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SCIENTISTS ALARMED
OVER LEANING MR
ROME, Aug. 20. (/P)—Italian scien
tists are alarmed lest the beautiful
Campanile shifts approximately one
millimeter per year since 1918. The
rate of movement has increased and
a commission of experts are now ex
amining the nature of the ground with
a view to averting a possible catas
trophe.
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FRYE’S BABY BEEF is govern,
ment inspected which is one of its
recommendations. ■
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PEASANTS DROWN
, VLADIVOSTOCK, Siberia, Aug. 20.
(/P)—Forty thousand peasants are re
ported to have been made homeless
and: over 100 drowned in a great flood
which is sweeping the maritime pro
vince following a steady downpour of
: rain within the last 18 hours.
MOURN PASSING PREMIER
VICTORIA, B. C., Aug. 20. (#>)—
British Columbia today mourned the
passing of Honorable John Oliver,
Premier of the province, and Cana
dians from coast to coast joined in
paying a last tribute to the man who
for a decade dominated the life of
British Columbia.
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EXPLODES SOUTHERN SKY
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CHICAGO, Auug. 20. (/P)—A star,
similar to our sun, exploded in the
southern sky early Tuesday it was
reported in a cablegram from Ger
many to Professor Frost, director of
the Astronomical institute here today.
I Prof. Frost added that if a similar ex
plosion , should occur in the sun that
all life would vanish from the earth
Within 147 hours. He pointed out
that no noise was heard of the explo
sion.
OLD LAW HOLDS INN
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LONDON, Aug. 20. (JP)—In olden
days when inns were renty>te and
highwaymen were rampant, it was not
uncommon for robbers and innkeep
ers to be in league, so laws were pass-;
ed holding inn keepers responsible for |
:the safety of his guests and their
'goods.
These laws still stand, and figured
in the loss of an automobile valued at
1267 pounds, stolen from the parking
place of the Bridge Park Hotel at
Staines. Alexander Dixon Aria, a
banker’s agent, contended that by the
innkeepers act the common law of
Englang was applicable.
Justice Swift pointed out that the
law had been framed for hundreds of
years and that under it an innkeeper
was liable for the safety of his guests
and ^uch of their property as came
into his custody, and the jury found
i for the plaintiff in the case.
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ART STUDENT SUICIDES
NEW YORK; Aug# 20. (/p)—Mildred
A. M. Barber, daughter of George F.
Barber, vice-president and treasurer
of William H. Horstman & Co., of
Brooklyn, committed suicide by inhal
ing gas. She was 20 years of ago and
a student in an art school.
COTTON LEADS GOLFERS
LONDON, Aug. 20. (£>)—T. H. Cot
ton leads at the end of the second
qualifying round in Irish open golf
championship with 136. Jack Smith
is second with 147 and Archie Comp
son third, with 150. Bill Melhorn, of
Chicago, turned in^57 and Nabholto,;
another American, had 15S.
.
“Pa, what are ancestors?”
“Well, my son, I’m one of yours.
Your grandpa is another.”
“Oh! Then why is it people brag
about them?”
Brows & Hawkins—Quality First.
ELUSBALL-CHiUMiLL
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ELLIS BALL-CHIU flU.
MADE IN SIZES FROM
TWO TO FIFTY TONS
DAILY CAPACITY
Priced $150 to $1989
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ALASKA AGENT
SEWARD
ALASKA
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\[0 matter what class, quality
or quantity of Lumber you
may need, we carry it in our
yard. Estimates will be furn
ished without charge or obliga
tion.
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PORT BLAKELEY MILL CO.
CAL M. BROSIUS Seward, Alaska
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Outside Prices At Seward’s Leading Haberdashery
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SHIRTS, NEWEST
STYLES and PAT
TERNS TO $3.00
STETSON, HARDEMAN
HATS SNAP BRIMS AND
BOUND EDGE TO $6.50
SNAPPY SHOES and OX
FORDS REASONABLY
PRICED $5.00 to $8.00
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OUR SUITS ARE FASHIONED
OF THE FINEST STURDY FAB
RICS. LONG LIFE AND LAST
ING SATISFACTION, BUILT
RIGHT INTO THE WEAVES
IN STYLE, TOO, THEY ARE
LEADERS. FINALLY, THEY
ARE PRICED ATTRACTIVELY
TO SUIT ANY PURSE. THESE
SUITS MAY BE SEEN IN DOM
ESTIC AND FOREIGN WOOL
ENS.
WIL WITE SWEATERS, VAN
HEUSON COLLARS, FOWNES
DRESS GLOVES, GOODYEAR
RAINCOATS, FASHION CRAFT
TIES, LADIES SILK LINGERIE,
STOCKINGS, RAINCOATS.
FISHERMAN’S, SPORTSMAN’S
LABORER’S OUTDOOR CLOTH
ING AND SHOES. GOODRICH,
HOOD, BALL BAND FOOT
WEAR. BLACK BEAR, DAYS,
N. B. DRESS AND WORK
trousers, Water repel
lent GARMENTS, ETC.
SUITCASES,
HANDBAGS,
HATBOXES,
WARDROBE,
BOX TRUNKS
$2.00 to S'«-50
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The K.&M. Store
REASONABLY
PRICED AT
$27.50 to $37.50
SUITS
BETTER GOODS FOR LESS
Opp. SEWARD GRILL
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