RELATIONS BETWEEN
EMBASSY RAID BY CHINESE RAIS
ES IRE OF DIPLOMATS OF
SOVIET RUSSIA
PEKIN, April 11. (/P)—Diplomatic
relations between Soviet Russia and
Chang Tso Lin's Northern Govern
ment were -stretched to the limit
wlren police and troops of the North
ern armies swooped down on the Sov
iet Embassy in Peking and arrested
five Russians and 30 Chinese, be
lieved to have been involved in com
munistic activities against the Pek
ing government, and war may result
because of the intense feeling that
has been aroused in Russian circles.
“Red” diplomats called the raiding
of the Soviet Embassy "an overt act”
and it is feared by the Northern
Chinese that Manchuria may be in
vaded by the Russians, who have
been aiding the Southern Cantonese
armies by spreading propaganda
among the working classes. Police
handled the ecommunists roughly, in
the raid, pulling them out of the Emv.
bassv by the hair of their heads.
Numerous red flags and banners
were seized by the police, as well as
a large amount of communist litera
ture designed to be distributed to the
Chinese.
CILIF0RNI1 VARSITY
SHELL DEFEATS 'HUSKIES'
OAKLAND, April 11. (/P)—The Cal
fornia Varsity won by three lengths
in the unofficial time for the three
miles of 15:30. The Bears led most
of. the way, but the Huskies pulled
aumost to a commanding position and
threatened California’s lead.
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WASHINGTON FRESHMEN WIN j
OAKLAND, April 11. (/P)—With the
water smooth and a favoranie wind
blowing down the estuary, Washington
Freshmen nosed out California Fresh
men by half a length after the Bears
had led1 from the mile mark to near
the finish. The time was 11:15 4-5. j
BEAR JUNIOR VARSITY VICTORS j
OAKLAND, April 11. (£>)—Califor- j
nia Junior Varsity won by naif a j
■ length overtaking the Huskies at the
mile, and a half mark, and holding the
lead the rest of the wray. Time for
three miles, 17:43.
BAHIDITS TRADE JOBS
WITH STORE PROPRIETOR
LOS ANGELES, April 11. (/P)-Tvro
hold-up men last night locked the
proprietor of a drug store in a back
room, together with his clerk, and
then waited on customers for 30 min
utes. In the meantime they had tak
en $46 from the cash register and $25
from three customers, via the two
gun route.
VAN GILDER HOTEL
HOT AND COLD WATER IN EVERY ROOM
•TEAM MEAT
.1 S BADGES
OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
THE COMMERCE CAFE
KAY HIRANO, Prop.
Dinner and Short Orders; Chop Suey and Noodles
NEXT TO THE LIBERTY THEATER PHONE ADAMS 54
Children’s
Suits
SOMSTHING NEW. COME AND SEE
THEM. MADE WITH PATENTED
HOLDERS
AT OUTSIDE PRICES
URBACH’S
' CASH IS KING
“QUALITY FIRST”
BROWN & HAWKINS CORP.
Seward, Alaska
Yes, Spring Is Just Around The Corner
WITH THE FIRST RAYS OF SUNSHINE STREAMING THRU
THE SKIES, EVERYONE AND EVERYTHING IS STIRRING
TO RENEWED ACTION
HAVE you given any thought of renovating your home this spring? Do
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T_1 * J
miaiu, nc/v pauciu^
plain and plaids, print
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border, Congoleum rugs,
(all sizes), Congoleum
oam ana sinn mats, ruD
ber matting, window
shades, Oil Cloth and
linnette table covers,
velvet rugs in various
sizes and patterns, all at
SPECIAL PRICES
BIG CEDAR CHESTS
Moth-proof and dust
proof, neatly trimmed
in copper.
Most beautiful Chests;
ideal for storing furs,
silks and linnons
BEAUTIFUL IMPORTED JAPANESE LUSTREWARE TEA
SETS
23-piece Lustreware Tea Sets, assort
ed colors at, OH CA
per set ..
Safedge Tumblers, Sherbets, Goblets
and wine glasses.
Optic Tumblers, Grape de
sign, per dozen.
Imported English Dinnerware—Ho
tel and Restaurant Ware.
Earthenware Tea Pots and Pyrex
Ware.
A weir selected stock of Simmons
Beds, ! Springs and Mattresses.
Dining Chairs, Kitchen Chairs,
Leather and Tapestry Upholster
ed Reed Rockers and Comfort
Chairs, . Chiffoniers, Buffets and
Dressers, Electric Boudoir, Table
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EVERYTHING FOR THE COMFORTS OF HOME LIFE
.. •£. *'trst > . t
STAMPEDERS ALL DISAPPOINT
ED; GROUND WAS PREVIOUS
LY STAKED
TONOPAH, Nev., April 11. (£>)—
The village of Belle-Helen, 60 miles
east of here is now the scene of Nev
ada’s latest gold strike. The excite
ment was caused when Gus Peterson
arrived in town with several hundred
pounds of rock, streaked with free
gold and worth several thousand dol
lars a ton. Many people rushed there
to stake Qlaims, but were disappoint
ed, as it is an old ground and has
been staked many times.
POLICEMAN IS GAME.
FOUGHT TO THE LAST
SAN DIAGO, April 11. (JP)—Firing
blindly at his hidden assailant, while
he felt his own muscles relaxing in
death, C. R. Harris, a veteran San.
Diego policeman, died in Balboa Park
last night. He was the victim of a
“petting party” bandit, who he seek
ed to capture.
New York ice cream at the
Candy Cottage tomorrow.
Lucky says: Holidays are
on, so “command your mind
to play,” but don't forget
Lucky's prices.
WANTED-^-To Buy, Clean fcotlon rags,
will pay5c per pound. Gateway, tf.
FOR SALE—Quartz and placer not
ices, proof of labor blanks and any
other lqgal blanks applying to the
Terirtory, at The Gateway office, tf
The finest Safety Razor in the world
at $15. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
The Best in the “Belt”—Gateway.
o
ers
ring
A Riot of Gay Colors
at
THE BLUE SHOP