IDLES NIHON'S
"ITU COMING NORTH
KODIIK BEAR HINT
Seth W. Richardson, assist
corney general of the U. S.,
party of three other not
rom Washington, D. C., will
m April 24 on the “Sho
for Kodiak to hunt the
famed bears in the unex
interior of Kodiak Island
the month of May with the
; Guides Association,
ain Charles Madsen will be
•sonal guide of Mr. Richard
O’Malley, head of the Bu
Fisheries, has extended his
invitation to the party to
/ of the Bureau of Fisheries
's and placed the bureau's
t their disposal during the
; they so desire.
MS* Discoverer, Capt. Heinie
returned to port during
ht from Anchorage and
llet ports.
E OUSTER PROCEEDINGS
JCA, Kas., April 13. (/P)—
Boynton, state attorney
, ruled a limited ouster pro
s would be filed against
ox - West Coast Theatres"
»y if it controls shows which
on Sunday in violation of
te law.
Sofia Hassanen, aged mo*
Mrs. John Sorri of Juneau,
sed away at the home of
ghter as the result of old
^plications, says the Em*
UE THEATER CLUB
will be a meeting of the
ieater Club April 21 in
Tuesday, (tomorrow).
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ESTATE TAX ILLEGAL
PITSBURGH, April 13. (^—Fed
eral estate tax act was held uncon
stitutional in a decision handed
down by United States District
Court Judge Gibson in deciding a
suit filed by the executors of the
estate of John Donnan for the re
covery of $226,067 paid to the Fed
eral government and the state as
taxes.
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GOES TO RENO FOR DIVORCE
RENO, Nev., April 13. (/P)—C. H.
Sabin, jr., son of the chairman of
the board of the Guaranty Trust
Company, is in Reno to obtain a
divorce from Ruth Ogden Sabin.
He will charge mental cruelty, it
was said.
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NEW COLLECTOR FOR ILLINOIS
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 13.
(/P)—Clarence F. Bucks was made
collector of internal revenue in
Illinois with headquarters in Chi
cago. President Hoover said it was
a recess appointment.
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PLANS COMPLETED
GENEVA, April 13. (A1)—A com
mittee completed plans for an in
ternational institute for agricul
tural credits which will loan money
to stricken farmers in the eastern
part of Europe and the Balkans.
Plans call for formation of a semi
private bank under the league aus
pices with $100,00,000 credit.
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ARGENTINES WIN DAVIS CUP
BUENOS AIRES, April 13. (JP)—
The Argentine Davis Cup team
advanced to the final round in
the South American zone when
its doubles team of Adrian Zappa
and Ronaldo Boyd defeated Eduar
do Stanham and Juan da Silva of
Uruguay.
★
TROOPS SENT TO UPRISING
LISBON, Portugal, April 13. (jP)
—With two transports carrying
artillery, seaplanes and several
hundred loyal troops are on their
way to suppress the uprising at
Funchal. Fighting is reported be
tween rebel and federal troops un
der the command of Captain Ca- j
berada.
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Seward Bills’ Club—B. P. O. E.
dies free Gentlemen $1.00
SEWARD ATHLETICS BEAT
BELMONT BILL TEAM
FIOST OFFICIAL GAME
When Mayor D. C. Brownell,
heaved the baseball squarely across ]
the pan Sunday afternoon, smack
into the glove of Chief of Police
Fred Keilcheski, with a dull thud,
then began the first official game
of the season in Seward with
the Belmonters and Athletics in
the limelight.
The game was ‘nip and tuck’
all the way and was won by only
a margin of one run by the Ath
letics who took Belmonters into!
camp with the score of 6-5.
The sun shining directly over- ;
head made it difficult for fielders i
to put the “highsign” on any j
long shots which came their way.
The Belmont team, Eddie Mar
tin official manager and coach,
started with Jimmie Williams,
pitcher; Elmer Lenon, catcher;
Harry Miller, 1st; Bill Bahme,
2nd; Bill Johnson, 3rd; “Sully”
Sullivan, ss; and Gil Soderberg,
(Boots) Anderson, Myron Smith
and Archie Helm, fielders.
Seward Athletics—Fred K iel
cheski, manager; started with
Guy Manthey, pitcher; Marty
Skinner, catcher; Raymond Man
they, first; Otto Sandbeck, 2nd;
Donald Shellhorn, 3rd; Burdette
Jones, ss; and Merritt Shellhorn,
Ralph Valade and Jack Rosness,
fielders.
Bob Manthey and Chester Mac
Auley umpired.
It is reported these same two
teams will face each other again
early Wednesday evening.
BARONESS DIES
PARIS, April 13, (/P)—Baroness
James de Rothchild, founder of
numerous charitable institutions
died at-her Paris home at the age
of 91 years.
OPERATIONS RESUMED
Operations were resumed by the
Juneau Lumber Mills with a force
of 50 men, which closed down last
November for the winter. The saw
mill and the planing mill began
turning out lumber, but the box I
factory of the establishment still
remains inactive, says the Empire.
RECOMMEND ELECTION
BERLIN, April 13, (JP)—The no- j
minating committee of the city
parliament agreed to recommend
the election of Heinrich Sahm as
Mayor of Berlin to succeed Gustav
Boess.
Trapping yielded good results
and mining work was prosecuted
to a limited extent throughout the
winter in the Tulsequah district
of British Columbia, according to
the Juneau Empire.
. t Hemrta in Walts Time,’* one of the
Brunswick records at the Alaska Shop.
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BILLS’ CLUB MEETING
The Seward Bills’ Club will meet
in the club rooms this evening at
8 in a regular business session.
The Church pension fund an-!
nounced recently that the min- I
imum pensions for retired clergy- j
men of the Episcopal Church have
be increased from $600 to $1,000
a year.
At the annual meeting of mem
bers of Juneau’s Fire Department,
all incumbent officers were reelect
ed without opposition, according)
to the Empire. !
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ns
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May 15
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