 11. {Jp)—A
sample of rock quartz from the Klon
dvke mine, nine miles north of Sagu
ache, was shown here recently. The
sample was said to assay $440 in gold
per ton and quite a percentage in
zinc and copper.
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Wro. D. Coppercoll U. S. district
attorney, arrived in Seward todav ♦
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ea his Valdez office.
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