The Seward City Council will
meet in regular business session
this evening. The most impor
tant piece of business will be
preparing the delinquent tax roll
.for publication.
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INDICTED FOR MURDER
After about 16 hours of deli
beration, the jury in the Thomas
J murder case returned a verdict
finding Dave Thomas, Juneau In
; dian, guilty of manslaughter for
| the killing of Luke* Brown last
i May. He was indicted for mur
der in the first degree says the
Juneau Empire.
FIRST CLINIC OF
miXILH FIRE
i
Vociferous outcries of outraged j
masculinity at the “doings of j
these women," mingled with ap- i
preciative gurgles of delight as
an inquiring finger now and then
touched a ‘funny bone," were the
order of the day at the American
Legion Auxiliary’s baby clinic in \
Juneau,
Thirteen children, ranging in j
age from one to four years, were j
examined during the afternoon.
Three or four of the youngsters
were found with minor defects,
requiring consultation with the
family physician. Advice concern
ing diet and regularity in feed- \
ing and sleeping were given to
several of the mothers who ex- I
pressed a desire for it, says the
Juneau Empire.
The Auxiliary, it was announc- I
ed, will hold clinics monthly.
IIIS HIT IN HiSTDSY
1535—Mendoza founded Buen
os Aires.
1812—John Henry revealed al
leged plot to unite New England
to Canada.
1909—Jose de Navarro, builder
of first elevated railways in New
New, died.
1931—Blast from breakwater
rock quarry jarred top Mt. Mar
athon down !4 inch.
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ROBERT H. ROMIG
Anchorage, Alaska
On his first vacation in the
States for years, George Colwell, i
roadmaster in charge of the!
southern division of the Alaska.
Railroad, ran into a bunch of j
hard luck, according to recent
word received by Mr, and Mrs.
F. E. Leslie, parents of Mrs. Col
well.
The Colwells and daughter
Iris, now in New York, wall pro
bably be there for two or three
weeks longer than they had an- j
ticipated due to an adenoid op- j
eration performed on George. |
This followed a slight attack of
influenza which layed low both l
Mr. Colwell and Iris. Mrs. Col- |
well, fortunately, was not tak- j
en ill.
It was the intent of the popu- j
tar Seward couple to return to i
the Pacific Coast via the South i
and then pay a visit to Mr. Col- I
well’s father. Owing to the pre- !
sent unavoidable delay due to
illness, their plans are necessarily
| turned optsy-turvy.
IN TOILS OF LAW
Henry Sully, recently convicted
I of possession of har liquor
in violation of the Alaska Bone
Dry Law, was sentenced by Judge
Justin W. Harding, to six months
in jail and to pay a fine of $300. ,
says the Juneau Empire. He was
charged, also, with the sale and
transportation of liquor. The jury
found him not guilty on those
counts.
New Chart, Cape St. Elias to |
Shumagin Island. Alaska Shop. “
In line with general improve
ment going on about the city in
j anticipation of a great year, The
! Gateway has appropriated half
ja million for interior decorations
1 in the shape of shelving, etc.
! The Sandbeck Brothers, noted
i local contractors, have the job
■ well in hand.
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Cottage, sole agent.
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j Send fine fabrics here
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| Light Lunches We deliver
| Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fraser
| Phone Mad. 107 - 2nd, Ry.
EVERY MONTH IN THE YEAR
1931 SALES DATES
February 17
April 14
June 16
August 18
October 20
December 15
March 17
May 19
July 14
September 15
November 17
Special Sales Held on Request of Shippers.
Advances Will be Made as Usual When request
ed. Transferred by Telegraph if Desired.
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