DISTURBANCE SEEN
BOSTON Dec., 22, (T)—An Inter- ,
national disturbance is threatent
because of the seizure of a British ,
mercnant vessel 40 miles at sea by
the United States coast guard
whicn found 1500 cases of liquor
\ aboard
PARLIAMENT RESIGNS
MONTE CARLO, Dec., 22, (/P)~
BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS
AND RECORDS. Schallerer’s Alas- ,
ka Shop.
The Parliament of Monte Carlo
consisting of 21 members has re
signed. The Government crisis arose
over the question of whether the
management of the famed gamb
ling casino or the people were to
run the country.
Cleanliness ana the best of meats
our motto. Frye-Bruhn.
Candied Cherries ind Pineapple.
SCHAILEItER’S ALASKA SHOP.
Basketball
THREE BEST GAMES
OF THE SEASON
December 26
ALASKA COLLEGE
vs
SEWARD HIGH SCHOOL
December 27
ALASKA COLLEGE
vs
CITY
December 28
ALASKA COLLEGE
vs
S. H. S. or CITY
Good preliminaries each night
Games start at 8: o’clock
Single games—Adults 75c; Kids 25
Season ticket—Three nights; $1.50
(Continued from Parse Three.)
) '
Dr. Baughman $1, Mr. and Mrs.
Meyers $2, Mrs. G. Sexton $1.50,
Mrs. H. Balderston $2.50, Miss
i Nash $1, A. O. Johanson $1, Miss
$1, Miss Talbert $1, Sybil A. Reed
$1, E. J. Bath $1, Rev. Gailey $1,
Miss Wilson $1, Mrs. A. Horton $1,
. S. Nekeroff $1, Mrs. A. H. Thoday
$1, W. Patterson $1, C. A. Me Dou
gall $1, Order of East. Star $10,
t Mrs. J. Shea $1, O. Curtis $1, Mrs.
F. Johnston $1, J. Bailey $1, Mrs.
L. V. Ray $1, M. Seferovich $1, J.
E. Leedom $1, D. Galloway $1,
American Legion Auxiliary $10,
Anna Leslie $1, W. Geary $1, M.
S. Banbury $1, R. B. Woolverton
$1, J. Matich $1, A. E. Pittock $1
H. A. Bigford $1, M. Horner $1,
C. Henning $1, C. E. Orlander $1,
E. Mount $1, B. Dyer $1, Ruby Wil
son $1.
| -W. L. Jase $1, J. B. Stanton $1,
Mrs. W. Blue $1, Mrs. Matheson $1,
H. V. Hoben $1, W. Madsen $1,
The Gateway $3, M. E. Holben $5,
Geo. Maki $1, Mrs. Abbott $1, Mrs.
Lien $1, W. Ekland $1, T. Clement
$1, Anna Stern $5, Dorothy Hill
$1, Seward Woman’s Club $10, '
E. S. Diehl $1, M. S. Hansen $1, |
Dr. Hyatt $1, L. Morris $1, Mr.
Jensen $1, John Doe $1, R. Mack j
$5, Mrs. P. Anderson $1, Joe Bad- j
I ger $2.50, Mrs. A. Pederson $1, j
Mrs. G. Peterson $1, Mrs. H. F. j
Hendrickson $1, Mrs. A. Bolem $1, |
J. J. Mattich $1, E. Garthofner I
$1, H. H. Mitchell $1, Leon Urbach j
$1, G- Sexton $1, A. A. Fairweath- j
er $1, Sylvia Sexton $1, E. Swet
mann $1, R. J. McKanna $1, J. An
derson $1, G. Foster $1, D. Hughes
$1, L. Larson $1, Mrs. Sandvick $1,
|j. Seaman $1, J. Renning $1, J. A.
I Truitt $1, C. E. Engle $1, J. Ross
$1, G. W. Caldwell $1, J. Helm $1,
Northern $5, Dr. A. R. Roberts $2,
J. D. Lander $1, B. M. Storey $1.
Mrs. J. B. Canfield $1, Verna
Wheeler $1, M. Shlosser $1, Willard
South Carolina Sows
\
Winter-Growing Bean
KINGSTREE, S. C„ Dec. 21, (#■)
True-' grov/ers of Williamsport;
county and a part of Georgetown ;
county are planting a number of1
acres this winter to Fava, a winter
growing vegetable that somewhat;
resembles the lima bean.
The bean, understood to be an :
importation from Italv, was intro- 1
duced in this section two years ago j
and rapidly has grown in favor ;
with gardeners and truck raisers.
REMAINS BARRED
NEW YORK, Dec. 22, (A5)—The
Fritted States Lawn Tennis Associa
tion refused to lift it’s ban against
William Tilden and as a result h
will be baired from amateur mateh
esfor at least two more months.
TO BATTLE SOME MORE
NEW YORK, Dec., 21, (yR)—The i
Ken Strong. All-American fullback
who playea with the New Yorl
University football team this year (
was married to Amelia Hunnemai I,
actress. !!
Shellhorn $1, Rayl $1, J. Galit $1, j
G. R. Manthey $1, Mrs. Purdue $1, i
L. Greenberger $1, O. Glotz $1, J
Mrs. Shaw $1, Patricia Tromp $1,
Viola Swetmann $1, F. Broadwell (
$1, W. Blue $1, G. Lind $1, Mason- j
ic lodge $10, Miss Talbert $1- 5
Total $350.50
CARL ZIESS BINOCULARS AND I
FIELD GLASSES. Schallerer’s Al
aska Shop.
Ml.VnTTZFS THREAT
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 22, —
President Portes Gil minimized a
threat to stability of Government
offered by his dispute with powerful
laboi organization under Luis Moi
ones.
WASHINGTON, Dec., 22, —The
Border Patrol of the Immigration
Service, established in 1924 appre
hended 25.524 persons suspected of
unlawful or questionable activities
along the border during the fiscal
year just closed.
TR V A PURE WHITE KOCK ICE
CREAM SODA. Schallerer’s Alaska
Shop.
SEWARD’S
POPULAR
EATING PLACE
Short orders and
regular dinners
ALSO A LA CARTE ORDERS
SEWARD GRILL
Mel Holben, Prop.
LEGAL NOTICE
U. S. LAND OFFICE, ANCHORAGE,
ALASKA,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
tALPTI SPARKS, entryman, to
gether with his witnesses, HAAKON
SUNDSBY, and THEODORE AL
BERT NUTBEEM, al! of Seldovia,
Alaska, has submitted final proof
n his homestead entry, serial
06799, for lands embraced in U. S.
Survey No. 1541, Longitude 151o 12
30” \V. Latitude 59o 36’ N. contain
ing 17.55 acres.
If no protest is filed in the U. S.
Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska,
within the period of publication or
thirty days thereafter said final
proof will be accepted and final
certificate issued. The proof is now
in the files of the local Land Office
at Anchorage, Alaska.
J. LINDLEY GREEN, Register.
First publication November 8, 1928.
Last publication December 22, 19<.3.
THE ALASKA RAILROAD
Trains Leave
7: 30 a. m. Monday and Thurs
day; ' c.
Trains Arrive
7 p. m. Wednesday and Satur
day; !
I
ONE THOUSAND
HOLLY GIFT BOXES
TO GIVE AWAY
With Every Purchase
Seward Trading Co.
Seward Trading Co., Inc.
Agents for Dupont Powder and Homelite Generators
4
YOU WILL LIKE THE AIR
of
REFINEMENT
LUXURY
EXCLUSIVENESS
of
GIFT ARTICLES
at
LOW PRICES
at
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MEATS
FOR THE CHRISTMAS TABLE
TRY our Baby Beef—Baby Beef is our specialty and we
urge you to give it a trial-once given a trial you will like
it. We also handle other fresh and appetizing meats and
fowls.
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59 j CASES IN PINK, BLUE, NAV>
% Orchid. All the rage Outside. Ui
ach & Valade.
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the new “Okeh” records at
Sylvia’s. You’ll be surprised.