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AMERICAN
York 3, St. Louis 2.
idelphia 7, Chicago 5; eleven
mgton 9, Cleveland 3.
n 1, Detroit 2.
NATIONAL
ames postponed.
COAST
e 8, Missions 7.
nd 5, Los Angeles 18.
hers postponed.
•hooner Oregon Wolf, Capt. j
r, arrived in port during |
it and will take on a load j
a coal for delivery at the j
cannery at Uzinkie. The
Wolf is a cannery tender
plant.
hris Hansen, wife of the
stant engineer on the SS
d baby who went to Seat
le vessel, wTere returning
s on the Starr. Mrs.
ill go to Unga where she
> her future home.
Hawklnh—Qn&tttv FM
SEWARD DAIRY HERD
FINEST IN ALASKA
So that’s why the people of
Seward are so healthy!
The finest dairy herd in Alaska!
For the sixth consecutive year
the Seward Dairy, Henry Leirer,
proprietor, has achieved a record
1 of 100 per cent—a perfect score,
j in both inspection of his herd of
; 18 cows and barns, as well as the
i dairy, proper.
Territorial Veterinarian Loftus
: is here for one of his regular vis
| its to all herds, fur farms, etc.
! Saturday he goes Westward on the
SS Starr.
COURT PROCEEDINGS
May 13, 1:30 p. m.—
Urbach & Valade vs. Oscar Dahl,
Motion of defendant for directed
verdict granted. Verdict returned
by jury, upon court’s instructions,
in favor of defendant, Oscar Dahl.
Joseph B. Stanton vs. Brown &
Hawkins Corp.; Stanton repre
sented by Attorney A. J. Dimond,
and Brown & Hawkins by Attor
ney L. V. Ray.
Trial jurors: Mrs. M. Lickwold,
Mrs. C. H. Wilcox, Mary L. Kel
logg, Jerry T. Allen, Grace S.
Chilberg, Floyd Reno, John T.
Or ash. Moses Shinn, E. J. Haug
dahl, V. V. Hart, W. H. Bailey
and M. B. Malloy.
Mr. Stanton sworn in on ovp*
behalf. Motion by Attorney Ray
to evidence on the ground that
the complaint does not state
facts sufficient to constitute cause
for action.
Argument on same.
Panel of petit jurors not en
gaged in above trial, discharged.
Court adjourned to May 14 at
10 a. m.
May 14, 10 a. m.—
J. S. Stanton vs. Brown & Haw
kins. Argument continued. Motion
over-ruled. Mr.' Stanton was still
on the stand when recess until
1:15 p. m. wras called.
MINISTER POUNDS
POLICEMAN'S BEAT
RENO, May 14. (VP)—The Rev.
E. F. Jones, state superintendent
of the Anti-Saloon League of Ne
vada, was pounding a beat as
city patrolman.
His appointnr b- Mayor E.
E. Roberts, shortly aft-r the ma
yor’s reelection on a vide open
platform, created a small sensa
tion here. Asked if he expected
Rev. Jones to devote his time to
dry enforcement, Mayor Roberts
replied, “I expect him to do his
duty.”
3-ROOM apartment roar rent at
J. L. Graef.
hen you get up feeling tired
N morning after morning
: day starts with a heavy
>f weariness—it's a danger
jo see your Dotfor.
er health examinations en
r Doctor to treat the little
e they become grave ones,
le you to get fuller enjoy
of life.
must be skilled and educated. He
must stock hundreds of medicinal
agents and know just how to care
for them. He must know how each
ingredient must be weighed and
added to the prescription. He is
trained to be accurate and to de
mand the best.
>mething from the
u spend for trifles.
protecting your
!o to your Doctor
ic health examin
ee Pharmacist who fills
Doctor’s prescriptions
ne uses Merck s tine pre
scription chemicals because
he knows he can rely on
them.
For Your Medicine Cabinet —
Select Merck’s pure products as
your Doctor and Druggist do.
— MERCK
Coj-ji if U UBU. Afccufc & Ce« lac.
AVIATORS STORMBOUND
KODIAK, May 14. (Special to
j The Gateway)—Alonzo Cope and
Alex Holden, pilots of the Pacific j
International Airways of Alasak, I
| landed Wednesday night; storms
are holding them here. They
landed a hunting party in Uyak
and Gus Gelles of Anchorage.
Hums SIGN !
Oil THE DOTTED LINEi
CLEVELAND, May 14. (JP)—Any
doubt that the heavyweight cham
pionship fight between Max
Schmeling and W. L. (Young)
Stribling would not be held in
Cleveland’s new municipal stad
ium July 3, was removed.
The contract was signed last
| night by city officials and the
j Madison Square Garden Corpora -
j tion of Ohio, organized by - the
I promoters.
FEELS BETTER NOW
A1 Daly, oldtimer of the West
ward, was among the arrivals in
Seward on the SS Starr Wednes
day afternoon. He hails from
False Pass and went outside in
the year of 1930 to receive medical
attention for a foot which he
froze in February of that year
and which resulted in further
complications. He stopped over
in Seward while the Starr is mak
ing its special voyage.
BUYS FOREIGN OIL
WASHINGTON, D. C., May 14.
The Navy Department awarded
contracts for 4,620,000 barrels of
oil at a cost of $2,260,000 to the
Shell Oil Company, an American
off-shoot of the British controlled
Royal Dutch Shell Company.
Agnes Wallin, who has been
visiting with relatives on the out
side, was an arrival here Wed
nesday on the SS Starr. She is
enroute to her home in Chignik.
Father Bernard Hubbard was
right last winter when he told The
Gateway major volcanic activities
would occur to the Westward this
summer.
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PARES EAST
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Reduced round trip faros, effective
May 22 on tho fast
mouth coast limited
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mattresses, larje dressing rooms, baths, "fam
eealy seed" meals sad other splendid foetuses.
Losses Seattle S:30 p.m. for
St. Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago.
Ash for somplets details on a trip anyoheie.
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