1. TUB'S BROW
STOMACH AILMENT FOR YEARS
HAS BEEN ROBBING JACK
OF VITALITY
LOS ANGELES, April IS. (JP)— Jack
Dempsey, former world's heavyweight
champion, announced yesterday in
Los Angeles that he was going to at
tempt to come back and remove the
crown from the I)row of Gene Tunnev
who defeated him in Philadelphia
last year. Physicians declared that
they have located and can cure a
stomach ailment which has been
sapping Dempsey’s strength for years.
The former champion is otherwise
in excellent health and is anxious to
establish a training camp. He will
meet Delaney, Starkey, Maloney or
any of them in order to get another
crack at Tunney he says.
YOUNG PILOT SHIMS
171 MILLS ill HOUR
LOS ANGELES, April 18. (#»)— Race
officials here announced that Frank
Lockhart the 24 year old Los Ange
les pilot attained a speed of 171:02
miles per hour, the greatest ever
made by an American in a baby 89:6
cubic inch displacement car. on a
dry lake bed at Muora Calif., north
of here.
SEWING MACHINE HEIR
CHSHGEO WITH FRAUD
PALM BEACH. Fla., April 18. (>P)
—Paris E. Singer, heir to the Singer
Sewing Machine fortune was arrest
ed today on a charge of obtaining
$1,5000,000 under false pretenses. Af
fidavits charge fraud in property
purchases and sale of lots. He is
now en route to New York under
$20,000 bond.
The finest' Safety Razor in. the world
at $15. Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
BOY IS SUICIDE
NEW YORK. April 18. (/P)—Mich
jael Wright, a 13 year old boy com
mitted suicide by hanging, here yeo
1 terday. Over studying at school was
•Mamed iOr the act.
i
TRAPEZE PERFORMER |
GIVES CROWD THRILL;'
FILLS FORTY FEET
'thunderous APPLAUSE FOL
! LOWS CRIES FRIGHT WHEN
MAKES BOW, COLLAPSES
, LOS ANGELES, April 18. (IP)—A
| circus crowd received a mighty thrill
here today when James Hackensmith
plunged 40 feet from his trapeze to
the ground. Cries of fright were fol
lowed by thunderous applause as he
rose to his feet and made his cus
tomary bow. He took a few totter
ing steps toward the dressing tent
jand collapsed. At the police hospital
surgeons said he suffered a crushed
chest and a few small bones -were .
broken. He said his right name was '
Smith and that he came from Eureka,
Kansas.
! MILLION HALF DOLUS
- . |
NEW YORK, April 18. (JP)—Search
for Capt. Frederick Kopper Jr., \\ ash-j
ington business man and heir to a j
million and a half who has. been j
missing since last Wednesday ex- •
tended to New York City where Kop
! per is believed to have gone
The S. S. Tanana of the A. S. S. Co.
j is expected to arrive in port? tomorrow
; from the south . The Tanana will
discharge a cargo or approximately 700
: tons.
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A handsome electric display sign
was erected today overthe Brown &
Hawkins store advertising Florsheim
shoes.
Lucky says: He believes
j in preparedness so get ready
and buy your seeds now.
AN IDEA CONFINED
TO
GRAYCO
FOR MEN’S CRAVATS
The National Park Series,
an all-silk heavy krinkle
crepe with reproductions
of the wonder places in the
United States National
Parks
THE NATIONAL PARK
SERIES REPRO
DUCES THE
FOLLOWING
Garden of the Gods, Bridal
Veil, Old Faithful, Grand
Canyon, Bryce Canyon,
Zion National Park and
Paradise Valley
Order an assortment at once. Be
the first in your town to show this
remarkable novelty.
TIES $1-50
URBACHS
CASH IS KING
“QUALITY FIRST”
BROWN & HAWKINS CORP.
Seward, Alaska
DRESS UP
SAYS THE NEW
SEASON
COLORFUL
IS THE NEW
APPAREL
t
THE new Suits and Top Coats are ready for your inspection—a finer
* selection than this, store has ever offered. Fancy Dress Shirts,
Fashionable Hats and Caps—Dressy Kid Gloves—High-grade Neck
wear—Wool and Silk and Wool Underwear—Pongee and Soiesette Pa
jamas—Sport Sweater—Florsheim Dress Shoes and Oxfords.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES AT ALL TIMES
Fancy Coffees and Teas Hollyhurst Ranch Eggs
Sunlight Butter Premium and Star Ham, Bacon
PAINTS TO BRIGHTEN UP YOUR HOME
A complete Stock of Fuller’s Paints, for all purposes—House Paint,
Floor Paints—Roof Paint—Deco ret—Gloss Paint, Automobile and
Boat Paints. Bronze and Aluminum Paint. Turpentine. Linseed
Oil and Wood Alcohol.
ROLLER SKATES. WHILE THEY LAST $1.00 PER PAIR
all marines of the third
CONTINGENT HAVE BEEN OR
DERED TO CHINA
SAN DIEGO, April 18. (/P)—Wit!'
one train bringing 151 marines fron
New Orleans having arrived Satur.
day and another train with 137 mar
ines from Quantico, arriving at 9 a
m. today, San Diego again is th<
mobilization point for marine lorces
All men of the third contingen
which has been ordered to th
Chinese war zone are expected to b
here by tomorrow according to Col
onel William H. Pritchett, Command
ing the local marine base.
I
I POWER OFF TUESDAY NOON
j Electric service throughout the cit
| will be shut off tomorrow (Tuesday
| between the hours of 12 o’clock noo
[ to 2 p. m.
i
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! The U. S. Geodetic Survey ship Su
S veyor, which will make Seward h(
i home port this season, was nearir
Latouche at noon today. It is expec
ed the vessel will arrive in port t
night.
Fresh Velvet, Maple Nv
Ice Cream today and tomoi
row. Candy Cottage.
MRS. BARTHELMESS REMARRIES
| NEW YORK, April IS. (/P)— Mary
Hay Barthelraess, divorced wife of
i Richard Barthelmess film star has
; married V. Bath, the rubber manufac
; turer and has left for Singapore
where Mr. Bath is in business.
ARMOUR GRAIN SUSPENDED
CHICAGO, April IS. (/P)—Tae \r
mour Grain Company war ordered
| suspended from the Board w,‘ Trade
I after two years investigation. Tlie
Armour Company was attemp ’ng to
gain control of the world’s grain
Harbingers
o f Spring
A Riot of Gay Colors
, at
THE BLUE SHOP
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it
HARDWARE, STOVES AND RANGES
Inside frosted Electric Lamps, Ship Chandlery, An
chors, Rope and Twine, Paints and Oils, Sheet metal,
Plumbing Shop, Gun repairs.
Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
J. L. ©RAF~
Phone Madison 87 Seward Alaska