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VOLUME XXIII. NUMBER 170.
SEWARD, ALASKA, MONDAY, JULY 23, 1928.
PRICE TEN CENTS
U. S. FISH COMMISSIONER IN
SEWARD SATURDAY ON WAY
SOUTH ON BRANT
“The department is pleased to see
the run of salmon which is appearing'
this season which demonstrates a
pack can be secured with less gear,
also giving fish a chance to get to
the spawning beds. Hoover’s conser.
ration policy is not to strangle the
fishing industry, but a wise us© of re.
sources, so that we may have suffi
cient for the future,” stated Henry
O’Maltey, United States Fishery Com
missioner, who arrived in Seward Sat
urday, on the flagship Brant from the
■Wtestwajrd. dnitoute Soi^jh. Charles
H. Fiona distinct forester of Alaska
and commissiifiner for the Depart
ment of Agriculture, who- has beep on
an inspection tor.” of the Interior,
also arrived in the city Saturday, join
ing O’Malley here.
BRISTOL BAY PACK
Mr. O’Malley said that fishing in
Bristol Bay to Julf 14 totaled SS6.345
‘ car a a. of BvYrrv. peep! t ffgr&.rgdV
The -runs in Bristol Bay, with tho ex_‘
ceptlon of Vgashik River, have all
h en r-c- 1. ana l Dennis Whin, in
charge of the Bureau of Fisheries
work in that area, reports the escape,
rsmts has been good, and predicts a
!? rob able park of 1,000,000 cares, a
normal pack for that district. J
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HILLSBORO Oregon, July 23. (/?)—
Drunkiness on private property is nn
crime in Oregon, according to action
taken hem by a circuit court judge,
in sustaining a demurer by a citizen
T.ho became intoxicated in a tavern
not knovrn as a public place.
Attorneys for the accused contended
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that a man can get as drunk as he
pleases on, private property so long as
he doesn’t infringe on the rights of:
oh'ters.
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VAN NUYS, Calif. July 23. (TP)—
' Two aviators flying ovtar San Ferando;
Vally W'ere injured, probably fatally
when their plane crashed in a cem'3
bary. The injured men wrer© Robert
D. Dreibelder and Owen Dres'aa, stu
dent flyers in an aviation school here.
MONEY ORDER THIEVES
NEW YORK, July 23. (/P)—Money
order thieves have stolen blank forms
with a potential value of $1,500,000
since January first, and are now
engaged in passing them all over the'
country.
ARRANGES BIG. LOAN
BUCHAREST, July 23. (/P)—It lias
been announced that the Rumanian
^government has arranged for >a loan
o.f S250,000,000 with foreign banks in.
eluding Blair & Company of New York.
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MILITARY COMMANDER. TAKES
REFUGE ON BOARD A BRIT.
ISH BATTLESHIP
CHEFOO, China, July 23. (/p)—-The1
recently hoisted Sun banner of 'the
Chinese Nationalist was hauled down
and replaced by the five starred flag
of North China. The Nationalists
military cam m under took refuge!
aboard the British vessel and his sold,
iers disarmed.
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While fighting was in progress j
foreign warships landed -patrols; onei
lasted IS hours.
SPECULATOR, July 23. 0?)^-G~c.ne
Tunney rev»3aJed a punch a few see.!
rue • in the second round of a bout;
with his partner Harold Mays for'
mashing liis face and with a snarlj
he shot three swift right hooks to!
fhe jaw. Mays daggered but the I
heavy training gloves absorbed most;
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of their force. The other six rounds!
wero rather indifferent but the;
?h amp ion was impressive.
AMERICANS ARE SAFE
SHANGHAI, July 23. (A3)—With 30
American war vessels in Chefoo Har_
bor there is no apprehension felt for
;he safety of Americans ther'3.
CHOP OFF THREE DAYS FROM
FORMER RECORD SET BY
WELLS AND EVANS
NEW YORK. July 23. </P)—John
Henry Mears and Collyer land. |
cd establishing a record of 23 days, j
15 hours, 2t minutes and thtee sec. i
ends for a trip around the world.
The previous record was held by
Linton Wells and Edward Evans, New
York newspapermen. _ which was 2S
days, 14 hours, 36 minutes and nine
seconds.
PORTLAND, One., July 23. (£>)— Life
may now- be increased in span from
the preset average of 70 years to
1 tO yenr^ and the marriagiab-Ie age
arlv-aac'"rt-.frpmjil}^ 40 years.'accord.!
:rg to Dr. Albert Schneider, dean of!
the School -of Pharmacy, North PacifJ
ic College of Portland. Ore.
]]-■ lias just completed an exhaus.
tivp two • ear study of scientific trans.
panting of.glands of humans, and ani.
m K in stimulating-mental and phy.l
steal rejuvenation: and his work has j
been accepted by the Medical Review j
of Reviws.
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- 'AMERICANS FINE SHAPE
AMSTERDAM, July 23. (/?)—’The
U. S. Olympic team is in fine condition
and ready to compete in the historic
games at Amsterdam. They arrived on
the steamsmhip President Roosevelt
and a, big jdirong of natives were on
hand to greet the athletes.
ro. CONDUCT CAMPAIGN FOR HOOVER, CURTIS
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Washington, D. C., Herbert Hoover and Senator
Curtis with Dr. Hubert Work (center), chairman of the
Republican National Committee, and members of the Re
publican Campaign Committee as they gathered in Wash
ington to discuss plans for the Republican Presidential
campaign.
WHISKEY STUFFED HERRING
| NEW YORK, JJuly 23. (/P)—'Fivja
j hundred and 10 gallons of p re .war rye
j whiskey was found hidden in barrels
j of die:ring aboard a R»3d Star liner as
j it was unloading its cargo at their
dock in Brooklyn.
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ZAPFi, MEMBER OF THE PARTY,
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CAME BACK WEARING SUIT
OF MISSING MAN
MOSCOW, July 23. (/P)—Intense in. |
terest in regard to the exact fate of]
Malmgren, lias been stirred in Mos.i
cow by reports and rumors as to the!
circumstances surrounding the rescue'
of Mariano and Zappi Yerehernaya.
The Moskava published a dispatch!
from it’s correspondent aboard the'.
Kras.sin which said Zappi. in addition:
•to his own clothes, wore Malmgren’s
suit. The original report of aviator:
Chukfrnovsky was that he saw three^
figures, one lying apparently dead, .if?!
the subject for further discussion. {
NSW YORK, July 23. (/p)—John J.
Raskob, chairman of the Democratic'
National Committee, announced that'
he is not “drenching wet” as the o.p_ •
ponents insist, but is anxious to see!
so sue plan worked out bringing “re.!
turn to temperance’' in this country
Mr. Raskob said he is not in favor of
the' return to the open saloon.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 23. {IP)—!
America is losing one of its most!
beautiful women. Mrs. Marjorie See.
ley Jones has married Capt. Raneotts
Wilson, retiring from the British;
Navy, according to word from Ne.w|
York yesterday. She ha,s been a
widow twice on the stage. She ima.r_|
ried the iale Henry U. Blossom. Her
second husband was Clarence Jones. \
LC-H ANG3LES July 23. (£>)—The
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Times says that James Warmer and
Captain Harry Lyon, radio operator
and navigator respectfully of the A us.
tralian flight plane “Southern Cross”
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have split. According to Warren, thej
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disagreement is attributable to par. ^
sonal business annd technical matters
in which they differed. ,
TO KAHOE mm
ASSERTS DEMPSEY
LEFTS AND RIGHTS BOUNCE OFF
CHALLENGER’S CHIN WITHIN
WITHOUT HARM
FAIRHAVEN, July 23. (Jf>)—It -will
take a superman to knockout Tom
Keeney in the opinion of Jack Denip.
sey who, in watchfng his workout,
said Keenly had better than an even
chance of defeating the champion.
In the workouts before Dempsey
andn 2,000 persons, saw th‘3 challenger
floundered through four rounds with
lefts and rights bouncing off his chin.
He looked off color the first two
rounds but seemed to find th nge
in the last two.
NEW YORK,- July 2d. . . mr
Arnicur with ‘the remarkably 16’w scon
of 2S7 for 72 holer--, won the Metro.
poUwrxi open gcif championship over
:'■ ;■ Schacka.maxoa con:se.
f, Jqfcrrny iYrrei . ntw United -Rates
•champion, finished second n z. ? -ft
virtue of two marvelous rounds, .68
end G9. Leo Digel was third with a
score of 284.
ATLANTA Ga. July 23. (JP)—IIoy
Gardner, San Diego mail bandit, and
three cither long term convicts are in
solitary confinement following an
unsuccessful bneak for freedom at
the Federal Prison here. A guard is
nursing a miner scalp wound, the
only casualiity of a thirty minute gun
battle staged by Gardner and Joe Ur.
baytes, the latter being uniter sentence
for a mail robbery in Ohio.
SAN F&ANCISCO, July 23. (£>)—
Dapt. Harry Lyon, navigator of the
Southern Cross, on its long flight to
Australia, announced plans for a Lon.
Ion ' o Los Angeles aerial trip.
Ac. ording to word from the Pacific
' city, the plane which will be
milt in Los Angeles will be piloted by
Ch.pt. William Lancaster and Mrs.
l»eith' Miller, air idols of Great Brit,
lin. Lyons will act as the navigator,
MARTIAL LAW
HAVANA, July 23. (JP)—A state of
drtual martial law prevails at San.
iago De Cuba following a fight be.
ween police and soldiers in which one
jolicenian was killed and many
vounded on bothj sides.