TODAY’S WEATHER
Station Barometer Temperature
Tanana 29.90 56
Eagle 29.78 64
Ft. Yukon 29.72 58
Nome 29.86 44
A POTENTIAL RECORD. BREAKER
COWES, Eng.,—A striking view of
the giant speedboat “Estelle 1,” in
which Miss M. E. Carstairs, the only
Brtish entry in the International
&]>eedboat Races at Detroit, Mioh.,
hopes to create a new world’s record
by attaining a speed of 100 miles an
hour.
AUTOMOBILE PLOWS
THROUGH CROWD OF
THREE INJURED, ONE SERIOUSLY
THREE AMBULANCES RUSHED
TO SCENE
SEATTLE, July 9. (/P)~W. T. Haus.
er was reported seriously injured and
two others hurt, when an automobile,
driven by M. A. GTeen, plowed thru a
crowd of workmen at 34th Avenue and
Aurora Stneet. Three ambulances j
were rushed to the scene of the acci. |
dent when it wa reported that several
men had been seriously hurt.
Hauser was removed to the ProvL
dence hospital, where .physicians said j
his condition was undetermined.
R. F. Raber, secretary and sales
xnar.age;* c-** v. “Pioneer” printing
firm of Tacoma \vasb., tv *,o with
M:s. Rtber, is leaking his *’\st trip
to Alaakh, deot"-fed today *o.- the In
teri '‘hey - ret urr.lv'to the
'vast via the Mgiwny
STEVENSON SETS UP
STRIKE-OUT RECORD
Tailing like autumn leaves, or tel
ler yet, mowing 'em down like a
frashirg machinp, Stevenson, star
twnler and pride of the Signal Corps
made 15 batters, of the Surveyor
baseball team, bite the dust in yes
terday’s slaughter which ended by the
s^ore of 12 to 1. Lenhart caught M3
playmate in big league style. Just
'•■r good-luck Steve also kissed the
horsehide for a homer. His niwe
! team mates gave him airtight sup
port. To make matters worse for the
Surveyer crew Steve permitted them
but two lousy hits.
,
“WHOA! MAUDE!”
A mule and a horse is aboard the
xM. S. Discoverer, now plying it’s way
to JTarnna from the Port of Seward.
The stock will be used for hauling
freight over the 10-mile trail from the
bay to the village.
I Very Special
BATH MATS 22X35 ..$1.00 each
CANNON TURKISH TOWELS
* 23X43 .:.:...50 3 for $1.35 <3
17X35 .25 3 for .65
Colored border wash cloths. .10 each
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First class work done at the Beauty Shop
1 1
I Shampoo.$1.00 Finger Wave $1.25
Manicure .75 Marcel.$1.25 |
j Paper Curling Facials |
Madison 132 for appointments
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“ Yes Sir ”
Just the kind of meat you want at your table.
Our meats are of the finest quality and our
prices are moderate.
All you have to do is call Main 94 and FRYE
BRUHN’S service is yours.
f FRYE BRUHN & CO.
A. C .GRUANSTADT, MANAGER
All wool Bathing suits all
colors from $4.50 to $6.00
Two piece bathing suits
\jopular^ colors $5.95
The American Narine
Finance Corporation
THE necessities of modern busiriess and industry
* have brought the finance companies into a new
position of importance. These are days of rapid ex
pansion and quick turnover of capital requiring
financial accomodations which,* while perfectly
sound, are not within the scope of approved banking
practice.
IT is in such countries as the Pacific Northwest and
Alaska that the aid of the finance corporation is
most needed. The tremendous undeveloped resour—
ces—the wealth of opportunity for new and profit—
able ventures and the shortage of surplus capital
which always characterizes a district in the devel
opment stage combine to create a condition de—
manding just such service as the finance corpor
ation is prepared to render.
We are pleased to announce that we are prepared to
extend our service to Alaska and expect to play an
important part in the development of the rapidly
growing commerce and industry of this great Ter—
ritory.
WE are opening a branch office in Ketchikan and
will be pleased to handle inquiries there, or from our
general offices in Seattle.
American Narine Finance
Corporation
General offices: 524—530 Liggett Building
Seattle, Washington
Commercial Paper, Real Estate Mortgages, Notes, Auto
Loans, Acceptances, Drafts, etc.